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Sebastian Walfort was awarded the EDISON Young Researcher Award at this year's EDISON conference. Here, participants from all over the world discussed latest progress in the field of fundamental physics and applications of electron dynamics in semiconductors, optoelectronic devices, and nanostructures. The international jury awarded the prize to Sebastian Walfort for his presentation entitled "Correlations in Resistance Fluctuations of Germanium Telluride Glass". We congratulate him and are excited to see how this research topic will develop further.

For the upcoming winter semester 2023/2024 we are looking for tutors to supervise the exercises of Physics A.
For further information please see the job announcement or contact Prof. Dr. Martin Salinga.

There are 5 positions available for Student Assistants in the Salinga Working Group.
You can find the announcements here:

Noise in nanostructured electrical devices
Training of Machine-Learned Potentials
Technology computer aided design
Digital teaching
Digital Lab Book
 

We are happy about our new assistants and welcome Nils, Joel and Julius to the AG Salinga!

The new collaborative research center (CRC) „Intelligent matter: From responsive to adaptive nanosystems“ kicks off right at the start of 2021, and we are proud to be part of it.

This CRC is inspired by the question whether synthetic matter can provide artificial building blocks with intelligent abilities.

Such matter would secure new opportunities for a wide variety of applications; for instance, the development of artificial skin that self-regulates temperature and absorbance; soft robotics with adaptive tactility; and brain-inspired computing with reduced energy consumption.

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We are very happy to present the new members in our team: Dr. René Hubek, Dr. Maheboub Alam and Dr. Alex Fuhrich. It is great to have you with us. Welcome aboard!

We welcome new colleagues in the working group Salinga: Dr. Marina Muñoz Castro, Dr. Mirko Gabski and Dr. Boubakeur Ayachi. Best wishes for your new start. We are happy to see the team grow.

After a successful review in January and a positive funding decision by the DFG in May, today, the third funding period of the Collaborative Research Centre Nanoswitches (CRC917) is starting. For our group this means another four years of financial support for our "Fast transient electrical analysis of resistive switching phenomena" and for our investigations of "Effects of nanoscale confinement on the properties of phase change materials".