Doctoral Programme: Atoms, Light, and Molecules (DK-ALM) 1238 views

The Doctoral Programme Atoms, Light, and Molecules (DK-ALM), is a collaborative programme that provides a research and training environment for excellent national and international students at University of Innsbruck and Physics Research Center. It is funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF).

Number of positions: 28 PhD positions

Duration: 4 years

Study areas:

• Chemical Physics
• Astrophysics
• Ultracold Atoms
• High-Resolution Spectroscopy
• Quantum Optics
• Quantum Information
• Machine Learning

Requirements:

• Candidates should have obtained or will obtain a diploma or master´s degree in physics or neighboring disciplines.
• The main communication language is English. The candidates are selected based on their academic excellence, their commitment to science, their communication skills and their social competence.
• Students from all nationalities will be considered for recruiting based on equal selection criteria.
• Students from EU/EAA member states and Switzerland coming to Austria need a valid passport to enter the country, to study and to work. The VISA requirements for students from other countries can be found here.

Fellowship value: gross salary for these positions will be about 38,555 €/year.

How to apply:

Apply by sending applications as PDF document (filename: firstname_lastname.pdf) by email to dk-alm@uibk.ac.at including:

• detailed CV
• motivation letter
• all master certificates and undergraduate level certificates including a diploma supplement with a list of courses and grades
• list of previous scientific experiences and skills
• synopsis of the diploma/master thesis
• list of publications, talks and poster presentations at conferences.
• 02 letters of recommendation of two experienced scientists. These letters have to be sent separately by the recommending persons to dk-alm@uibk.ac.at.