内容简介：
【简介】 The IFW Dresden is devoted to fundamental and applied research and development, with particular emphasis on the fields of solid state and materials research. The The research programme is focused on functional materials, both in bulk and thin films. In an interdisciplinary approach it combines fundamental research in physics, chemistry and material science with the specific needs of technological application.
As a member in the Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (WGL) the IFW Dresden funded to equally by the Federal Republic of Germany and the Free State of Saxony. The Institute has presently about 400 staff members, among them about 170 are financed from project money of public and industrial sources. This includes also about 70 PhD students and about 20 trainees.
The Institute's mission：fundamental and applied research and development, with particular emphasis on the fields of solid state and materials research； training of young scientists and staff trained in technology； supply of both public institutions as well as companies with the Institute's R&D know-how and experience； collaboration with the universities and other higher education establishments；expert advice to government and other decision-making bodies.
The research activities at the IFW Dresden are based upon five Research Areas：Superconductivity & superconductors, Magnetism and magnetic materials, Conjugated carbon systems, Metastable alloys and Thin film systems for electronics
