Condensed Matter (MPI-PKS)

• Non-equilibrium dynamics of many-particle systems (Prof. R Moessner)
• Experimental signatures of topological states of matter (Prof. R Moessner)
• Novel states of matter in magnetic quantum materials (Prof. R Moessner)
• The nature of spatio-temporal order in time crystals and related non-equilibrium phases (Prof. R Moessner)
• Transport, thermalization and disorder in driven quantum systems (Prof. R Moessner)
• Many-body physics on a noisy quantum computer (Prof. R Moessner)

Strongly Correlated Light-Matter Systems (MPI-PKS)

• Exotic phases of many-body cavity quantum electrodynamics systems (Dr. F Piazza)
• Kinetic approaches to many-body open quantum systems (Dr. F Piazza)
• Non-equilibrium quantum field theory and diagrammatics for strongly interacting polaritons (Dr. F Piazza)
• Controlling collective phenomena in materials by preparing the quantum state of photons (Dr. F Piazza)

Fractionalization and Topology in Quantum Matter (MPI-PKS)

• Non-perturbative approaches to strongly interacting gapless fermions in 2+1 dimensions and higher (Prof. I Sodemann)
• Novel probes and phenomena in quantum spin liquids and quantum Hall liquids (Prof. I Sodemann)
• Berry phase phenomena in charge and spin transport (Prof. I Sodemann)
• Platforms for fractionalization beyond the quantum Hall regime and frustrated magnets (Prof. I Sodemann)

Correlations and Topology (MPI-PKS)

• Martingale topological phases of matter (Dr. AM Cook)
• Three-dimensional topological Skyrmion phases of matter (Dr. AM Cook)
• Generalized superexchange theory of anions with non-negligible spin-orbit coupling (Dr. AM Cook)

Finite Systems (MPI-PKS)

• Non-adiabatic and topological effects of electron dynamics with ultrashort pulses (Prof. JM Rost/Prof. U Saalmann)
• Clusters and solid state systems in strong laser fields (Prof. JM Rost/Prof. U Saalmann)
• Machine learning concepts for dynamics with noise (Prof. JM Rost/Prof. U Saalmann)
• Rydberg excitations in structured environments (Prof. JM Rost)
• Time and causality (Prof. JM Rost)

Quantum Aggregates (MPI-PKS)

• Dynamics of a nanoscale rotor driven by single-electron tunneling (Dr. A Eisfeld)
• Charge shuttles (Dr. A Eisfeld)
• Organic molecules on dielectric surfaces (Dr. A Eisfeld)
• QM/MM description of light harvesting systems (Dr. A Eisfeld)
• Non-linear spectroscopy (Dr. A Eisfeld)

Correlations and Transport in Rydberg Matter (MPI-PKS)

• Transport, localization, and correlation in interacting Rydberg atoms and molecules (Dr. M Eiles)
• Quantum scar states in single-particle and many-body systems (Dr. M Eiles)
• External control and manipulation of Rydberg molecules (Dr. M Eiles)

Nonequilibrium Quantum Dynamics (MPI-PKS)

• Engineer effective Hamiltonians in quantum simulators using nonequilibrium drives (Dr. M Bukov)
• Equilibration and thermalization of nonequilibrium quantum systems (Dr. M Bukov)
• Control and manipulation of nonequilibrium quantum many-body states (Dr. M Bukov)
• Tensor-networks-based reinforcement learning for quantum many-body systems (Dr. M Bukov)
• Reinforcement learning on near-term intermediate-scale quantum computing devices (Dr. M Bukov)
• Machine learning techniques for quantum many-body dynamics (Dr. M Bukov)

Superconductivity and Magnetic Correlations (MPI-PKS)

• New states of matter of correlated electrons in strong magnetic fields (Dr. A Wietek) 
• Quantum oscillations in strongly correlated electrons (Dr. A Wietek) 
• Physics of twisted moiré materials (Dr. A Wietek) 
• Thermal transport in frustrated magnets and quantum spin liquids (Dr. A Wietek) 
• Tensor networks methods for dynamics of 2D quantum lattice systems (Dr. A Wietek) 

Dynamics of Quantum Information (MPI-PKS)

• Entanglement dynamics in hybrid quantum circuits (Dr. P Claeys)
• Exactly solvable models of chaotic quantum many-body dynamics (Dr. P Claeys)
• Geometric probes of chaos and nonergodicity in quantum circuits (Dr. P Claeys)
• Quantum control algorithms for noisy quantum computers (Dr. P Claeys)

Institute for Theoretical Physics (TUD)

• Classical and quantum dynamics in higher-dimensional systems (Prof. A Bäcker, Prof. R Ketzmerick)
• Fractal structure of eigenfunctions in open systems (Prof. A Bäcker, Prof. R Ketzmerick)
• Tunneling and complex paths in systems with a mixed phase space (Prof. A Bäcker, Prof. R Ketzmerick)
• Quantum entanglement in interacting chaotic systems (Prof. A Bäcker, Prof. R Ketzmerick)
• Initial value representation of time-dependent semiclassical quantum dynamics (Prof. F Großmann)
• Semiclassical description of decoherence and dissipation in open quantum systems (Prof. F Großmann)
• Atoms, molecules and electrons in solids under the influence of extreme laser fields (Prof. F Großmann)
• Dynamics of quantum gases (Dr. M Haque)
• Thermalization of isolated quantum systems (Dr. M Haque)
• Open-system dynamics and non-hermitian spectra (Dr. M Haque)

Quantum Many-Body Theory (TUD)

• Topological phases in dissipative systems (Prof. JC Budich)
• Quench dynamics of correlated topological phases realized in ultracold atomic gases (Prof. JC Budich)
• New numerical approaches to correlated topological phases (Prof. JC Budich)

Correlated Electrons and Topology (TUD)

• Description of topological phases of matter with tensor network states (Jun. Prof. HH Tu)
• Variational wavefunction descriptions for strongly correlated systems (Jun. Prof. HH Tu)
• Tensor network simulations of non-perturbative quantum field theories (Jun. Prof. HH Tu)

Theoretical Chemistry (TUD)

• Actinide-based metal-organic frameworks (Prof. T Heine)
• Development of correlated methods for solids incorporating heavy elements (Prof. T Heine)
• Topological properties in synthetic two-dimensional materials (Prof. T Heine)
• Quasi-particle chemistry (Prof. T Heine)

Materials Science and Nanotechnology (TUD)

• Chiral spintronics: Spin-dependent effects in helical molecules (Prof. G Cuniberti)
• Electron-phonon coupling and thermoelectricity in nanoscale systems (Prof. G Cuniberti)
• Time-dependent charge transport in nanoparticle networks (Prof. G Cuniberti)

Experimental Solid State Physics (TUD/IFW)

• Electron spin resonance and magnetometry on magnetic topological materials (Prof. B Büchner)
• Electronic structure of magnetic 2D materials by photoemission spectroscopy and microscopy (Prof. B Büchner)
• Bulk and surface magnetism and magnetodynamics of molecular magnet assemblies (Prof. B Büchner)
• Computational methods for multicenter lanthanide-based molecular magnets (Prof. B Büchner)
• Multiscale theoretical methods for surface deposition of functional molecules (Prof. B Büchner)
• Quantum transport in topological materials (Prof. B Büchner)
• Quantum transport in low dimensional superconductors (Prof. B Büchner)

Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry (Prague)

• Molecular dynamics simulations of interactions of ions with hydrated proteins (Prof. P Jungwirth)
• Molecular simulations of hydrated phospholipid membranes (Prof. P Jungwirth)
• Molecular dynamics simulations of surface properties and phase transitions in water and aqueous solutions (Prof. P Jungwirth)

Theoretical Photodynamics (UCT Prague)

• X-ray photodynamics in the condensed phase (Prof. P Slavicek)
• Machine learning algorithms in spectroscopy and dynamics (Prof. P Slavicek)
• Computational X-ray spectroscopy (Prof. P Slavicek)
• Ab initio modelling of charge transfer reactions (Prof. P Slavicek)
• Nuclear quantum effects in spectroscopy (Prof. P Slavicek)

Charles University, Mathematics and Physics Faculty (Prague)

• Structure, dynamics and spectroscopy of proton defects in liquids (Prof. O Marsalek)
• Path integral molecular dynamics methodology and applications to hydrogen bonded systems (Prof. O Marsalek)
• Machine learning from molecular dynamics (Prof. O Marsalek)

Institute of Low Temperature and Structure Research (Wroclaw)

• Ground state and thermodynamics of strongly correlated systems (Prof. R Lemanski, Prof. J Sznajd)
• Critical behavior of weakly coupled fermion and spin systems (Prof. J Sznajd)
• Molecular magnetics (Prof. R Lemanski)
• Ultra-cold atoms in optical lattices (Dr. T Zaleski)
• Interplay of magnetism and superconductivity in heavy fermion systems - competition, coexistence, coupling (Prof. D Kaczorowski)
• Superconductivity and condensation in Bose-Fermi mixtures in optical lattices (Prof. T Kopec)

Institute of Theoretical Physics (Univ. Wroclaw)

• Superconductivity/superfluidity-Mott transition and BEC/BCS crossover (Prof. D Blaschke)
• Kinetic approach to the description of QED-like vacuum effects in graphene (Prof. D Blaschke)
• Crystalline color superconductor phases in compact star interiors (Prof. D Blaschke)
• Relativistic transport phenomena in many-body systems (Prof. A Sedrakian)
• Spectral functions for strongly coupled superfluids: From ultra-cold gases to dense quark matter (Prof. A Sedrakian)
• Relativistic superfluid hydrodynamics from projection operator formalism (Prof. A Sedrakian)
• Phi-derivable approach to the cluster virial expansion for strongly correlated many-particle systems (Prof. D Blaschke)