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Freie Universität Berlin sucht eine/n Research Associate (praedoc) im Bereich theoretische Festkörperphysik mit Schwerpunkt Quantentransport in chiralen Supraleitern. Die Stelle ist projektgebunden und ermöglicht die Promotion.
Die Beschäftigung erfolgt im Dahlem Center for Complex Quantum Systems (DCCQS) und ist an das Cluster of Excellence Center for Chiral Electronics (CCE) angebunden. Der/die Bewerber/in sollte ein Master/Diplom in Theoretischer Physik besitzen und die Zulassung zum
Research Assistant (praedoc) (f/m/d) (DM-PHY-912)
Contract duration: befristet auf 4 Jahre
Salary / pay grade: E 13 TV-L FU
Working hours: 75 %
Requisition ID: 912
Application deadline: 26.10.2026
The Dahlem Center for Complex Quantum Systems (DCCQS) at Freie Universität Berlin is seeking to fill a position as a Research Associate (praedoc) (m/f/d) in the field of theoretical solid-state physics with a focus on quantum transport in chiral superconductors. The position is funded by the Cluster of Excellence Center for Chiral Electronics (CCE).
The Dahlem Center provides an exciting forum for discussion that promotes the exchange of ideas and supports collaboration between established and early-career researchers in Germany and around the world (https://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/forschung/dahlem-center-for-complex-quantum-systems/index.html).
The center's research focus is on quantum-theoretical solid-state physics in its entirety.
The CCE Cluster of Excellence is an interdisciplinary research project within the framework of Germany's Excellence Strategy. Since January 2026, the consortium has been conducting research on chiral materials to develop the next generation of extremely fast and energy-efficient electronics.
The scope of responsibilities includes research in the field of theoretical physics with a focus on chiral forms of superconductivity and magnetism.
This externally funded research project offers the opportunity to pursue a Ph.D.
For more information you can also get in touch with Mr. Brouwer (brouwer@physik.fu-berlin.de).