Fully funded PhD Positions in Condensed Matter Science (m/f/d)

Join our Research School Our excellent, structured PhD program will enable you to continue your professional carrier in the field of condensed matter science at a world-leading level. We combine an extraordinarily broad and interdisciplinary spectrum of expertise in fundamental research on condensed matter, an area of particularly great technological importance. More than 40 distinguished and internationally recognized group leaders actively participate in the IMPRS-CMS program and offer cutting-edge PhD projects. Become part of this community! Your Profile: Applicants should hold an MSc (or equivalent degree) with a strong background in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and material or computer science. The current call is open from 1st August till 30th September 2024. Other important prerequisites for working in our international and multidisciplinary institute are a high level of commitment, basic knowledge of solid-state science and a good knowledge of English. Candidates with an outstanding BSc degree are eligible to apply for a fast track PhD. We offer: Cutting-edge research projects in a vibrant, interdisciplinary, and multicultural work environment with access to excellent research institutions around the world. A modern, structured doctoral program in English with a tailored curriculum. Fully funded positions plus additional funding for scientific meetings and trainings (no tuition fees). Individual supervision, co-supervision, and mentoring by research scientists who are leaders in their respective fields. An excellent working environment with various on-campus support (technical facilities/ workshops, PhD representatives, residence permit / visa support, children's day care, etc.). Your application Details on the program, eligibility and application. For further information, please contact the coordination office: . Please note, that only applications submitted through our online application portal can be considered. The IMPRS-CMS, as part of the Max Planck Society, and the University of Stuttgart is committed to increasing the number of individuals with disabilities in its workforce and therefore encourages applications from such qualified individuals. The IMPRS-CMS strives for gender equality and diversity and seeks to increase the number of women in its workforce in those areas where they are underrepresented. We therefore explicitly encourage women to apply.