Rosana M. Turtos has been awarded with a grant amount of 7MDKK from the Novo Nordisk Foundation

VILLUM Synergy grant of DKK 2.999.609,00, has been given to Panagiotis Karras, Davide Mottin and Philip Hofmann.

Det Fjernstyrede UndervisningsTeleskop (FUT) is a free offer from Aarhus University to the Danish educational community. Pupils will be able to observe during ordinary daytime lectures in Denmark with an Australian based 60 cm telescope with full remote control.

Stefano Cavaletto joins the strong-field and attosecond physics group lead by Prof. Lars Bojer Madsen in September 2021.

Andrew Maxwell joins the strong-field and attosecond physics group lead by Prof. Lars Bojer Madsen in September 2021.

Raffaele Cheula joins the research group of Mie Andersen as a postdoctoral fellow in September 2021

Aarhus University appoints five new honorary doctors in 2021 including Professor Conny Aerts.

A solid-state phase transition in vanadium dioxide is imaged with X-ray laser

From 1st September 2021 Mie will be employed as associate professor in theoretical materials physics

Two new papers on nonlinear optical phenomena.

Astronomy students at Aarhus University are engaged at the frontlines of research even very early in their studies.

Recent theoretical paper in Physical Review Letters by CCQ’s Esben Rohan Christensen and Georg M. Bruun, and former CCQ assistant professor Arturo Camacho-Guardian, who answer the question of what happens when you put an ion into a BEC.

A recent mapping gives the surprising result that courses on space and the use of space are abundant in Denmark.

Recent paper in Physical Review Letters dives into the LHY energy in quantum simulation experiments.Thomas G. Skov, Magnus G. Skou, Nils B. Jørgensen and Jan J. Arlt from Center for Complex Quantum Systems pave the way for the scientific discovery.

The Danish Student CubeSat Program DISCO reveals mission patch

The allotted time will be used for two projects, both aiming at revealing the secrets behind supernovae and the building blocks of life.

Paper in Astronomy & Astrophysics is a result of study course and study group.

Phase 1 of a large project of restoring and improving the outreach potential can now commence, due to a donation of DKK 4 million from Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansens Fond and DKK 4,5 million from Realdania

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USA's National Academy of Sciences has appointed professor at Aarhus Universitet Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard as a member.

From 1st May, Jeppe Langeland starts as postdoc in Steen Brøndsted Nielsen ´s group.

Marcel Mudrich and E. Fasshauer of IFA are co-writers in a recent paper in the web periodical Physical Review X.

Nature of 31. March2021 presents a result from a large group of CERN researches, including several from IFA, that cooling of anti hydrogen with laser has succeeded. The technique is well known, but this is the first time that it has been shown to work on anti matter.

I Science Stories podcastserien er Liv Hornekær med i et program om stjerner, støv og liv i rummet (på dansk).

The AIAS Associate Fellowship Program, starts at AU on 1st April 2021.

On Sunday 14 March 2021 our Aarhus University student CubeSat Delphini-1 finally decayed into the deeper atmosphere and met it's honourable fiery end.

The Danish Students CubeSat Program DISCO will, in collaboration with the Danish company Space Inventor, launch its first satellite on a Falcon-9 rocket in the Summer of 2022. The satellite will include a number of smaller student experiments as well as serve as a communications station for radio amateurs around the world.

A Novo Nordisk project grant of 2 939 940 DKK has been granted Steen Brøndsted in connection to his work at IFA on fluorescent molecules

A Novo Nordisk project grant of 2 710 011 DKK goes to Brian Julsgaard to further the work at IFA of Understanding Semiconductors for Mid-IR Light Emitting Devices

New paper in Nature Physics: A collaboration in the “Center for Complex Quantum Systems” at Aarhus University has successfully observed the formation of a quasiparticle.

We welcome Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui who will join the Simon Wall group working on ultrafast dynamics of quantum materials.

Thomas starts as associate professor in Theoretical Cosmology on March 1st 2021

Welcome to Blazej Jaworowski who will start in Anne E. B. Nielsen´s group “Quantum many-body systems”.

A recent paper in Nano Letters describes a collaboration between researchers in South Korea, Scotland and the Aarhus-group led by Søren Ulstrup.

A new project is using machine learning in an attempt to find materials that can convert CO2 into methanol, and thereby help tackle climate challenges. The research project has received a grant of DKK 7.9 million from the Villum Foundation.

Are you ready to apply now? Next opportunity will be in 2027.

A special exoplanetary system has been described in the latest copy of PNAS, with participation from SAC researchers.

CCQ welcomes Shanshan Ding as a postdoc in Professor Georg Bruun’s group.

Philip Hofman recycles a well known principle in recent paper in Physical Review

Welcome to Yixiao Zhou, who as at 1 February started in a 3-year postdoc position in the iSimba group under Victor Aguirre Børsen-Koch.

Francesco Cappelluti is our new postdoctoral fellow in the group of Prof. Bjørk Hammer

In January 2021, Juan Sánchez-Baena joined the research group of Professor Thomas Pohl as postdoc at the Center for Complex Quantum Systems.

In January 2021, Ragheed Alhyder joined the Center for Complex Quantum Systems where he will be conducting theoretical research in professor Georg Bruun's group.

Daring maneuvre for a possible picture of Denmark from Space

Nanoscientist Mie Andersen has been awarded a Villum Young Investigator grant of DKK 8 mill to study design principles for materials that can convert CO2 into fuels or chemicals to help us tackling climate change and our dependence on fossil fuels.

Guess the Delphini-1 decay date and win a LEGO model

Associate Professor and Emeritus Erik Lægsgaard died on Saturday 16/1/21 at the age of 79.

If you haven’t already noticed, IFA is on Instagram.