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The DFG-funded International Research Training Group “Cold Controlled Ensembles in Physics and Chemistry” at University of Freiburg offers

10 PhD Positions

in the fields of experimental and theoretical Atomic and Molecular Physics, Physical Chemistry and Quantum Optics.
The PhD programme in collaboration with the University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, offers dual supervision by supervisors from both research sites, an extended stay at UBC, an annu- al convention and regular summer schools. The positions are paid with 75% of TVL 13 (approx. 2526 Euro pre-tax). No tuition fees. Language of instruction is English.
We are looking for excellent MSc graduates in Physics and Chemistry with an interest in interdisciplinary, multinational research. Recruitment is based on a strict selection process.

The University of Freiburg seeks to increase the number of female scientific faculty members and therefore strongly encourages qualified women to apply for the position. The university is committed to providing a family-friendly workplace. In case of equal qualification, persons with disabilities (Schwerbehinderte) will be given preference.

Application documents:

  • Motivation letter (1 page) addressing the following questions:
    - Why do you want to participate in the IRTG on Cold Controlled Ensembles in Physics and Chemistry?
    - Why are you suitable for this IRTG programme?
    - What project in what research group do you like to work on and why?
  • Curriculum Vitae (including list of publications)
  • Name, affiliation, email and phone of a senior researcher as a reference

Submission:

The above documents should be submitted as a single pdf file via email to:
info@cold-controlled.de
Submission deadline: 30/01/2015
Admission interviews: Selected candidates will be invited to take part in admission interviews which are tentatively scheduled March 13th and 20th, 2015.

For further information about specific projects, candidates are encouraged to contact the individual groups.