Job Openings
We offer continuously PhD and Postdoc positions in the following core areas, and we invite highly qualified and motivated candidates to apply. Most positions will remain open until filled. For more information, contact the respective supervisor:
- A: Designing dynamical emergence in quantum matter
- B: Capturing emergent chemistry
- C: Exploring emergence in heterogeneous systems
PhD applicants should hold a Master of Science in Physics, Chemistry, or Biology depending on the research project. The University of Hamburg promotes equal opportunity, and as women currently are underrepresented in this job category, women are expressly encouraged to apply. In compliance with the Hamburg act on gender equality, preference will be given to equally qualified female applicants. Disabled applicants with the same status will receive preference over equally qualified non-disabled applicants.
Currently open positions - more will be published soon:
Research Associate position in the project "Theory of Excitons and Ultrafast Dynamics in Perovskite Quantum Dots" in the working group of Prof. Dr. Gabriel Bester.
Further information in the job advertisement (PDF).
PhD position in the project "Electron-driven control of the enantioselective reactivity of chiral molecules" in the workig group of Prof. Dr. Francesca Calegari.
Further information can be found in the job advertisement (PDF).
PhD position in the project "Large-scale entanglement in a cryogenic ytterbium tweezer array" in the working group of Prof. Dr. Peter Schauss.
Further information in the job advertisement (PDF).
PhD position in the project "Imaging of nanocrystals with high resolution X-ray lenses" in the working group of Dr. Saša Bajt.
Further information in the job advertisement (PDF),
Postdoc- position in the project "Photoinduced Superconductivity: The Role of Charge-Density-Waves and Pseudogap" in der AG Prof. Dr. Andrea Cavalleri.
Further information in the job advertisement (PDF).
Please also have a look at the University's open positions.
Open positions at the Cluster Office:
Project assistant in the mentoring program dynaMENT - Mentoring for women in natural sciences.
Further information can be found in the job advertisement.
Call for theses:
Master's thesis on the topic "Automated UV/Vis–IR microscope for protein crystal detection" with Eike Schulz and Roland Thünauer.
Further information can be found in the call for thesis (PDF).
Master's thesis on the topic "Characterizing the Electrical Properties of Protein Crystals through Impedance Spectroscopy" with Dr. Maggie Klureza and Prof. Arwen Pearson.
Further information can be found in the call for thesis (PDF).


