School on UV and X-ray spectroscopies of correlated electron systems

Strong electronic correlations lead to a rich variety of exotic states of matter. The most direct approach to understand these systems is to study their microscopic electronic structure. This School will introduce the recent experimental developments in ultra-violet and X-ray spectroscopies and their theoretical description, from their basic unifying principles to their applications in the study of correlated electron systems. The School is open to graduate students (Master and PhD) and young researchers (postdocs and junior academics) working in the field.