Students who want to participate in the Casimir Pre-PhD track -and have been admitted to the Physics Master by either the Faculty’s or University’s Board of Admissions already- should have obtained their BSc-diploma within four years. In order to get accepted into the Casimir Pre-PhD track, the student must contact the Leiden or Delft Casimir track coordinator prior to the start of the first semester of their MSc program. The student composes a study program for the four semesters, consisting of several compulsory courses, and a set of courses that are part of the foundational list, the topical list or the methods list as mentioned in the study guide of either Delft or Leiden. After approval of the proposed study program by the Casimir track coordinator, the student is ready to start in the Casimir Pre-PhD track.
After the first study semester, and also regularly later on, the Casimir Pre-PhD track coordinator will evaluate the student’s progress. If it appears that the student is behind schedule and/or the results show that the student’s average grade for the MSc exams taken is < 7.5, the Casimir track coordinator will discuss with the student whether or not he/she can proceed in the Casimir Pre-PhD track. When the student cannot continue in the Pre-PhD track, he or she will continue in the regular Master Applied Physics (Delft) or Master of Physics (Leiden) program.
PhD defence - Guoji Zheng: "Circuit Quantum Electrodynamics with Single Electron Spins in Silicon"
Casimir Course - Hot Topics - postponed until further notice
BioSB courses: Algorithms for Biological Networks - Registration is open!
Casimir Course Animated Science - make a video clip about your research
Improved 'I'm a PhD candidate'
14-01-2021
Mooijzaal unveiled in Building 22
11-01-2021
10-01-2021
Reading out qubits like toppling dominoes: a new scalable approach towards the quantum computer
10-01-2021
07-01-2021
Results Casimir Wellbeing Survey 2020
21-12-2020
Expansion of the KIND Synergy Program
14-12-2020
TU Delft
20-08-2020