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	STRUCTURES Cluster of Excellence\\
	Heidelberg\\
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				The cluster of excellence STRUCTURES explores new concepts and methods for understanding how structure, collective phenomena, and complexity emerge from the fundamental laws of physics. STRUCTURES addresses specific, highly topical questions about the formation, role, and detection of structure in a broad range of natural phenomena, from subatomic particles to cosmology, and from fundamental quantum physics to neuroscience. Why are there planets, and not just dust, in the vicinity of stars? How did the ‘dark ages’ of the universe end by the lighting-up of the first stars? How can we understand neuronal activity patterns in the brain? How does self-organization work in biophysical systems and in quantum matter? In all these phenomena, physical processes on a wide range of time and length scales combine. While essential for the richness of observed phenomena, this poses enormous challenges for a quantitative analysis. It is the central idea of STRUCTURES that these seemingly very different phenomena admit a common description by unifying fundamental concepts, which we test in a controlled analysis of model systems. 
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				The close collaboration of physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists plays a crucial role in STRUCTURES. Novel concepts in topology and geometry are applied to data analysis and dynamics, and methods of quantum field theory and statistical mechanics are used to study properties of large networks. Universal mathematical structures and methods unite the research on all physical phenomena investigated in this cluster, and the study of mathematical objects in their own right is a defining feature of STRUCTURES. 
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					STRUCTURES builds on the dynamic academic environment created during the Excellence Initiative. It boosts the interconnection of physics, math, and computer science in Heidelberg to a new level. STRUCTURES College will become the focal point of interdisciplinary research and education in these fields. With the STRUCTURES Training and Education Program for Success (STEPS) we strongly support early career researchers and promote a diverse and family-friendly workplace. In taking on grand challenge problems, we train a new generation of scientists capable of bringing in new ideas and momentum to fundamental research, technological development, and society.
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			The comprehensive projects (CP) of STRUCTURES address specific major questions about structure formation, which all involve a complex interplay of physical processes over many length and time scales.

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				\item \textbf{CP1} Cosmic Structure Formation
				\item \textbf{CP2} From Dust to Planets
				\item \textbf{CP3} From Molecules to Cells and Tissue
				\item \textbf{CP4} Quantum Structure and Dynamics
				\item \textbf{CP5} Quantum Systems and Neural Networks
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				\item \textbf{CP7} Quantum Geometry and Topological Methods in Physics
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				To achieve its scientific goals, STRUCTURES has to offer its members space, time, and the best possible conditions, to meet, focus, and work on their joint research projects. This will be realized in a new academic unit, STRUCTURES College, dedicated to the interaction among the disciplines at all levels and across all different career stages, to international exchange, and to the unity of research and teaching on the graduate and advanced undergraduate level. 

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			Because of its central importance for structuring the scientific activities and the collaboration within the cluster, it is much more than a mere infrastructure. STRUCTURES College will become a permanent facility of Heidelberg University, as a place for interdisciplinary research uniting physics, mathematics, and computer science.\\

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