Benefits of being a QMat student
- Introductory French classes, typically two weeks at the end of August each year;
- Enhanced networking opportunities through being part of the QMat Young Investigator group (YIG)
- QMaster scholarships for outstanding master students, of approximately 570 €/month over 10 months for the academic year
- Additional living allowance support of 230 €/month for financially disadvantaged students
- Assistance to organise lecture series and workshops on special topics (inviting speakers, lecture rooms, organisational help)
- Travel grants for participating in conferences and workshops. Each QMat student is eligible for support to attend 1 EU conference per year (or equivalent), up to a maximum of 1500€
- Travel and living support for internships and secondments abroad, in particular with any of the QMat partner universities and industrial partners
- “Missions complémentaires” (PhD top-up grants of ~ 300€/month, to carry out different activities related to the QMat programme, equivalent to 64 hours each year). Applications in June (selection in July) each year.
- QMat mentoring program: a personal coach for free!
- Other projects with QMat coordinators agreement.
Young investigator group
All QMat students are part of and should participate in the activities of the Young Investigators Group (YIG). The YIG provides an enhanced networking platform to:
- Have a voice in the planned activities
- Help promote QMat
- Build a bridge to other graduate schools
- Create student initiatives: e.g., Annual workshop
- Organise Laboratory visits
- Organise social events
Contact the QMat student representatives to make sure you are on the YIG mailing list and informed about YIG activities.
Organisation chart
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Key contact information
Project manager: Alena Gradt
Coordinators: qmat@unistra.fr Bernard Doudin, Paul-Antoine Hérvieux, Shannon Whitlock
Student support: qmat-students@unistra.fr Isabelle Ripp-Baudot, Stéphane Berciaud, Stefan Haacke
Training: Sandrine Courtin, Pascal Hebraud, Bernard Doudin
Industry partnerships: Silviu Colis, Hicham Majjad, Sylvie Begin, Shannon Whitlock
International partnerships: Cyriaque Genet, Guido Pupillo, Stefan Haacke
Outreach: Guillaume Weick, Giovanni Manfredi, Shannon Whitlock
Young Investigator Group:David Wellnitz, Denis Janković
Heads of the respective Master programme(s):
- Astrophysics: Dominique Aubert
- Subatomic Physics and Astroparticles: Jerome Baudot
- Radiation Physics, Detector, Instrumentation and Imaging: Patrice Laquerriere
- Condensed Matter and Nanophysics: Mebarek Alouani
- Materials and Nanoscience: Aziz Dinia
- M1 Physique : Janos Polonyi
- Magistere Physique : Thierry Charitat
Heads of the “Ecoles Doctorales”:
- Physics and Chemistry-Physics_ ED 182: Aziz Dinia
- Chemical science_ ED 222: Petra Hellwig
- Mathématics, Sciences of the Information and the Engineer_ ED269: Thomas Noel