As early as the 1930s, the first indications of a component of the universe that still puzzles us today emerged: various astronomical observations could not be explained on the basis of visible matter alone. The idea of an invisible “dark matter” was born. In the following decades, further observations consolidated this picture: observations of the […]

We are co-organising a plenary table on "Perspectives and Challenges in Quantum Computing" at the Falling Walls Foundation Science Summit 2023. Venue: Radialsystem – Lecture Hall Holzmarktstraße 33 10243 Berlin Germany

The next "Saturday Morning Talk" will take place on 9 December 2023 at 11 o'clock at Leibniz University Hannover. The two PhoenixD researchers, Jannika Lauth and Milutin Kovacev, will explain the new findings and achievements for which this year's Nobel Prize winners in physics and chemistry have been honoured. The lecture will take place in […]

Location: Leibniz Universität Hannover, Building 1105 (PhoenixD), large seminar room 001, ground floor Speaker: Dr. Holger Israel and Julia Hoffmann (TIB) Organised by: QuantumFrontiers and PhoenixD At this point, you will certainly have asked yourself: What is a specialised information service? It is an infrastructure that is mainly operated by libraries and is intended to […]

Hosted by the Institute for Solid State Physics of the Leibniz University of Hannover, Dr. Gautam Rai (University of Hamburg) has been invited by Prof. Dr. Rolf Haug to hold a lecture on the dynamical correlations and order in twisted bilayer graphene. Abstract: Dynamical correlations and long-range order both play a crucial role in shaping […]