A short research internship in Chemnitz for master’s students – with travel costs reimbursed. The student works in a German research group on their own topic and often brings home a ready chapter of their master’s thesis.
With the same university the department runs certificate programmes in English – Advanced Microscopy Techniques and Advanced Functional Materials, 10 ECTS credits each.
The FEI scanning electron microscope – the Advanced Microscopy Techniques certificate programme, run together with Chemnitz, is taught on it
The European XFEL near Hamburg is the world’s most powerful X-ray free-electron laser: a three-kilometre tunnel and pulses a few femtoseconds long that let you film the “movie” of a chemical reaction at the level of individual atoms.
The agreement gives our students and doctoral candidates access to internships at this facility – a chance to work on equipment that Ukraine does not have and will not have.
The Renishaw Raman spectrometer at the department – where the work begins that later continues at the large facilities
An exchange of young researchers and a double degree programme. The partnership with our Japanese colleagues goes back a long way: researchers from Japan regularly visit the department, and Shizuoka University is among the co-organisers of our SPO symposium.
Together with Le Mans University (France)
Le Mans University, France – internship opportunities for students.
Shizuoka University, Japan – internships and joint research.
Questions about current opportunities – at optics.phys@knu.ua
Together with Le Mans University (France)
Together with Shizuoka University (Japan)