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Digitization of teaching in summer semester 2020 due to COVID-19

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Das Hauptgebäude der Universtität Hamburg.
UHH/Schell
2 July 2020|MIN-en
FAQ on the novel coronavirus and its impact on Universität Hamburg

What about the Summer Semester 2020? What are the rules for working from home? And what guidelines must international guests observe? The following pages answer the most important question about the coronavirus. These FAQs are updated continually. [Last update: 2 July 2020, 10:26 AM]

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Crystal structure of tetrameric lipocalin in addition to live-cell microscopy pictures of malaria parasites expressing the fluorescently tagged lipocalin that accumulates in the parasitophorous and food vacuoles.
Paul-Christian Burda and Thomas Crosskey
25 June 2020|MIN-en
Unravelling the secrets of the malaria parasite

For the first time, scientists have identified a lipocalin protein in the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. The discovery helps to better understand the life cycle of the parasite that is a major health burden in large regions of the world. The cooperation between the groups of Tim Gilberger from CSSB (Cellular...

The picture shows a antiferromagnet transforming into a ferrimagnet. Red and blue arrows denote the original anti-parallel spins.
Jörg Harms, MPSD
22 June 2020|MIN-en
A structural light switch for magnetism

Magnetic materials have been a mainstay in computing technology due to their ability to permanently store information in their magnetic state. Current technologies are based on ferromagnets, whose states can be flipped readily by magnetic fields. Faster, denser, and more robust next-generation devices would be made possible...

Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging Highlights
Start screen of the game app Trapped in Gravity
UHH/Tohermes/Franke, NASA
18 June 2020|MIN-en
Explore black holes and gravitational waves with a smartphone or tablet

Why are black holes black? What are gravitational waves? And what can we learn about the universe using gravitational waves? The game app Trapped in Gravity provides playful insights into the physics surrounding mass, gravitational forces and black holes. The game was developed by researchers from the Cluster of Excellence...

Contribution from the news channel EXC Quantum Universe
The two graphics show the exciton as a blue ball and the surrounding electrons as red balls.
UHH/Schmelcher, MPQ München
18 June 2020|MIN-en
Playing billiards with excitons – a milestone towards quantum simulators

Semiconductors play an important role in electronics, optoelectronics or photovoltaics. But like other solids they are quantum many-particle systems. Therefore, calculating their properties with computers is very challenging and sometimes impossible. However, this task could be performed by a quantum system with comparable...

Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging Highlights
Valery Rubakov
Valery Rubakov
15 June 2020|MIN-en
Hamburg Prize for Theoretical Physics 2020 goes to Valery Rubakov

In recent years, research teams around the world have gained important insights into the origin of the universe. They often relied on the work of Valery Rubakov. The Russian physicist will receive this year’s Hamburg Prize for Theoretical Physics, endowed with 137,036 euros. Rubakov is chief researcher at the Institute for...

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