A Quantum Weekend at the Deutsches Museum

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Join us in celebrating the 2025 Year of Quantum Science and Technology at the Deutsches Museum!

Building Allyship in Academia and Leadership

Diversity in Leadership | EDI

Workshop on allyship in academia and leadership. Open to Diversity in Leadership cohort only.

Schrödinger's Dance, Heisenberg's Uncertainty, and Von Neumann's Entanglement

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Ivo Sachs (LMU München), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

Atypical: Neurodiversity in Academia

Diversity in Leadership | EDI

Workshop on neurodiversity in academia as part of the MCQST Diversity in Leadership Program. Open to Diversity in Leadership cohort only.

Quantum Friday in the PhotonLab

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Are you interested in quantum physics but not sure where to start? You are invited to book a visit at the PhotonLab!

Quantum Mechanics in the Universe

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Harald Lesch (LMU München), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

Quantum Friday in the PhotonLab

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Are you interested in quantum physics but not sure where to start? You are invited to book a visit at the PhotonLab!

Quantum Physics in Nanophysics

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Andreas Tittl (LMU München), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

MCQST Colloquium: Johannes Fink

MCQST Colloquium

MCQST Colloquium | Johannes Fink (Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST Austria), Austria)

Conflict Management: Handling differences and tensions constructively

Diversity in Leadership | EDI

Conflict Managment Workshop as part of the MCQST Diversity in Leadership Program. Open to Diversity in Leadership cohort only.

Joint Workshop of CQT & IMPRS-MCQST 2025

Collaborations | Events

The event aims to foster scientific collaborations at various career levels.

Of Losers, Fruit Flies and Cats in a Dovecote: Laser Physics and Quantum Optics in the 20th Century

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Dr. Johannes-Geert Hagmann (Deutsches Museum), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

World of QUANTUM 2025

Public Events

Meet us at World of QUANTUM 2025 at Messe Munich to experience the latest in quantum science and technology.

Quantum Physics in Everyday Life

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Stefan Heusler (Universität Munster), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

MCQST Colloquium: Markus Aspelmeyer – Distinguished Lecturer

Distinguished Lecturer | MCQST Colloquium

MCQST Colloquium | Markus Aspelmeyer (University of Vienna, Austria)

The World's Smallest Sensor: A Flaw in a Diamond

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Dominik Bucher (TUM), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

Successful cooperation in diverse teams

Diversity in Leadership | EDI

Workshop on different approaches to what diversity in teams can mean. Open to Diversity in Leadership cohort only.

Quanta Under the Microscope: How We Can Calculate with Single Atoms

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Dr. Johannes Zeiher (MPQ), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

Leadership in the Context of Diversity

Diversity in Leadership | EDI

Workshop on perspectives in leadership. Open to Diversity in Leadership cohort only.

The Key to Secure Communications

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Harald Weinfurter (LMU München), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.

Insights into Optomechanical Technologies

Quantum2025 | Public Events

Public talk by Prof. Dr. Eva Weig (TUM), part of a series highlighting the rich history of quantum physics up to the current exciting research.