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Welcome to the Graduate School MAINZ!

 

Applications to our PhD program are currently open. Please click here to register and apply online before the deadline on Feb 19, 2010!

 

The Graduate School of Excellence “MAterials Science IN MainZ” (MAINZ) is an international PhD programme which focuses on graduate training through excellence in research in the combined fields of polymer science, colloids, supramolecular assemblies, magnetoelectronics and strongly correlated quantum systems, including ultracold quantum gases.

 

Scientists from the University of Mainz, the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P) and the University of Kaiserslautern (TUKL) have joined to form MAINZ. MAINZ has been selected as one of the few PhD programmes in the interdisciplinary area of Chemistry, Physics and Biology as part of the Excellence Initiative.

LATEST ADDITIONS
03.02.2010
Claudia Felser to receive SNU Grant of IBM
 ... Link 
02.02.2010
Report on 5th MAINZ/Matcor Workshop in Speyer online!
 ... Link 
21.01.2010
Award for magnetism scientist Burkard Hillebrands from TU Kaiserslautern
 ... Link 
13.01.2010
Online-registration and -application to our PhD program are now open!
 ... Link 
04.11.2009
K3-TV report on Materials and Energy Lectures now online!
 ... Link 
08.10.2009
Frederik Wurm and Daniel Kessler receive the MAINZ Award 2009 for their oustanding PhD theses
 ... Link 

FUNDING
Illustration FUNDING MAINZ is funded as part of the Excellence Initiative between 2007-2012 by the German federal and state governments through the German Research Council (DFG). Additionally, MAINZ was granted a matching fund by the Ministry for Education, Science, Youth and Culture of the State Rhineland-Palatinate.

 
MAINZ Graduate School of Excellence, 08.02.2010
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