Prof. Dr. Reinhold Oppermann

Forschungsinteressen:

Research Interests pdf

• Quanten-Magnetismus, Replikasymmetriebrechung und elektronischer Transport
• Feldtheorie der Quantenphasenübergänge
• Metallische Spingläser und ungeordnete Supraleiter

Wissenschaftlicher Werdegang:

• 1967-71       studies of physics and mathematics at Univ. Frankfurt am Main

• 1971            Diploma in physics, Universität Frankfurt a.M., supervisor: Prof.Peter Fulde

• 1975            PhD in physics, Univ. Frankfurt and Univ. Heidelberg, superv.: Prof.H. Thomas (Basel)

• 1978            DFG research fellow at Cavendish lab, Univ. of Cambridge (UK) host Sir S.F.Edwards

• 1976-1985   assistant position, group of  Prof. Franz J. Wegner (ITP Heidelberg)

• 1978-1989   member of SFB123 (stochastic mathematical models) Univ. Heidelberg (FRG)

• 1982           Habilitation and venia legendi, Univ. Heidelberg

• 1983           postdoctoral research at
                      - UCSB (USA) host: Profs. W. Kohn, E. Abrahams
                      - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa (Israel) host: Prof. Boris Shapiro

• 1985-89      Heisenberg fellowship at
                      - Universita Roma I(Italy) host: Prof. Carlo Di Castro
                      - MIT, Cambridge (USA) host: Profs. G. Kotliar and P.A. Lee 
                      - CEA Saclay (France) host : Prof. Cirano De Dominicis
                      - ENS Paris (France), host : Prof. Edouard Brezin

• 1988           IBM-researcher at IBM-lab Rüschlikon (CH) host: Profs. K.A. Müller, T. Schneider

• since 1989  Fiebiger-Professor (C3) at Univ. Würzburg (FRG)

• 1991           MPG-employee at MPI Heidelberg, research group of  Prof. H.A. Weidenmüller

• 1994           visiting professor at Yale University (USA) host: Prof. Subir Sachdev

• 1997           visiting professor at CEA Saclay (France) host: Prof. Cirano De Dominicis

• 1995-2007  group leader of SFB410 (II-VI semiconductors) at Univ. Würzburg

• 2000-2008  several research cooperations with Prof. David Sherrington, Oxford Univ. (UK)