Date: July 20 to August 2, 2025
Place: Kloster Weltenburg, Asamstraße 32, Kelheim an der Donau
RTG Summer School
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Interrogation and Control of Multiple Degrees of Freedom: From Cold Matter to Solids
The 2025 edition of our summer school series focusses on innovative methods to characterise, interrogate and control quantum systems with multiple and, potentially, strongly coupled degrees of freedom.
Five lecture series will shed new light on the interaction between modern light sources and different brands of material targets, as well as on control strategies which take advantage of the strong coupling between the involved degrees of freedom, and on ways to efficiently describe the salient features of thus induced new states of matter. Continuing our reflections upon the very essence of the science endeavour, a seminar will contemplate the role of scientific expertise in modern societies.
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Theo RASING, Radboud University Nijmegen
Spectroscopy of Solids and Interfaces
Alberto RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ, University of Salamanca
Monitoring quantum phases of matter from eigenstate structure
Robin SANTRA, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY Hamburg
Fundamentals of x-ray–matter interactions
Nicolas TREPS, Sorbonne University
Multimode quantum optics
Denis ULLMO, LPTMS, University Paris-Saclay
Semiclassical quantum control
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Tobias HENSCHEN, University of Köln
Science and Society – Causality and Complexity & Science and Society – What is Scientific Expertise?
