Application Procedure
Please be aware that as of now ALL VDS applications for any quantum group has to go through the VCQ path as described here. So please submit your application via this application form.
If your application is successfull and you will become part of a Quantum group at the University of Vienna, you will automatically be a member of VDSP. If you have any questions regarding this please do not hesitate to contact us on: vcq.phd@tuwien.ac.at
First Step
each applicant must complete the following:
- complete and submit the online APPLICATION FORM
- upload an abstract of their Master's Thesis
- upload a detailed CV and Motivation Letter
- get 2 Academic Advisers to submit Recommendation Letters via the Recommendation Form
Letters of Recommendation
Both advisers must refer to this ID while filling out the Recommendation form and upload a letter of recommendation.
It is the applicants‘ responsibility to inform their academic advisors about the deadlines and submission procedure of the recommendation form and letter. The academic advisors should submit their recommendation form and letter within the application deadline!
Second Step
A pre-selection process by the faculty members will be based on the online applications. Only complete applications (i.e., including two recommendation letters) will be considered. Pre-selected candidates will be invited for a the hearing.
Hearings will be held in October 2023 VIA ZOOM
Dates & Deadlines
CALL
opens May 16th 2023
application deadline: August 31st 2023
HEARINGS
2nd & 3rd of October 2023
Faculty members to apply for in the current call:
Hartmut Abele – TU Wien – Neutron and Quantum Physics
Markus Arndt – University of Vienna – Quantum Nanophysics and Molecular Quantum Optics
Markus Aspelmeyer – University of Vienna – Quantum Foundations and Quantum Information on the Nano- and Microscale
Iva Brezinova – TU Wien – Time-Dependent Quantum Systems
Časlav Brukner – University of Vienna – Quantum Foundations and Quantum Information Theory
Borivoje Dakič – University of Vienna – Operational Quantum Information
Thomas Juffmann – University of Vienna – Quantum Imaging and Biophysics
Yuji Hasegawa – TU Wien – Neutron and Quantum Physics
Philipp Haslinger – TU Wien – Atom Interferometry
Beatrix C. Hiesmayr – University of Vienna – Quantum Particle Workgroup
Nikolai Kiesel – University of Vienna – Far-from-equilibrium Quantum Systems and Quantum Thermodynamics
Mikhail Lemeshko – ISTA – Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Julian Leonard – TU Wien – Experimental Quantum Information
Markus Müller – ÖAW – Quantum Information and Foundations of Physics
Miguel Navascués – ÖAW – Quantum Information & Quantum Foundations
Andreas Nunnenkamp – University of Vienna – Quantum Control and Quantum Many-Body Physics
Stefan Rotter – TU Wien – Non-Hermitian Physics & Complex Scattering
Jörg Schmiedmayer – TU Wien – Quantum Many Body physics and Atom Chips
Norbert Schuch – University of Vienna – Quantum Information and Quantum Many-Body-Physics
Thorsten Schumm – TU Wien – Quantum Meterology
Karl Unterrainer – TU Wien – Quantum Optoelectronics
Philip Walther – University of Vienna – Quantum Information Sciences and Quantum Computation