Unterstützt von der Vienna Doctoral School in Physics
Das Physik-Kolloquium ist eine Reihe öffentlicher Vorträge, die von der Fakultät für Physik der Universität Wien veranstaltet wird und bei der international renommierte Referent*innen das gesamte Spektrum unserer Forschungsgebiete abdecken.
Ziel dieser Kolloquien ist es, die gesamte Fakultät – einschließlich der Studierenden – zusammenzubringen, um unseren Gemeinschaftsgeist zu stärken und einen anregenden Gedankenaustausch an den Grenzen der Wissenschaft zu fördern.
Veranstalter: Massimiliano Procura, Lee Rozema und Toma Susi
Objects that are levitated in vacuum achieve a level of isolation that allows them to explore fundamental physics and to realize new technologies. However, isolated objects are highly susceptible to heat loads, and it has proved challenging to operate them at cryogenic temperatures. I will describe…
The optical frequency comb (OFC) revolution began in the late 1999, marked by three pivotal publications [1-3]. Since then, the field has been a major focus of research, continuously evolving with new innovations. A key advancement are dual-comb single-cavity lasers, which employ a pair of combs…
Biomolecular mechanisms and interactions form the basis of biological function and regulation. Elucidating the underlying processes traditionally relies on a combination of structural characterization and bulk studies aimed at revealing the associated energetics and kinetics. Both approaches,…
I will review the theoretical and experimental developments that have shaped our understanding of the physics of the very early…
Artificial intelligence is changing not only the tools, but the underlying conditions of academic teaching: how students practice,…
Guided by experimental tests of theory and practice, science has advanced rapidly in the past 500 years. Guided primarily by…
Climate science is highly visible in the public sphere, as its findings imply a clear call for action on anthropogenic climate change.…
Laser and quantum science have fueled revolutionary developments in atomic and fundamental physics. Scaling up quantum systems can…
It is soon 10 years since the Paris Agreement has been signed and ratified by over 190 countries. Since then, the media and the…
