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Chemistry - Physics - 19.05.2023 
Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz
Chemistry and physics research team investigates hyperpolarization to improve molecular diagnostics Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz Uni
Physics - Art and Design - 12.05.2023
Physics - 12.05.2023 
’Trust is the most important thing’
Physicist Christian Klein-Bösing about the collaboration at CERN, one of the world's largest research centres.
Physics - Architecture - 10.05.2023 
When interdisciplinary collaboration begins with the architecture
In the Center for Soft Nanoscience physicists, chemists, biologists and physicians research together under one roof It is bright, functional and interdisciplinary: the Center for Soft Nanoscience (SoN) at the University of Münster is a high-tech research building for the nano-sciences.
Physics - Mathematics - 09.05.2023
Chemistry - Physics - 09.05.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 08.05.2023
Health - Physics - 05.05.2023 
Two ERC Proof of Concept Grants for the University of Bonn
European Research Council is supporting the journey from basic research to application Two researchers from the University of Bonn have been awarded a Proof of Concept Grant by the European Research
Physics - 05.05.2023 
Stay curious, and carry on asking, when others switch off
Michael te Vrugt is a physicist and a philosopher - and he is currently writing his second PhD It is a Tuesday evening in late April, and Room 102 at the Volkshochschule (Adult Education Institute) in Vagedesstraße in the small town of Ahaus, 50 km from Münster, is filling up.
Materials Science - Physics - 28.04.2023 
Metal trees in the battery
Understanding how short-circuits occur in solid-state batteries could extend their lifespan They could be the next generation of battery: so-called 'solid-state' batteries.
Physics - Research Management - 20.04.2023
Physics - Chemistry - 19.04.2023 
Scientist at TU Ilmenau receives Thuringian Research Award 2023
Physicist Professor Jörg Kröger of the TU Ilmenau has been awarded the Thuringian Research Award 2023 in the category of basic research.
Physics - Materials Science - 13.04.2023
Physics - Research Management - 30.03.2023
Life Sciences - Physics - 29.03.2023 
’This degree of detail is astonishing’
Inauguration of a new high-performance cryogenic electron microscope at the Center for Soft Nanoscience When the big box with this piece of equipment was delivered in September 2022, the members of P
Physics - 27.03.2023 
Quantum-mechanical systems far from equilibrium
DFG funds new research unit in physics at the University of Göttingen The German Research Foundation (DFG) will fund a new Research Unit studying the non-equilibrium physics of quantum -many-body- systems at the University of Göttingen. The title of this ambitious programme is -Quantum thermalization, localization, and constrained dynamics with interacting ultracold- .
Research Management - Physics - 22.03.2023
Physics - Innovation - 21.03.2023
Astronomy / Space Science - Physics - 01.02.2023 
’We shouldn’t define the Big Bang as a clear border’
Philosopher of science Ulrich Krohs and physicist Kai Schmitz talk about the universe Science Year 2023 is devoting itself to the subject of "Our Universe".
Physics - Electroengineering - 27.01.2023 
Advanced Electronic Materials Cover
A research team at Technische Universität Ilmenau has succeeded in further developing a fundamentally new and very material-saving approach. This approach uses additive material synthesis for semiconductor metallization. The research results, developed in the Nanotechnology Group under the leadership of Professor Heiko Jacobs, follow up on prior publications on lateral nanobridge growth (Advanced Materials 2016, IEEE 2018, IEEE 2020) and open up news ways to connect metallization layers vertically, point-to-point, using a plasma jet process.
Physics - Innovation - 24.01.2023
Health - Physics - 10.01.2023 
MHH Cardiology opens modern electrophysiology laboratory
The facility offers innovative technology for the diagnosis and therapy of cardiac arrhythmias. A new treatment method is now available for patients with atrial fibrillation.
Event - Physics - 23.12.2022
Physics - Earth Sciences - 20.12.2022 
Measure deviations of gravity in billionths
Researchers from the University of Bonn install extremely sensitive measuring instrument at Todenfeld Observatory Researchers at the University of Bonn have installed a superconducting gravimeter at the Todenfeld observatory a few kilometers from the town of Rheinbach.
Physics - 20.12.2022
Campus - Physics - 20.12.2022
Campus - Physics - 08.12.2022
Astronomy / Space Science - Physics - 08.12.2022
Physics - Health - 25.11.2022
Life Sciences - Physics - 23.11.2022
Physics - Psychology - 22.11.2022
Astronomy / Space Science - Physics - 22.11.2022
Health - Physics - 15.11.2022 
Using quantum sensor technology to improve brain tumor operations
Quantum technology on its way into society: Joint project DiaQNOS to develop quantum sensors to improve brain tumor surgery Removing a brain tumor presents surgeons with special challenges: They must remove the tumor without damaging healthy brain tissue.
Physics - 07.11.2022
Astronomy / Space Science - Physics - 04.11.2022 
First neutrino image of an active galaxy
IceCube telescope: High-energy neutrinos discovered in galaxy NGC 1068 For over ten years the IceCube Observatory in the Antarctic has been monitoring the light traces of extragalactic neutrinos.
Physics - Innovation - 27.10.2022
Physics - Research Management - 26.10.2022 
Funding in the millions for superatoms threaded along optical nanofibers
Team of three researchers with participation from Humboldt-Universität to receive 8 million euros in funding from the European Research Council Both a future tap-proof quantum Internet and the quantu
Physics - 24.10.2022 
Mainz team of scientists succeeds in seeing through the diffuse ice of Antarctica
Newly discovered optical effect allows IceCube to deduce ice crystal properties For the study, researchers ran simulations that modeled different paths the light could travel within the detector. They then compared simulated data with a large calibration dataset taken from IceCube. The IceCube calibration data set comprises data from 60,000 LEDs, equipped to all of the DOMs, that emit consistent light pulses into the ice, which are then used to calibrate the optical properties of the ice.
Campus - Physics - 19.10.2022
Physics - Astronomy / Space Science - 11.10.2022
Physics - Campus - 11.10.2022
Physics - Research Management - 07.10.2022
Physics - Research Management - 06.10.2022
Health - Physics - 05.10.2022 
’Open house with the TV mouse’ at TUM - TUM
Fascinating research, a spectacular chemistry show and hands-on experiments "Open house with the TV mouse" at TUM In a Germany-wide activity day hosted by the popular educational show "Sendung mit de
Physics - 04.10.2022
Physics - Event - 04.10.2022
Event - Physics - 23.09.2022
Life Sciences - Physics - 26.08.2022
Event - Physics - 11.08.2022
Physics - Innovation - 04.08.2022
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Chemistry and physics research team investigates hyperpolarization to improve molecular diagnostics Multi-million funding for joint Collaborative Research Centre of Leipzig University and Chemnitz Uni
Physicist Christian Klein-Bösing about the collaboration at CERN, one of the world's largest research centres.
In the Center for Soft Nanoscience physicists, chemists, biologists and physicians research together under one roof It is bright, functional and interdisciplinary: the Center for Soft Nanoscience (SoN) at the University of Münster is a high-tech research building for the nano-sciences.
New Research Training Group in Materials Science
DFG allocates approximately 7.4 million euros to fund joint Research Training Group with University of Stuttgart A new Research Training Group (RTG) in materials science is to be established at Heidelberg University.
DFG allocates approximately 7.4 million euros to fund joint Research Training Group with University of Stuttgart A new Research Training Group (RTG) in materials science is to be established at Heidelberg University.
European Research Council is supporting the journey from basic research to application Two researchers from the University of Bonn have been awarded a Proof of Concept Grant by the European Research
Michael te Vrugt is a physicist and a philosopher - and he is currently writing his second PhD It is a Tuesday evening in late April, and Room 102 at the Volkshochschule (Adult Education Institute) in Vagedesstraße in the small town of Ahaus, 50 km from Münster, is filling up.
Understanding how short-circuits occur in solid-state batteries could extend their lifespan They could be the next generation of battery: so-called 'solid-state' batteries.
Physicist Professor Jörg Kröger of the TU Ilmenau has been awarded the Thuringian Research Award 2023 in the category of basic research.
Inauguration of a new high-performance cryogenic electron microscope at the Center for Soft Nanoscience When the big box with this piece of equipment was delivered in September 2022, the members of P
DFG funds new research unit in physics at the University of Göttingen The German Research Foundation (DFG) will fund a new Research Unit studying the non-equilibrium physics of quantum -many-body- systems at the University of Göttingen. The title of this ambitious programme is -Quantum thermalization, localization, and constrained dynamics with interacting ultracold- .
Philosopher of science Ulrich Krohs and physicist Kai Schmitz talk about the universe Science Year 2023 is devoting itself to the subject of "Our Universe".
A research team at Technische Universität Ilmenau has succeeded in further developing a fundamentally new and very material-saving approach. This approach uses additive material synthesis for semiconductor metallization. The research results, developed in the Nanotechnology Group under the leadership of Professor Heiko Jacobs, follow up on prior publications on lateral nanobridge growth (Advanced Materials 2016, IEEE 2018, IEEE 2020) and open up news ways to connect metallization layers vertically, point-to-point, using a plasma jet process.
The facility offers innovative technology for the diagnosis and therapy of cardiac arrhythmias. A new treatment method is now available for patients with atrial fibrillation.
Researchers from the University of Bonn install extremely sensitive measuring instrument at Todenfeld Observatory Researchers at the University of Bonn have installed a superconducting gravimeter at the Todenfeld observatory a few kilometers from the town of Rheinbach.
Heidelberg CRC for vascular research to continue successful work
The Collaborative Research Centre "Vascular Control of Organ Function" (CRC 1366) at Heidelberg University will continue its research for another four years. After a positive evaluation, the application for extension for a second funding period has now been accepted in the latest approval round of the German Research Foundation (DFG).
The Collaborative Research Centre "Vascular Control of Organ Function" (CRC 1366) at Heidelberg University will continue its research for another four years. After a positive evaluation, the application for extension for a second funding period has now been accepted in the latest approval round of the German Research Foundation (DFG).
Quantum technology on its way into society: Joint project DiaQNOS to develop quantum sensors to improve brain tumor surgery Removing a brain tumor presents surgeons with special challenges: They must remove the tumor without damaging healthy brain tissue.
IceCube telescope: High-energy neutrinos discovered in galaxy NGC 1068 For over ten years the IceCube Observatory in the Antarctic has been monitoring the light traces of extragalactic neutrinos.
Team of three researchers with participation from Humboldt-Universität to receive 8 million euros in funding from the European Research Council Both a future tap-proof quantum Internet and the quantu
Newly discovered optical effect allows IceCube to deduce ice crystal properties For the study, researchers ran simulations that modeled different paths the light could travel within the detector. They then compared simulated data with a large calibration dataset taken from IceCube. The IceCube calibration data set comprises data from 60,000 LEDs, equipped to all of the DOMs, that emit consistent light pulses into the ice, which are then used to calibrate the optical properties of the ice.
Fascinating research, a spectacular chemistry show and hands-on experiments "Open house with the TV mouse" at TUM In a Germany-wide activity day hosted by the popular educational show "Sendung mit de
