News17 July 2025|MIN-enAttosecond project receives around 1.4 million Euros in funding from the BMBFPhoto: M. Ilchen with material from [ https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevResearch.7.011001 and https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2408.03858] and pixabay.comA consortium of researchers from the University of Hamburg, and DESY together with the European XFEL and the Technical University of Dortmund have...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter15 July 2025|MIN-enCeremonial presentation of the Mildred Dresselhaus Prize 2025Photo: UHH, Leonie GöttlingProf. Teresa Pellegrino and Dr. Zala Lenarčič were awarded the Mildred Dresselhaus Prize 2025 for their outstanding research work at a ceremony hosted...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter14 July 2025|ResearchAward for two mathematicians from the University of HamburgPhoto: UHH/Leon GoertzYesterday, the International Congress of Basic Science (ICBS) in Beijing presented Professors Mathias Schacht and Paul Wedrich with the prestigious...Contribution from the news channel Quantum Universe14 July 2025|MIN-enRoyal visit to the Cluster of Excellence CUIPhoto: UHH/EsfandiariDuring her visit to Hamburg, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand toured the Bahrenfeld campus, specifically the Cluster of Excellence “CUI...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter10 July 2025|MIN-enDeath Cap TrapPhoto: CSSBThe 2025 iGEM Hamburg team is working on their synthetic biology project DeathCapTrap at CSSB. The Hamburg team will present their project at the end...3 June 2025|ResearchEU funding for two CUI research groupsPhoto: privat/DESYTwo research groups from the Cluster of Excellence "CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter" can look forward to receiving support for their working groups...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter22 May 2025|ForschungHere's to another seven years!Photo: UHH/CUIGreat success for the Center of Excellence CUI: From 1 January 2026, the Cluster of Excellence “CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter” will be funded for a...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter22 May 2025|ResearchSecond funding period for Quantum UniversePhoto: UHHThe Quantum Universe Cluster of Excellence at the University of Hamburg in collaboration with the DESY research center will receive funding for...Contribution from the news channel Quantum Universe21 May 2025|Equal OpportunitydynaMENT invites applicationsPhoto: dynaMENTThe call for applications for the dynaMENT Mentoring is now open. The program invites junior scientists of all gender identities who feel addressed by...Contribution from the news channel Quantum Universe15 May 2025|MIN-enMildred Dresselhaus Award 2025 goes to Teresa Pellegrino and Zala LenarčičPhoto: ITT (left), Marjan Verč (right)Prof. Teresa Pellegrino from the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) in Genoa, Italy, and Dr. Zala Lenarčič from the Jozef Stefan Institute in...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter12 May 2025|MIN-enResearch team sheds light on the future potential of X-ray imaging and cryo-electron microscopyPhoto: Illustration generated with the assistance of ChatGPT (OpenAI, 2025)An interdisciplinary research team from the Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (CFEL) at DESY, the Centre for Structural Systems Biology (CSSB)...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging Highlights17 April 2025|ResearchDeep dive into plant signalling data questions potential of mobile mRNAs in plantsPhoto: John Innes CentreA far-reaching study with participation of the Department of Biology of University of Hamburg, has cast doubt on statistical methods used to identify...16 April 2025|VeranstaltungVisit to the Science City Campus Hamburg BahrenfeldPhoto: DESY, Marta MayerA group of 60 Israeli students visited the research campus over the past two weeks to gain an insight into the research being carried out by the...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter4 April 2025|Equal OpportunityA Day Full of Discoveries: Girls' Day 2025 at the University of HamburgPhoto: UHH/MIN/FuchsOn April 3, 2025, the nationwide Girls' Day celebrated its 25th anniversary. This special career orientation day provides girls and young women with...4 April 2025|PublicationElectromagnetic Flashes from fast ejecta in Neutron Star CollisionsPhoto: Rosswog et al. (2025)In a recent study lead by Quantum Universe principal investigator Prof. Stephan Rosswog from the Observatory of the University of Hamburg, scientists...Contribution from the news channel QU Research Highlights2 April 2025|PublicationGlobal dark diversity study reveals hidden impact of human activities on naturePhoto: PärtelA global study with contributions by the Department of Biology at the University of Hamburg shows that in human-disturbed regions, many native plant...20 March 2025|MIN-enInterfacing with the Brain: The Potential of NanotechnologyPhoto: UHH/Florian SchulzWhat are the approaches to connecting the human brain to a machine? In a study published in the journal ACS Nano, an international team of researchers...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging Highlights12 February 2025|PublicationQuantum correlation revealed by attosecond delayPhoto: RMT.BerguesLight-sensitive nanoparticles promise a wide range of applications, for example in the field of sensor technology or energy generation. However, these...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging Highlights11 February 2025|CampusNew start-up launches innovative lubricant for bicycle chains on the marketPhoto: lu:biciNano researcher Artur Feld has developed an innovative wax-based lubricant that improves performance in cycling and has a more sustainable effect. The...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging of Matter11 February 2025|MIN-enQuantum-inspired computing drives major advance in simulating turbulencePhoto: Jaksch groupAn international research team assembled from the Universities of Oxford, Pittsburgh, Hamburg and Cornell have pioneered a new approach to simulate...Contribution from the news channel Advanced Imaging HighlightsShow all news
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