Physical Chemistry Seminar 1: Trends
CH-643 / 1 credit
Teacher(s): Bostedt Christoph, Feldmann Sascha, Invited lecturers (see below), Kavokine Nikita, Vanicek Jiri
Language: English
Remark: Spring 26 + Fall 26
Frequency
Every 3 years
Summary
Students can learn about the broader research in Phyiscal Chemistry and broaden their horizon beyond their own field by listening to 14 talks by speakers presenting their recent research. The students get the opportunity to also personally meet the speakers and discuss research topics.
Content
14 lectures per calendar year about reseearch activties of invited speakers. The talks will cover diverse topics across the field of Physical
Chemistry. The themes may include but are not limited to studying quantum phenomena, function, and dynamics in molecular or materials
systems with spectroscopy, imaging, or theoretical approaches. The goal of this course is to broaden the students' horizon by making them
familiar with current topics in Physical Chemistry, in particular with ongoing research outside their own field.
The speakers and talk titles will be announces at the beginning of each semester on the Physical Chemistry Seminars website.
Assessment:
Attend a minimum of 14 seminars per year (7 per semester). At the end of the calendar year, students submit a short report summarizing the main topics covered in the seminars, with particular focus on one selected seminar, along with a critical reflection on what they learned.
Keywords
Physical chemistry; spectroscopy, imaging, theory, ultrafast; quantum phenoma, function, dynamics, materials; molecular and materials properties, interfaces; research talks;
Assessment methods
Assessment: Attend a minimum of 14 seminars per year (7 per semester). At the end of the calendar year, students submit a short report summarizing the main topics covered in the seminars, with particular focus on one selected seminar, along with a critical reflection on what they learned
Resources
Websites
Moodle Link
In the programs
- Exam form: Term paper (session free)
- Subject examined: Physical Chemistry Seminar 1: Trends
- Courses: 14 Hour(s)
- Project: 16 Hour(s)
- Type: optional