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Bremen Center for Computational Materials Science

 
 

The Bremen Center for Computational Materials Science (BCCMS) is an interdisciplinary research center of the science and engineering faculties at the University of Bremen (UB). The major research focus is related to fundamental and applied topics in Computational Materials Science.

By using state-of-the art multiscale methods ranging from atomistic quantum mechanics over coarse-graining approaches up to micro- and macroscopic continuum theory, we particularly deal with problems related to the structural design of complex materials in order to develop novel functional materials and devices in close cooperation with experimental and industrial partners. [More about the BCCMS...].

Interested?

  • If you like to know more about our current research projects, please have a look at our research page.
  • If you think we could help you in solving a materials science problem and you would like to start an industrial or academic collaboration with us, do not hesitate to contact us.
  • If you are looking for challenges and would like to join us, have a look at open positions for post-docs and PhD-students or have a look at offered topics for master and bachelor thesis.
  • We regularly organize events, where you can get an insight in our research field (or even further training). Please click to the list of current events or to the list of seminars.
  • Students interested in courses hold by our staff members find more information on the teaching page.
 

BCCMS in the press

Endowed Airbus chair in BCCMS
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Bachelor and Master Theses

New topics for bachelor and master theses are available. Interested students are welcome!

M.Sc. Computational Materials Science

BCCMS and the Faculty of Physics offer a new master course in Computational Materials Science, teaching theoretical and practical aspects of computational materials simulations from macroscopic to atomistic scale. Students with appropriate bachelor degrees (physics, chemistry, and many more) are welcome! [Homepage of the course...]