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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…
IFA's Max Strizinger is coauthor of a paper titeled "A hybrid type Ia supernova with an early flash triggered by helium-shell detonation", published…
Callum Murray and Thomas Pohl of IFA og The Max Planck institute in Dresden have a paper out on 13 June 2017 on the possiblities of manipulating…
Sudip Sasmal joined the group of Oriol Vendrell as a postdoctoral researcher on 1 October 2017
If you have more than one access card, you must use the most recent one to access AU’s buildings from 4 October. If your access card does not work,…
Next week, AIAS welcomes Professor Thomas Pohl from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University as new AIAS Associate for the next two…
Itsik Cohen joined the group of Klaus Mølmer as a postdoctoral researcher on 15 September 2017.
Nature Physics reports on a new optical effect discovered in collaboration btw. University of Kassel and IFA.
The Dutch camera system MASCARA and the Danish 1-meter SONG telescope on Tenerife have supported each other in the discovery of two 'hot Jupiters'.
Nikola Sibalic joined the group of Thomas Pohl as postdoctoral researcher on 1st September 2017.
We welcome Elisabeth Gruber who joined the group of Lars Andersen on 1st September 2017 as a postdoctoral researcher
Tim White from IFA, et al tell of a new photometric method in recent paper in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Observatory.
School teachers are demanding further education, and their request has been acknowledged by researchers at Aarhus University and the University of…
We welcome Muhammad Hanif who joined the group of Marcel Mudrich on 1 September 2017 as a postdoctoral researcher.
Technique combines photon-harvesting strategy with detachability in silicon thin film solar cells
Previous solar eclipses have helped to discover helium and confirmed Einstein's theory of general relativity
Associate professor, Christoffer Karoff,…
Ole Rømer Colloquia
In order to strengthen and make the academic lectures more visible here at IFA, the Department changes the name General Physics…
Travel to a marvelous universe when Aarhus University and British artist Libby Heaney invite you to take a walk in the unpredictable world of quantum…
an excuse for a city walk
Broken symmetry, superconduction and Goldstone-modes. Quantum simulator confirms theori in Aarhus-Helsinki-Melbourne collaboration
Sune Nørhøj Jespersen is a new professor of neurophysics at Aarhus University. With his multidisciplinary combination of neuroscience and physics, he…
In a meeting Tuesday in the Science Programme Committee of the European Space Agency ESA the new satellite project PLATO was adopted.
Så har vi atter fornøjelsen af at kunne indkalde forslag til de seks ST-priser, der uddeles ved sommerfesten fredag d. 25. august 2017.
Master student Uffe Furlig Larsen is awarded the prize for best poster at the IMPRESS workshop at Aalto University, Helsinki
Arturo Camacho has joined the group of Georg Bruun as a postdoctoral researcher on 1 June 2017
Solar cells are expensive and difficult to mount and maintain, putting researchers always on the alert for new ways of producing them. A team of…
Luis Ardila has joined the group of Thomas Pohl as a postdoctoral researcher on 1 May 2017.
The Department has employed Rune P. Bloom as a student assistant with IT tasks.
Ian Heide Godtliebsen has joined the Department of Physics and Astronomy and the CSCAA as Academic Technical Employee in April 2017.
Yongchang Zhang has joined the group of Professor Thomas Pohl as a postdoctoral researcher on 1 May 2017.
Mads Fredslund Andersen from Stellar Astrophysics Centre is the winner of IFA Ideas 2017 with at suggestion to improve studio lighting and editing…
Robert Continetti and James Lisy have joined the groups of Lars H. andersen and Steen Brøndsted Nielsen in April
Associate Professor Jacob Sherson from Aarhus University is this year's recipient of the Research Communication Award The award will be presented by…
Breaking up is hard to do, no matter whom or when. Take for example the case of a carbon nucleus splitting into three nuclei of helium. Until recently…
Mohammad Khazali has joined the group of Professor Thomas Pohl as a postdoctoral researcher on 2 February 2017.
The first Aarhus satellite will provide both students and scientists with an opportunity for a new approach to research via satellites in a new…
In-door astronomy takes a new step forward! Last Wednesday during a lecture in Silkeborg the SONG telescope on Tenerife was used to photograph online…
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Join us for the next Ole Rømer Colloquium, when Anthony Timmins, Professor of Physics at the University of Houston, will join us.