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Successful conference brings theorists and experimentalists together
Last week, the members of ELEMENTS came together for their first Annual Conference at the Frankfurt Institute of Advanced Studies and Giersch Science Center. After
Last week, the members of ELEMENTS came together for their first Annual Conference at the Frankfurt Institute of Advanced Studies and Giersch Science Center. After
On 28 April 2022 the nationwide “Girls’ Day” – an event for female students to discover professions and subjects where the proportion of women is
As of this week, we are collaborating with “paged.” to make our website accessible to an audience with visual impairments. By clicking on the black
Nobel laureate Prof. Reinhard Genzel will give a talk to the public on May 4th, 2022, giving insights into the formation of Black Holes and
For one year, more than 80 scientists in the collaborative Research Cluster ELEMENTS have been exploring the structure and composition of matter by combining the
Our spokesperson Norbert Pietralla recently acquired funding for a high-power laser system for more than €600,000 by the Major Research Instrumentation Programme of the German
We are glad to invite the public to a talk by Prof. Reinhard Genzel on May 4th, 2022. Reinhard Genzel was awarded the Nobel Prize
On 9 February 2022 (start at 4 p.m. ct.), Professor Eleonora Troja from the University of Rome will give a talk at the physics colloquium
On 30 December 2021, ELEMENTS invited everyone to explore the Universe with Professor Robert Roth from the TURM Observatory at TU Darmstadt. Among several inspiring
ELEMENTS would like to invite you for a virtual Christmas Stroll through the Universe on 29 December 2021. It is organised in cooperation with the
Professor Hannah Elfner, a PI in ELEMENTS, was awarded the “Scientist of the Year” prize of Goethe University Frankfurt for her excellent research on quark
Today, December 9th, 2021 the German Research Council (DFG) announced the ten awardees of the prestigeous Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz-Prize for the year 2022. Amongst them
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