Tuesday 14.10.2025 | |
Theory meeting | 11:00 |
Location | IFW Dresden D2E.27 |
Speaker | Toshihiro Sato |
Topic | Ferro-spinetic Altermagnets from Electronic Correlations
Altermagnets are fully compensated antiferromagnets that lack the combined time-reversal and translation symmetry. We show that their symmetry allows for a switchable ferro-spinetic polarization - the spin analogue of ferroelectricity - in a direction dictated by the lattice symmetry. We demonstrate this effect first in its purest form in an interacting altermagnetic fermion model, in which a many-body chiral symmetry forbids any charge polarization. Our quantum Monte Carlo simulations reveal edge-localized, reversible spin accumulations fully consistent with this symmetry locking. Breaking the chiral symmetry releases the charge sector: a ferroelectric polarization emerges orthogonal to the ferro-spinetic one, yielding mutually perpendicular switchable spin- and charge-polarized responses. We identify Mn-based metal-organic frameworks as realistic hosts for this effect, offering a practical route for experimental verification. . |
Invited by | Prof. Dr. Jeroen van den Brink |
Contact | Grit Rötzer |
Wednesday 15.10.2025 | |
ITF Seminar - online | 10:00 |
Location | ID: 949 1358 8406 / Code: 917191 Click here |
Speaker | Hongfang Liu |
Topic | Bulk-boundary correspondence of non-Hermitian systems with translational invariance breaking
In this talk, I will present our recent work on bulk-boundary correspondence in non-Hermitian systems without translational invariance. I will first introduce the modified generalized Brillouin zone theory that captures the influence of disorder, magnetic effects [1], and non-orientability [2] on the non-Hermitian skin effect. This framework reveals how the skin effect interacts with disorder or magnetic effects, and how a Möbius strip geometry alters the skin mode’s behavior. Having extended the applicability of bulk-boundary correspondence to non-Hermitian systems without translational symmetry, I will then turn to our studies about topological states in non-Hermitian systems. By introducing real-space topological invariances, we study the disorder-induced phase transitions in non-Hermitian topological systems, and discover the non-Hermitian topological Anderson insulator [3] and higher-order topological Anderson insulator [4]. Finally, we propose an experimental scheme for detecting the Chern number in non-Hermitian Chern insulators based on the distribution of split subbands under a magnetic field [5]. References: [1] H. F. Liu, M. Lu, Z.-Q. Zhang, and H. Jiang, Phys. Rev. B 107, 144204 (2023). [2] H. F. Liu, M. Peng, Q. Wei, Z.-Q. Zhang, Z. Huang, C. H. Lee, J. B. Gong, H. Jiang, and G. Chen, Phys. Rev. Lett. under Review. [3] H. F. Liu, Z. X. Su, Z. Q. Zhang, and H. Jiang, Chin. Phys. B 29, 050502 (2020) (invited). [4] H. F. Liu, J. K. Zhou, B. L. Wu, Z. Q. Zhang, and H. Jiang, Phys. Rev. B 103, 224203 (2021). [5] H. F. Liu, M. Lu, S. Chai, Z.-Q. Zhang, and H. Jiang, Phys. Rev. B 109, 155404 (2024). . |
Invited by | Dr. Ion Cosma Fulga |
Contact | Grit Rötzer |
Monday 20.10.2025 | |
IMW-PhD Seminar | 13:00 |
Location | IFW Dresden B3E.26 |
Speaker | Abhishek Pandey |
Topic | Atomic Layer Deposition approaches for Stabilizing Thermoelectric Materials |
Invited by | Prof. Kornelius Nielsch |
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Wednesday 22.10.2025 | |
IMC-Seminar | 09:00 |
Location | IFW Dresden B3E.26 |
Speaker | Katherine A. Mirica |
Topic | Smart Membranes for Simultaneous Chemical Sensing, Filtration, and Detoxification |
Invited by | Dr. Fabian Paulus |
Contact | Brit Präßler-Wüstling |
Wednesday 22.10.2025 | |
IFF-Doktorandenseminar | 13:00 |
Location | IFW Dresden B3 E.26 |
Speaker | Ivan Scolan |
Topic | tba |
Invited by | Prof. Dr. Bernd Büchner |
Contact | Rita Taubert |
Wednesday 22.10.2025 | |
IFF-Vortrag | 14:30 |
Location | IFW Dresden B3E.26 |
Speaker | Steffen Sykora |
Topic | Theoretical modeling of the superconducting transport in PtPi2 |
Invited by | Prof. Dr. Bernd Büchner |
Contact | Rita Taubert |
Friday 24.10.2025 | |
IFW Kolloquium | 10:00 |
Location | IFW Dresden D2E.27 |
Speaker | Rainer Fechte-Heinen |
Topic | Einstellung und Auswirkungen von Restaustenit in niedrig legierten Stählen
Der Vortrag fasst nach einer Vorstellung des Leibniz-IWT eine Reihe von Erkenntnissen aus Forschungsprojekten zusammen, die den Effekt des Restaustenits auf die Werkstoff- und Bauteileigenschaften von niedrig legierten Stählen untersucht haben. Die wesentliche Motivation der zusammenfassend dargestellten Projekte lag in der Erhöhung der Lebensdauer und Defekttoleranz von Maschinenelementen durch eine gezielt gesteuerte Restaustenitmorphologie und einen gesteigerten Restaustenitanteil. Die entsprechenden Einflüsse werden anhand von Prüfungen an Standardproben sowie an Bauteilen bewertet. Nach einer Einführung in die grundlegenden Aspekte in Bezug auf die Bildung und Umwandlung von Austenit in niedrig legierten Stählen sowie den resultierenden mechanischen Eigenschaften wird insbesondere auf den Einfluss der Wärmebehandlung nach dem „Quenching and Partitioning“ (Q&P) Konzept auf die Mikrostruktur inklusive des Restaustenits eingegangen. Hierbei wird ein Stahl mit geeigneter Zusammensetzung nach dem Austenitisieren auf eine Temperatur abgeschreckt, bei der nur eine unvollständige Martensitbildung erreicht wird. Anschließend wird durch Halten oder Wiedererwärmen eine Umverteilung des Kohlenstoffs (Partitionierung) vom Martensit in den Restaustenit bewirkt. Die Kinetik der Kohlenstoffpartitionierung kann durch in-situ-Röntgenographie verfolgt werden. Der grundlegende Einfluss des Kohlenstoffgehalts wird durch Dilatometrie an unterschiedlich stark aufgekohlten Proben ermittelt. Neben dem für Q&P-Stähle üblichen zweiphasigen Gefüge aus - zumindest teilweise angelassenem - Martensit und Restaustenit werden auch resultierende Gefüge mit bainitischen Anteilen untersucht. |
Invited by | Prof. Dr. Julia Kristin Hufenbach |
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2025 | ||
March 12 - 13 | High k Workshop 2025, IFW Dresden | |
March 23-26 | International Area Selective Deposition Workshop (ASD2025), Univ. Leipzig | |
April 7-11 | Workshop “Understanding and predicting materials properties by DFT - limits of reliability” and Tutorial FPLO, IFW and MPI CPfS | |
June 2 - 6 | CORPES 2025: Strong correlations and angle-resolved photoemission, MPIPKS Dresden | |
June 23-27 | 3rd Joint Workshop IFW Dresden - S.N. Bose National Center for Basic Sciences, IFW Dresden | |
July 14-15 | International Workshop on Unconventional Magnetism in Quantum Materials, Kyiv, Ukraine and online | |
August 19 - 22 | OPCM25 - Workshop on Orbital Physics in Correlated Materials: New Challenges and Perspectives | |
August 20 - 22 | Acoustofluidics 2025, IFW Dresden | |
August 25 - 27 | Microprinting 2025, Bad Schandau | |
Aug 29 - Sept 04 | Summer School Spectroelectrochemistry, IFW Dresden | |
September 29 | Kick-off Meeting of Saxon Research Network for Quantum Technologies (SAX-QT), IFW Dresden | |
October 24 | Teacher training “Quantum physics in grade 12”, IFW Dresden | |
December 17-18 | Winter Quantum Colloquium and official launch of the EFRE Research Network Quantum Saxony | |
2024 | ||
February, 27-28 | Kick-off Meeting MSCA Doctoral Network EIFFEL, IFW Dresden | |
March, 18-20 | Workshop Microprinting, Bad Schandau | |
July, 11-12 | Quantum Materials Summer School (QMatS 2024) | |
August, 19 | Kick-off Additive Manufacturing: Pro Material Lausitz, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences | |
September, 9-13 | Summer School "Advanced Materials", Dresden | |
October, 1/2 | Teacher training “Quantum physics in grade 12”, IFW Dresden | |
October 7-11 | International Workshop Novel Superconducting Materials 2024, IFW Dresden | |
October 29 | EFDS-Fachausschuss „Optik, Elektronik & Energie“, IFW Dresden | |
2023 | ||
September, 15-22 | Summer School Spectroelectrochemistry, IFW Dresden | |
September, 17-23 | Workshop “Magnetic Resonance of Correlated Electron Materials", IFW Dresden | |
September, 21-22 | International Surface Acoustic Wave Sensor & Actuator Symposium – SAW Symposium 2023, Dresden | |
September, 25-26 | German-Korean Thermoelectric Workshop, IFW Dresden | |
2022 | ||
Nov 30 - Dec 1 | Joint Workshop IFW Dresden – University of Genoa „Superconducting and Topological Materials“, IFW Dresden | |
October, 6-7 | Meeting of the Subgroup "Intermetallic and oxide systems with spin and charge correlations" of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kristallwachstum und Kristallzüchtung e. V. ( German Society for Crystal Growth), IFW Dresden | |
October, 4-5 | Kick-off Meeting THERMOS "Tellurium-Free Thermoelectric Modules by Interface Engineering", IFW Dresden | |
September 26 -27 | 19. GDS-Anwendertreffen, IFW Dresden (Flyer PDF) | |
Aug 30 - Sept 1 | Joint Workshop IFW Dresden – S.N. Bose National Center for Basic Sciences „Novel Magnetic and Topological Quantum Materials“ (Flyer PDF) | |
Aug 29 - Sept 2 | BIOREMIA Summer School, Ioannina / Greece | |
June 28 | Netzwerktreffen Additive-Drahtbasierte Fertigung: WirePrint // VEMAS-Anwenderworkshop, IFW Dresden | |
June 1 | UKRAPRO Workshop: Condensed matter science assisted by machine learning, IFW Dresden | |
Mai 31 | 4rd UKRATOP Workshop: Topological Phenomena in Quantum Materials, IFW Dresden | |
April 6-7 | First Face to Face Meeting: Project "Sound of Ice", IFW Dresden | |
2021 | ||
Oct. 14-15 | SAW Symposium | |
Oct. 14 | Farewell Colloquium for Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt | |
Oct. 10-14 | BIOREMIA Workshop "Science Communication and Presentation Skills", Dresden | |
Sept. 13-14 | International Conference "Frustrated Magnetism and Topology", IFW Dresden | |
May 25-28 | Nature Conference: Microrobots and Nanorobots for Biotechnology (Virtual Conference) | |
March 26 | 3rd UKRATOP Workshop (Online-Event) | |
2020 | ||
Dec. 7-11 | BeMagic PhD Training Workshop (Online-Event) | |
Oct. 15-16 | SAW Symposium 2020, postponed to fall 2021 | |
June 29 - July 1 | UKRATOP Days at IFW with reports of fellowship holders, virtual lab tours and workshop on "Topological Phenomena in Quantum Materials" | |
June 2-5 | nature conference: Microrobots and Nanorobots for Biotechnology, DGUV Akademie Dresden, Germany (postponed to May 25-28, 2021) | |
March 15-20 | DPG-Frühjahrstagung, Dresden (cancelled) | |
Feb. 10-11 | Sächsischer Forschungs- und Vernetzungs-workshop »Thermoelektrische Anwendungen in der Industrie«, Meißen | |
Jan. 23-24 | BIOREMIA Kick-off Meeting, IFW Dresden | |
2019 | ||
Sept. 25-27 | Annual IFW Summer School for PhD students in Szczecin, Polan | |
Sept. 15-20 | ECASIA19: 18th European Conference on Applications of Surface and Interface Analysis | |
Sept. 13-20 | Summer School Spectroelectrochemistry, IFW Dresden | |
May 20-21 | International Workshop "Topology meets materials – Weizmann meets Dresden", IFW Dresden | |
March 28-29 | International Workshop "Quantum Dynamics, Transport, and Exotic Orders: Strolling among Spins and Strong Correlations", IFW Dresden | |
March 28-29 | Joint workshop of BAM Berlin and IFW Dresden, IFW Dresden | |
2018 | ||
Dec. 4-5 | UKRATOP Workshop, IFW Dresden | |
Oct. 1-2 | SAW Symposium, Westin Bellevue Dresden, Dresden, Germany | |
Aug. 28-30 | Spin , waves & interactions 2018, Greifswald, Germany | |
April 8-11 | 667. WE-Heraeus-Seminar on System-oriented approach to thermoelectrics: Materials – Interfaces – Devices in Bad Honnef, Germany | |
March 11-16 | Joint Conference of the Condensed Matter Divisions of the DPG and EPS,
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Feb. 1 | Workshop of the DFG Priority Programme 1458 “High Temperature Superconductivity in Iron Pnictides“, IFW Dresden | |
Jan. 29-31 | EPSQMat 2018: International Workshop on Electron and photon spectroscopies of quantum materials: status and perspectives, IFW Dresden |