Asking For Information On Internships (I am interested in quantum information, solid-state, and many-body physics)

[Nicolasrei]

Hello, kind souls.

I am planning to finish my bachelor in the start of next year (early February to be precise).

Before I go for my PhD (I will skip the master, something not unusual in my country, especially after a long bachelor like I did), I wish to get some more hands-on research experience with an internship in some lab or company.

I have been doing some research (and found some interesting options for me) but I just wanted to know if somebody here knows about any program that does something like this (word of mouth always seems to carry the best info from what I have perceived).

I am interested in quantum information, solid-state, and many-body physics and have a European passport.

For anybody that sees this thank you ( specialy If you happen to know something and take the time to write It down, but even If you don't thank you for taking some time to read It ).

 

[CrysPhys]

Have you asked your professors and department head (or departmental staff)? That's often the best resources to start with.

 

[Vanadium 50]

Just to be clear, you want this to run from Feb 2025 to Sep 2026?

 

[Nicolasrei]

Have you asked your professors and department head (or departmental staff)? That's often the best resources to start with.

I have asked my orientator for some information and he gave me a few names I could contact to look for something, but I am still trying to get as much options as possible before reaching out to any of them.
But thanks very much for the addvice.

 

[Nicolasrei]

Just to be clear, you want this to run from Feb 2025 to Sep 2026?

From Feb 2025 to dezember 2025 or any interval inside of this.

 

[Vanadium 50]

You're planning on starting a PhD in December? In most of the Northern Hemisphere, these programs start in Fall. Further, the time from application to start date is ~3/4 of a year, so that means when you apply for grad school, you will have just started to work in this program. It would have had time to improve your application.