Students dove deep into nuclear physics during Girls’Day
At the end of April, the annual Girls’Day took place at the Technical University of Darmstadt with ten students aged 13 to 17 from all over the Rhine-Main area. They took a tour of the
At the end of April, the annual Girls’Day took place at the Technical University of Darmstadt with ten students aged 13 to 17 from all over the Rhine-Main area. They took a tour of the
25.04.2024 On this year’s Girls’Day, our visitors go on a journey to the smallest particles of the Universe. They take part in a live tour of the particle accelerator S-DALINAC in Darmstadt, where electrons can
Explaining spectroscopy to a lecture hall filled with elementary students is quite a challenge, but ELEMENTS’ Principal Investigator Camilla Juul Hansen happily took on the task. On the 20th anniversary of the Children’s University in
Once again, ELEMENTS had the opportunity to participate in the “Tag der Naturwissenschaften” (Science Day) at Riedberg campus. This annual event supports high school students in their subject choices for the later years of school.
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.
Last weekend, the popular event series Saturday Morning Physics at TU Darmstadt featured a lecture by ELEMENTS PI Achim Schwenk, who introduced the high school students to neutron stars. Almost 300 attendees had the chance
Starting next week, students once again have the chance to ask scientists of GSI about their research and life in the lab. Principal Investigator Michael Block, who studies superheavy elements, is one of them. On
Next week, two of our researchers take part in the yearly “Tag der Naturwissenschaften” (Science Day) at Campus Riedberg, Goethe University. On this occasion, schools from all over Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area visit the
