Upcoming PhD Positions in Condensed Matter Science

Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research; Stuttgart; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The International Max Planck Research School for Condensed Matter Science in Stuttgart invites applications for fully funded PhD positions. Candidates holding an MSc should have strong backgrounds in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and related disciplines. Join a vibrant and interdisciplinary research community with access to world-class facilities and mentorship.

Leistungen

Fully funded positions

Access to international research institutions

Individual supervision and mentoring

Support for scientific meetings and training

On-campus support services

Qualifikationen

• Applicants must hold an MSc (or equivalent) in a relevant field.
• Strong background in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and material or computer science.
• Outstanding BSc graduates eligible for fast-track PhD program.

Aufgaben

• Conduct cutting-edge research in condensed matter science.
• Participate in a structured doctoral program and complete a PhD.
• Engage in interdisciplinary projects and community events.

Kenntnisse

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

Material Science

Computer Science

Ausbildung

MSc or equivalent

Jobbeschreibung

Upcoming PhD Positions in Condensed Matter Science

Thanks to all the academics who submitted their applications!

The application deadline has passed and the selection process has started. More information about the new call will be announced later in January and in Autumn 2025. Stay tuned!

There are two application periods each year:
January 1st - February 28th
August 1st - September 30th
If you missed the deadline, please apply in the next round.

Are you interested in becoming a doctoral researcher in condensed matter science? The International Max Planck Research School for Condensed Matter Science (IMPRS-CMS) in Stuttgart, Germany, currently has an open call for multiple fully funded doctoral researcher (m/f/d) positions.

Research areas include: Quantum Materials, Electronic Structure & Quantum Many-Body Theory, Nanoscience, Solid State Spectroscopy, Solid State Ionics & Batteries, Bioinspired Materials, Quantum Electronics, Organic Electronics, Ultra-Cold Atomic Gases, and more.

We offer

• Cutting-edge research projects in a vibrant, interdisciplinary, and multicultural environment with access to excellent research institutions worldwide.
• A modern, structured doctoral program in English with a tailored curriculum.
• Fully funded positions plus additional support for scientific meetings and training (no tuition fees).
• Individual supervision, co-supervision, and mentoring by leading research scientists.
• An excellent working environment with various on-campus support services (technical facilities, workshops, PhD representatives, residence permit/visa support, children’s daycare, etc.).

Join our Research School

Our structured PhD program will enable you to pursue a professional career in condensed matter science at a world-leading level. We offer a broad and interdisciplinary spectrum of fundamental research in a highly technologically relevant field.

More than 40 distinguished and internationally recognized group leaders participate in the IMPRS-CMS program, offering cutting-edge PhD projects.

Become part of this vibrant community!

Your application

Applicants should hold an MSc (or equivalent) with a strong background in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and material or computer science.

Key prerequisites include a high level of commitment, basic knowledge of solid-state science, and proficiency in English.

Outstanding BSc graduates are eligible for a fast-track PhD program.

The IMPRS-CMS, as part of the Max Planck Society and the University of Stuttgart, is committed to increasing diversity and encourages applications from individuals with disabilities and women, especially in underrepresented areas.

Important Dates

Application deadlines:

• 2024-10-03
• 2025-07-08 23:59 (Europe/Berlin)

The Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research (MPI-FKF) is part of the Max Planck Society, one of the top research institutes globally. Stuttgart, Germany's sixth-largest city, offers a vibrant cultural and diverse environment.

The institute fosters an international and interdisciplinary culture, with physicists, chemists, experimentalists, and theoreticians working together.