Re-Opening “Science Castle”
16.09.2023 The Science Castle is open again! After completion of the extensive renovation work, Darmstadt Castle will once again become a central place of diverse exchange between science and society. We are on site with
16.09.2023 The Science Castle is open again! After completion of the extensive renovation work, Darmstadt Castle will once again become a central place of diverse exchange between science and society. We are on site with
26. – 30.07.2023 As part of the Science Year “Our Universe”, the travelling planetarium will also make a stop close to us! ELEMENTS will be on site with the interactive Neutron Star the entire week.
15.07.2023 Seeing. Experiencing. Understanding: The Open House offers an adventure trip into science and leads right into the heart of the cutting-edge research activities at GSI and FAIR with numerous information and entertainment offers. We are
16.06.2023 It will be getting late again this year! From 6 to 10 pm you can explore our interactive neutron star at the annual Night of Science. Talks by ELEMENTS:7.45 pm Luciano Rezzolla11.30 pm Camilla
At the end of May, ELEMENTS submitted a draft proposal for the upcoming round of the German federal and state governments’ Excellence Strategy. For the past two years, we carefully prepared the proposal with the
The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved the international research training group “Nuclear Photonics” of TU Darmstadt and Politehnica University Bucharest. The Research Training Group will be funded with approximately five million euros from 1
12 kilometers shrunk to 50 centimeters, accompanied by 12 enthusiastic female students aged 12 to 15 delving into its layers. That sums up this year’s Girls’Day at ELEMENTS, held on April 27th at Campus Riedberg.
As part of the popular “Saturday Morning Physics” series for high school students, Achim Schwenk gives a talk on neutron stars and extreme matter in the Universe. More information: Saturday Morning Physics – TU Darmstadt
28.04.2022 At this virtual event, pupils go on a journey to the smallest particles of the universe with physicists of ELEMENTS. Michaela Arnold will take us on a virtual tour of the particle accelerator in
