About us

The Computational and Soft Matter Physics Group develops and uses modern computational, experimental and theoretical tools to study a broad range of condensed matter systems with emphasis on the statistical mechanics of equilibrium and non-equilibrium processes. Research topics of current interest include soft matter, nanoparticles, phase transitions, biological matter, magnetism and magnetic soft matter, glasses, chaotic dynamics, as well as hydrodynamics of colloids and swimmers.

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20.09.2023
 

In their publication, the three researchers from the Faculty of Physics show how to efficiently and accurately implement hydrodynamic interactions for...
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20.06.2023
 

In ihrem Beitrag in 'Der Standard' berichtet Sofia Kantorovich (Computational and Soft Matter Physics) über magnetische Nanopartikel.
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26.04.2023
 

A new machine-guided path sampling algorithm learns the mechanism of molecular self-organization.

In a paper that has just appeared in Nature...
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21.12.2022
 

The Computational and Soft Matter Physics Subunit congratulates DI Dr. Andreas Zöttl, Privatdoz who has been awarded his Habilitation Degree on...
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19.12.2022
 

In the EU-funded project FORGREENSOFT, a team from Greek, German and Austrian institutions will explore the importance of promoting research in...
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19.12.2022
 

The Doctoral Network QLUSTER explores the parallels of ultrasoft interactions between classical soft matter and quantum matter.
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