NERD - New Exploratory Research and Discovery

Aurelien Dantan: DKK 13.969.517

Jan Arlt: DKK 13.737.747

Monthly contribution from Laura Slumstrup, Center for Interstellar Catalysis

Trolle Linderoth has been appointed as the new director of studies from 1 June 2022

Today the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters; det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi has published the names of the researchers that are to receive the highly prestigious Kavli Prize for 2022.

Monthly contribution from Mette Sand Kalaee, laboratory technician AMS group

Monthly contribution from Steen Hannestad, Professor

Professor Bo Barker Jørgensen, Dept. of Biology and Professor Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard, Stellar Astrophysics Centre, IFA are present in Washington, DC to-day, Friday 29 April 2022 for the ceremony.

Recent paper in Nature Astronomy with participation from IFA researchers.

A collaboration between the groups of Klaus Mølmer and Thomas Pohl in the Center for Complex Quantum Systems (CCQ) at IFA shows how to realize…

New Postdoc has started in Simon Wall´s group in March 2022: Daniel Perez Salinas

Monthly contribution from Anders Petersen, Precision engineer

As of 1 April 2022, Søren Ulstrup is employed as a associate professor in experimental physics at Department of Physics and Astronomy.

In a new paper in Physical Review Letters selected as Editors' suggestion, Georg Bruun has together with an experimental group at the University of…

During May 2022, CSCAA will start the procurement of new nodes in order to expand the Linux-cluster Grendel.

Monthly contribution from Søren Pape Møller, Center Director

PhD student Simon Vendelbo Bylling Jensen from IFA, receives an Elite Research Travel Grant of DKK 200.000, which he will use for research in Hamburg.

New era of research into light-matter interactions, in which intense, ultra-short laser pulses with infrared and optical wavelengths play a central role.

Mia Sloth Lundkvist, Department of Physics and Astronomy, receives approx. DKK 6 million for her project "Insights on the prevalence of Earth-like planets".

On 1st November 2021 Richard Schmidt joined the Department of Physics and Astronomy as associate professor in theoretical physics.

Registration form on the desk in the information area

Last call for signing is Friday, 10. December 2021

The volcanic eruption on La Palma continues and our man on-site, Emil Knudstrup reports slight problems.

"Are binaries orbiting each other perpendicularly to their axis of rotaton?" was the subject of the project.

We are trying an entirely new approach to funding in this context: Crowdfunding. And YOU can help!

From IFA: Assistant Professor, Mia Sloth Lundkvist, Department of Physics and Astronomy, 2.879.966 kr.

Florian Brix is our new postdoctoral fellow in the group of Prof. Bjørk Hammer

Welcome to Hadi Yarloo who started in Anne E. B. Nielsen´s group “Quantum many-body systems”.

My field of research and interest lies at the interface…

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.

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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