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08JAN 2024
Christopher Eichler
Lecture series “Physics on Saturday Morning” in 2023/2024
For the winter semester 2023/2024, three talks of the „Physics on Saturday Morning“ lecture series are scheduled: Saturday, 16. December 2023: „Quantenelektronik – jetzt aber elektrisch“ (Prof. Vojislav Krstic) Saturday, 20. January 2024: „Auf Entdeckungsreise durch das unsichtbare Universum: Astroteilchenphysik mit hochenergetischen Neutrinos“ (Prof. Claudio Kopper) Saturday, 27. January 2024: „Einblicke in die Welt der […]For the winter semester 2023/2024, three talks of the „Physics on Saturday Morning“ lecture series are scheduled: Saturday, 16. December 2023: „Quantenelektronik – jetzt aber elektrisch“ (Prof. Vojislav Krstic) Saturday, 20. January 2024: „Auf Entdeckungsreise durch das unsichtbare Universum: Astroteilchenphysik mit hochenergetischen Neutrinos“ (Prof. Claudio Kopper) Saturday, 27. January 2024: „Einblicke in die Welt der […]
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20DEC 2023
FAU LMQ News
Christmas Lecture – How did Santa get in and out of the MRI scanner?
Under the title “Magnets, spins and resonances – how did Santa get in and out of the MRI scanner?”, an interdisciplinary working group of researchers from the Universitätsklinikum Erlangen and the Department of Physics takes you on a journey of discovery into the human body at this year’s Department of Physics Christmas Lecture. They learn […]
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01DEC 2023
FAU LMQ News
PIs from LMQ elected to DFG review boards
Janina Maultzsch and Martin Vossiek from the Profile Center LMQ were elected, among other professors from FAU, to review boards of the Deutsche Forschungsgesellschaft (DFG). The election of the review boards takes place every four years by almost 150,000 scientists and academics that are eligible to vote. The review boards are responsible for evaluating proposals […]
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06NOV 2023
Daniele Fausti
Superconductors at room temperature?
Quantum materials change their properties when they interact with light. Optical cavities, for example, allow the electrical conductivity of quantum materials to be manipulated in a targeted manner. Physicists at FAU are investigating this enormous potential for electronics, energy storage and quantum computing.
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30OCT 2023
Daniele Fausti
FAU researchers use optical cavities in order to control the electrical conductivity of materials
When materials are forced to interact with light, their properties can change fundamentally. In a study, researchers at FAU and the University of Trieste demonstrated that tantalum sulfide, a metallic quantum material, can be switched from an electrical conductor to an insulator in optical cavities.
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27OCT 2023
FAU LMQ News
Award of the Renate-Wittern-Sterzel-Prize 2023 goes to organisation team of DIPHER22
As one of the FAU Awards, the Renate Wittern-Sterzel Prize went to two teams this year. One of those is the organisation team, including the PIs Sabine Maier and Kai Phillip Schmidt from LMQ, around the conference "Diversity in Physics for the Diversity of Physics in Erlangen" taking place for the first time in 2022 at FAU.
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