Structure of the LiMatI Graduate Research Training Group
History
The Graduate Research Training Group of the Institute for Physics was established within the previous Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 652 in 2009. It was then continued on Institute budget since 2017. Since 2022, it is now part of the new Collaborative Research Center (SFB) LiMatI.
Organization of the Graduate Research Training Group
The Graduate Research Training Group is headed by a speaker and 1-3 co-speaker from among the doctoral researchers. They are elected by the majority of the attending members at a (bi-)annually meeting.
The speakers organise the doctoral seminar, the annual graduate workshop and cooperate with the other groups at the institute, e.g., the students' committee, for events. They represent the interests of the PhD students towards work group leaders and other faculty.
The speakers are supported by two members of the teachers' assembly of the Institute. They serve as confidant persons and simultaneously as board of the GRK. Speaker team members and board members meet half-annually to report on and to discuss ongoing and planned activities. To inform all members of the Institute on the activities of the GRK, a newsletter including all contributions by PhD students will distributed via email at the end of every semester.
Board
Prof. Dr. Stefan Lochbrunner
Office 157
+49 381 498-6860
stefan.lochbrunneruni-rostockde
PD Dr. Josef Tiggesbäumker
Office 165
+49 381 498-6805
josef.tiggesbaeumkeruni-rostockde
Speaker Team
Ben Heuser
Office 256
+49 381 498-6936
benjamin.heuser(at)uni-rostock.de
Divyanshu Ranjan
Office 256
+49 381 498-6936
divyanshu.ranjan(at)uni-rostock.de
Richard Altenkirch
Office 212
+49 381 498-6761
richard.altenkirch(at)uni-rostock.de
Moyassar Meshhal
Office 127
+49 0381 498-6956
moyassar.meshhal(at)uni-rostock.de
Coordinator
Dr. Margit Schwartz
Office 104
+49 381 498 6774
margit.schwartz@uni-rostock.de
Group Pictures
Support the GRK - Volunteer as a speaker
While the PhD program at our Institute for Physics promotes various competences in the field of analytical-scientific thinking, and enables the acquisition of experience in a specific field of research, the GRK offers broad personal development opportunities. In the GRK, various areas of teamwork skills can be strengthened, such as communication, project organization, project leadership, and others, especially when serving as a speaker.
Therefore, the additional workload from being a spokesperson not only pays off in successful events that improve the quality of our doctoral education - being a spokesperson also strengthens the personality skillset and the ability to work in teams outside your field of expertise. Finally, working as a speaker is a fun way to give something back to the institute and fellow doctoral students.
- Got interested in becoming a candidate? Feel free to contact us!
| 02/2022-active | Richard Altenkirch, Annika Bergmann, Divyanshu Ranjan, Klara Raspe (Speaker Team) | |
| 09/2021-02/2022 | Benjamin Liewehr (Speaker), Website Support Klara Raspe | |
| 04/2021-09/2021 | Anna Julia Poser (Speaker), Co-Speaker Benjamin Liewehr | |
| 03/2020-04/2021 | Anna Julia Poser (Speaker), Co-Speaker Ayla Kruse | |
| Okt. 2019/2020 | Björn Kruse (Speaker), Co-Speakers Anna Julia Poser, Ayla Kruse | |
| Okt. 2018 | Björn Kruse (Speaker), Co-Speaker Benjamin Liewehr | |
| Sept. 2017 | Gilbert Grell (Speaker) | |
| Feb. 2016 | Melanie Mraz (Speaker), Co-Speakers Katharina Sander and Semjon Köhnke | |
| 2015 | Daniel Cebulla (Speaker), Co-Speakers Semjon Köhnke and Per-Arno Plötz | |
| 2014 | Daniel Cebulla (Speaker), Co-Speakers Niels-Uwe Bastian and Oliver Grünberg | |
| 2013 | Daniel Cebulla (Speaker), Co-Speakers Mandy Bethkenhagen and Oliver Grünberg | |
| 2011-2012 | Mathias Arbeiter (Speaker), Co-Speaker Phillipp Sperling | |
| 2009 -2010 | Sebastian Göde (Speaker), Co-Speakers Mathias Arbeiter and Sonja Lorenzen |