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What happens exactly at the moment when a Type Ia supernova exoplodes? Astronomers from IFA are co-authors on a new paper in The Astrophysical Journal…

Researchers develop a versatile remote interface to give citizen scientists control over a quantum gas experiment and start to unravel how humans…

The discovery has been made with the OSIRIS spectrograph at Gran Telescopio Canarias by a group of astronomers led by IFA's Carolina von Essen.

Ltaief Ben Ltaief will join the group of Marcel Mudrich on 6th November 2018 as a postdoctoral researcher

Fabian Maucher is a new postdoc in Thomas Pohl's group with interest in nonlinear physics, such as Bose-Einstein condensates, nonlinear optics and…

Vincent Jarlaud has joined the group of Michael Drewsen on 1 October 2018.

Normally quantum fluctuations are difficult to study. In a recent Physical Review Letters publication IFA researchers Nils Byg Jørgensen, Georg Bruun…

Starting 1 September, Karsten Brogaard is employed for one year as an external lecturer at the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Karsten will be…

Professor Thomas Tauris has been calculating how that might sound, and this is reported in a recent paper titeled "Disentangling Coalescing Neutron…

The IFA CERN-group has been one of the driving forces behind the establishment of the new IDS detector installation at CERN, and now the results start…

Earl is a new post-doc in SAC who is interested in stellar structure, evolution, and pulsation

The rotation of the Sun is a complicated matter, and astronomers are quite a bit away from a full understanding of why this is. 13 other sunlike stars…

Congratulations to professor Lars Bojer Madsen, newly elected Fellow of APS. Lars is IFA professor in theoretical atomic, molecular and optical…

Deepnarayan Biswas has joined the group of Søren Ulstrup on 10th September, 2018.

As of 1 September, Thomas Tauris has received employment in a fixed-term position as Professor in Astrophysics

New paper in Phys. Rev. X by A. Camacho-Guardian and G.?M. Bruun from IFA

New paper in PRL: Two polarons squeezed inside a cigar shaped condensate behave totally different than expected.

New paper in PRL: Bi-polarons are bound states of two quasiparticles that exchange sound modes.

Jacob Sherson has received a Semper Ardens grant of DKK 15 million from the Carlsberg Foundation for a project seeking to combine human intuition and…

Strict regulations for Sulphur emissions call for improved catalytic processes of reducing Sulphur content in crude oil. Scientists from…

Workshop training and technical drawing course is planned for week 33 and 34, 2018.

Deadline for signing up is Tuesday 26 June 2018.

Ulrik Uggerhøj will be our new Department Head from 1st July 2018.

Congratulations Ulrik.

Please mark your calendar Wednesday 27 June 2-4 pm, where…

At a short ceremony ending the informations meeting on Monday 4 June 2018 associate professor emeritus Poul Erik Nissen was awarded IFA's medal for…

Professor Christensen-Dalsgaard is one of the most prominent contemporary stellar researchers. Since taking his PhD degree at Cambridge University in…

Georg Bruun and Jan Arlt at IFA have received a grant of Dkr kr. 5 842 049 from Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond for further work into this exiting and…

Stellar Astrophysics Centre has hired Mads Fredslund Andersen as SONG manager for the next 4 years, starting 1 April 2018.

A recent publication in Nature Communications by Valentin Walther and Thomas Pohl explores giant excitons in a semiconductor.

Effective from 1 March 2018 Jacob Sherson is employed as Professor with special assignments (MSO).

The Hoyle decay of 12C is the opposite effect of the important triple-alpha process in the hotter stars. Researchers at IFA are studying one in other…

The most precise spectroscopic measurement of antimatter so far is reported in a paper published in Nature this week. The findings confirm the…

Recent paper in Physical Review Letters has participants from a.o. IFA

Registration: Please e-mail Georg Bruun bruungmb@phys.au.dk before 1 April. See further under Events.

Danish publication Ingeniøren writes on 13 February 2018: Influenced by a very strong electromagnetic field electrons will experience a 'radiation…

Recent paper in Physical Review letters describes a theoretical model for many-body quantum mechanical clusters. The model may be significant in…

Søren Ulstrup et al find new particle - meet the Trion

New study of a star almost like the Sun brings us closer to an understanding of the physical processes behind the cycle of the Sun, and may help us…

As of 1 December 2017 Liv Hornekær will be employed as professor in experimental material science.

Assistant professor Victor Silva Aguirre has been awarded the prestigious Sapere Aude grant of Dkr. 5,9 million for pursuing Galactic Archeology in…

Time is running out for the EU support for development of accelerator based light sources, but a new collaboration has been launched.

Probably not all of the many rocky planets should be counted along, when we estimate the number of possible earthlike planets, diminishing the chances…

ASTRID and her daughter ASTRID II received unusual visitors on Wednesday 25 October 2017 2017

The newly established Center for Quantum Optics and Quantum Matter (CQOM) will hold its official launch event on November 8 at the Aarhus Institute of…

The great news story of week 42 gave a lot of quotes in the media all over the World. Gravitational waves observed by LIGO-Virgo were almost…

A new mathematical model of interacting quantum particles exhibits a broader range of dynamical behavior than previous models, which could provide…

Karsten Handrup joined the groups of Henrik B. Pedersen as a postdoctoral researcher on 1 October 2017.

IFA's David Field and Andrew Cassidy are co-authors of a new paper in Physical Review Letters describing some surprising aspects of extremely cold…