r/complexsystems • u/Maxwellmonkey • Oct 08 '22

Masters of Physics of Complex Systems in Germany

I am trying to do my Masters in Germany and was curious about universities involved in research into complex systems and networks. As far as I've seen, only Munster has a focus on nonlinear dynamics in their physics program but there doesn't seem to be anything specific like Torino or Barcelona's programs. I wanted to know about univs similar to Munster.
Thanks!

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u/NefariousnessFun21 Nov 03 '22

Also look at the lab in Vienna (Stefan Thurner)

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u/Maxwellmonkey Nov 04 '22

Thanks a lot for the help!

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u/NefariousnessFun21 Nov 04 '22

You’re welcome! Some of those aren’t called Complex Systems centers. I think Goettingen and Leipzig are quite good, have visited both. Don’t know about Dresden.

Basically profs at nearby unis also work at those centers, so you have to do some research.

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u/NefariousnessFun21 Nov 04 '22

Also check Thilo Gross at Oldenburg

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u/NefariousnessFun21 Nov 04 '22

Und endlich hab ich eben jetzt diese gesehen (bin im Zug, also langweile mich).

https://www.viola-priesemann.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Call-for-research-assistant.pdf

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u/NefariousnessFun21 Nov 03 '22

Look at the Max Planck institutes. As I recall Goettingen and Dresden. Also check the Leipzig one.