Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research

Board of Directors

Board of Directors

January 01, 2023

Prof. Dr. Ali Alavi
Department: Electronic Structure Theory

Prof. Dr. Bernhard Keimer
Department: Solid State Spectroscopy

Prof. Dr. Klaus Kern
Department: Nanoscale Science

Prof. Dr. Bettina Lotsch
Department: Nanochemistry

Prof. Dr. Joachim Maier
Department: Physical Chemistry of Solids

Prof. Dr. Jochen Mannhart
Department: Solid State Quantum Electronics

Prof. Dr. Walter Metzner
Department: Quantum Many-Body Theory

Prof. Dr. Hidenori Takagi
Department: Quantum Materials

Max Planck Institute
for Solid State Research

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By Car: At Autobahnkreuz Stuttgart (the Stuttgart motorway interchange, exit 51, Vaihingen). Take the A831, direction «Stuttgart-Mitte». Leave at the «Universität» exit. At the traffic lights on the bridge, turn left, direction «Universität». Follow Universitätsstraße, then turn right into Nobelstraße. At the end of Nobelstraße (roundabout), turn right into Büsnauer Straße (first exit).Public transport from Stuttgart Main Station: Take lines S1, S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), in the direction of «Herrenberg» or «Flughafen». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute».At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»).Public transport from Stuttgart Airport: Take lines S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), directions «Schorndorf» or «Backnang». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute».At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»). — By Car: At Autobahnkreuz Stuttgart (the Stuttgart motorway interchange, exit 51, Vaihingen). Take the A831, direction «Stuttgart-Mitte». Leave at the «Universität» exit. At the traffic lights on the bridge, turn left, direction «Universität». Follow Universitätsstraße, then turn right into Nobelstraße. At the end of Nobelstraße (roundabout), turn right into Büsnauer Straße (first exit). Public transport from Stuttgart Main Station: Take lines S1, S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), in the direction of «Herrenberg» or «Flughafen». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute». At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»). Public transport from Stuttgart Airport: Take lines S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), directions «Schorndorf» or «Backnang». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute». At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»).

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By Car: At Autobahnkreuz Stuttgart (the Stuttgart motorway interchange, exit 51, Vaihingen). Take the A831, direction «Stuttgart-Mitte». Leave at the «Universität» exit. At the traffic lights on the bridge, turn left, direction «Universität». Follow Universitätsstraße, then turn right into Nobelstraße. At the end of Nobelstraße (roundabout), turn right into Büsnauer Straße (first exit).
Public transport from Stuttgart Main Station: Take lines S1, S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), in the direction of «Herrenberg» or «Flughafen». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute».
At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»).
Public transport from Stuttgart Airport: Take lines S2 or S3 of the Underground («S-Bahn»), directions «Schorndorf» or «Backnang». Get off at Vaihingen. Change to bus line 81 (direction «Büsnau») and get off at «Max-Planck-Institute».
At Vaihingen station you can also take a taxi to the «Max-Planck-Institute»).

© MPI for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany