Scientific Collaborations

Prof. Dr. Frithjof B. Anders	TU Dortmund	Project A4 of ICRC TRR 160: Coherent Control of the Electronic and Nuclear Spins in Quantum Dot Ensembles; Project A7 of ICRC TRR 160: Theory of Spin Noise in Semiconductor Quantum Dots; Project B8 of ICRC TRR 160: fs-Manipulation of Charge-Magnetism Coupling in an Antiferromagnetic Semiconductor
Prof. Dr. Mikhail M. Glazov	Ioffe Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia	Project A4 of ICRC TRR 160: Coherent Control of the Electronic and Nuclear Spins in Quantum Dot Ensembles; Project A7 of ICRC TRR 160: Theory of Spin Noise in Semiconductor Quantum Dots
Dr. Dmitry S. Smirnov	Ioffe Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia	Project A4 of ICRC TRR 160: Coherent Control of the Electronic and Nuclear Spins in Quantum Dot Ensembles; Project A7 of ICRC TRR 160: Theory of Spin Noise in Semiconductor Quantum Dots
Prof. Dr. Mirko Cinchetti	TU Dortmund	Project B8 of ICRC TRR 160: fs-Manipulation of Charge-Magnetism Coupling in an Antiferromagnetic Semiconductor
Dr. Davide Bossini	Universität Konstanz	Project B8 of ICRC TRR 160: fs-Manipulation of Charge-Magnetism Coupling in an Antiferromagnetic Semiconductor
PD Dr. Alex Greilich	TU Dortmund	ICRC TRR 160
Prof. Dr. Kai P. Schmidt	Friedrich-Alexander Universität Nürnberg-Erlangen	Project: Interacting spin waves by continuous unitary transformations
Prof. Dr. Bruce George Alexander Normand	Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland	Project on driven quantum spin systems

Previous collaborations

This is an incomplete list of colleagues with whom we have enjoyed fruitful and pleasurable research collaborations in the past.

Prof. Dr. Collin L. Broholm	Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA	inelastic neutron scattering, low-dimensional spin systems
Prof. Alexandre Faribault	Université de Lorraine, France	spin dynamics in the central spin model
Prof. Dr. Markus Grüninger	University of Cologne	IR absorption, spin liquids
Prof. Bella Lake, Ph.D.	Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin & TU Berlin	inelastic neutron scattering, low-dimensional spin systems
Prof. Daniel A. Lidar, Ph.D.	University of Southern California, USA	dynamic decoupling, dynamically corrected pulses and trains of pulses
Prof. Kingshuk Majumdar, Ph.D.	Grand Valley State University, Allendale, USA	dispersions in two-dimensional spin systems
Prof. Stephen E. Nagler, Ph.D.	Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA	inelastic neutron scattering, low-dimensional spin systems
Prof. Rajiv R.P. Singh, Ph.D.	University of California Davis, USA	low-dimensional spin systems, advanced perturbative series approaches
Prof. Dr. Joachim Stolze	TU Dortmund	one-dimensional spin systems, coherent transport of quantum information
Prof. Oleg P. Sushkov, Doctor of Science	University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia	low-dimensional spin systems, unconventional phases
Prof. Dr. Alan Tennant	Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA	inelastic neutron scattering, low-dimensional spin systems