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Build your next research question
Work at the intersection of particle physics, machine learning and quantum computing. We welcome enquiries from students and researchers interested in our science.
This page welcomes expressions of interest. Availability, funding and formal requirements are discussed individually; specific advertised positions and deadlines will be listed here when confirmed.
Tell us what interests you and where you would like to take it.
Explore a thesis project in theoretical particle physics, machine learning or quantum simulation. We can discuss a topic suited to your study programme and experience.
Useful preparation: an interest in theoretical physics and, for computational projects, familiarity with programming. Your project can be tailored to your current level.
Explore related research
Develop a research question within one of our scientific themes. Get in touch to discuss scientific fit, possible supervision and potential funding routes.
In your enquiry, describe your academic background, research interests and expected availability. Admission and funding depend on the individual opportunity and applicable KIT requirements.
Explore related research
Contact us about research opportunities or a fellowship proposal connected to the group’s work. We are interested in scientific ideas that connect theory with new methods and experimental questions.
A short description of your current research, a CV and links to relevant publications are helpful for an initial discussion.
Explore related research
Have a question that overlaps with our expertise? We welcome contact from researchers interested in a scientific collaboration or a possible visit.
Introduce your research idea, the people involved and, for a visit, your preferred timing and duration.
Explore related research
Explore our research themes and identify a question or method that interests you.
Email a brief introduction, your background and your preferred timing. Include a CV or publication links where relevant.
We can discuss scientific fit, possible projects and the appropriate application or funding route.
Contact Prof. Dr. Michael Spannowsky, or find a group member whose research is close to your interests.
