Research
Jacobs University has structured its main research activities into research centers along the main global challenges the university is focusing on. For details see http://www.jacobs-university.de/research-centers.
Mathematical and Statistical Physics
- Dr. Betti Hartmann
- Classical field theory
- Solitons
- Topological defects
- Black holes
- Prof. Dr. Hildegard Meyer-Ortmanns
- Statistical physics out-of-equilibrium, Non-linear dynamics
- Dynamical processes on networks
- Stochastic transport, evolutionary dynamics
- Phase transitions and critical phenomena in physics and beyond
- Prof. Dr. Peter Schupp
- Mathematical Physics
- Theoretical Particle Physics
- Non-commutative Geometry
- Quantum Gravity
- Quantum Spin
Condensed Matter Physics: Theory and Experiment
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- Computational materials design
- Development of methods for large-scale applications
- Hydrogen storage
- Nanoporous materials
- Electromechanical properties of nanostructures
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- Quantum Phase Transitions (Anderson Localisation, Quantum Hall Effect, Mott Transition)
- Quantum Transport Theory for disordered and low dimensional Systems
- Spintronics
- Strongly Correlated Systems(Kondo Effect, Kondo Lattice)
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- Computational physics
- Modelling of molecular wires
- Laser-matter interaction in the condensed phase
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- Nanoelectronics
- Single molecule transistors
- Functionalized organic materials and plastic electronics
Biological and Chemical Physics: Theory and Experiment
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- Single molecule biophysics
- Atomic force microscopy & force spectroscopy
- Nanomechanical sensors
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- Laser spectroscopy on nano-structured systems in the frequency and time domain
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- Classical stochastic transport at the nanoscale
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- Molecular dynamics simulations of biological systems
- Wave packet dynamics and coherent control
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- Membrane biophysics
- Transport phenomena in biosystems
- Nanoengineered Nanocapsules



