Third Grete Hermann Network Workshop

Date & Facts

2830 Jun 2027

 

What?

Grete Hermann Network Workshop

 

 
When?

June 28–30

 

 
Where?

Technische Universität Dresden

Hermann-Krone-Bau (KRO) 1.11

Nöthnitzer Straße 61

01187 Dresden

 

 
What about travel and accommodation?

We are happy to provide accommodation from June 27 to July 1 at the tba as well as to cover the travel costs (economy class) for all invited speakers.

 

 
Whom can I contact in case I have questions?

Please reach out to Alina Markova if you have any questions regarding the event.

 

 
 

The conference dinner, catering, and workshop are free of charge. Additionally, we have a limited number of accommodation rooms and travel grants available upon application. If not needed, these funds will be reallocated to support additional participants.

 

Summary

The Grete Hermann Network (GHN) is an international network of female researchers in condensed matter physics that is comprised of both junior researchers and experienced professors, and is associated with the Cluster of Excellence ctd.qmat – Complexity, Topology and Dynamics in Quantum Matter, which is funded by the German federal government. At the heart of the network's mission is the goal to promote excellent female-led research and support the recruitment and careers of female scientists within the field. To achieve this, the GHN provides networking and mentoring opportunities, increases visibility of female senior scientists as role models, and creates a comprehensive pool of female researchers in view of future hirings.

 

The Grete Hermann Network’s biannual workshop at TU Dresden is a dynamic gathering for condensed matter physicists of all genders, career levels, and research areas. Over three days, participants will enjoy thought-provoking scientific talks – delivered exclusively by accomplished women researchers – alongside interactive discussions, networking sessions, and informal events. The workshop fosters collaboration, community, and innovation in quantum matter physics, creating a welcoming space for the exchange of ideas and professional growth. Whether presenting research, connecting with peers, or gaining new perspectives, attendees will find this event an inspiring platform for advancing science together.

 

Invited speakers

tba

 

 

Picture: Tobias Ritz