Three-dimensional nanomagnetism: from textures in the bulk to patterned magnetic nanostructures Veranstaltung | 08.06.21
Majorana fermions and half-integer thermal quantum Hall effect in a quantum magnet Veranstaltung | 20.04.21
Unraveling structural and dynamical properties of (quantum) nuclei in diverse materials Veranstaltung | 02.02.21
Taking locality to the next level: vertex-based extensions of dynamical mean-field theory and their application Veranstaltung | 26.01.21
Sorted carbon nanotubes with luminescent defects for optical and electronic applications Veranstaltung | 10.11.20
Predicting materials properties from first-principles with generalized functionals for energy and spectra Veranstaltung | 07.07.20
Friedliche oder militärische Nutzung? Kernspaltung, Kernreaktoren und Kernwaffen Veranstaltung | 04.05.20
Prof. Roland Kjellander, University of Gothenburg, "Interactions and dielectric response in electrolyte solutions and ionic liquids: A multiple decay-length affair with simple unifying features." Veranstaltung | 25.02.20
Measurement-induced quantum trajectories: thermodynamics and topological transition Veranstaltung | 04.02.20
Development of low-voltage TEM/STEM for single-atom imaging and spectroscopy Veranstaltung | 07.01.20
How to change the color of a single photon (and why this is useful for quantum networks) Veranstaltung | 17.12.19
MINT-Talentförderung im Schülerforschungszentrum Südwürttemberg: gestern - heute - morgen Veranstaltung | 13.12.19
A geometric approach to quantum thermodynamics: From quantum fluctuations to many-body heat engines Veranstaltung | 26.11.19
Quantum chemistry algorithms using superconducting near-term quantum devices Veranstaltung | 12.11.19
Autonomous engines driven by active matter: Energetics and design principles Veranstaltung | 12.11.19
Applied string theory: Understanding strange metals in the lab with virtual black holes Veranstaltung | 29.10.19
Measuring tiny signals - the detection of gravitational waves (Antrittsvorlesung von Prof. Nawrodt) Veranstaltung | 22.10.19
Gary W. Slater (University of Ottawa, Canada), Diffusion in inhomogeneous sytems: Avoiding pitfalls when using Lattice Monte Carlo (LMC) simulations Veranstaltung | 17.09.19
