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Prof. Dr. Jens Michaelis
Dean of Physics Studies
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm
Phone: 0731/50-23050
Office: N25/3212

Dr. Maria-Verena Kohnle
Physics Academic Affairs Committee
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm
Phone: 0731/50-23032
Office: N25/3106

Béatrice Fritsche-Poizat
Physics Academic Affairs Committee
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm
Phone: 0731/50-22304
Fax: 0731/50-22256
Office: N25/3102, 8:00 - 12:00

Ulmer Supermikroskop SALVE im Rampenlicht

Das SALVE Mikroskop ist das weltweit einzige Farb- und Öffnungsfehler-korrigierte Niederspannungstransmissionselektronen-mikroskop. Im Bild, ein Ausschnitt aus dem Innenleben des vier Meter hohen Geräts (Foto: Heiko Grandel / Uni Ulm)

Internationales Symposium zur materialwissenschaftlichen Elektronenmikroskopie

18. September 2023
Eintauchen in die Welt der Atome zweidimensionaler (2D) Materialien: Darum geht es beim SALVE 2D23 Symposium, das vom 25. bis zum 28. September 2023 an der Universität Ulm stattfindet. Es ist das fünfte Symposium seiner Art, zu dem sich führende Expertinnen und Experten der Transmissionselektronenmikroskopie und Materialforschung wieder aus der ganzen Welt versammeln. Einen Ehrenplatz hat dabei das Ulmer Supermikroskop SALVE. Besonders im Fokus steht bei der viertägigen internationalen Konferenz die Erforschung von sogenannten 2D-Materialien.
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Quantum technology for cancer imaging

BMBF funds Ulm researchers with 4.2 million euros

08.12.2022: The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is now funding a highly innovative project to revolutionize the imaging of tumors using quantum technology with 15.8 million euros. Within the funded consortium of three university hospitals, two universities and industrial partners, 4.2 million euros in funding will go to the University Hospital and the University of Ulm. ...more


Imaging using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) will allow direct visualization of metabolism (Figure: Ulm University Hospital).

Two "Highly Cited Researchers" are Professors in our Physics Department!

Die „Highly Cited Researchers“ der Fakultät für Naturwissenschaften (v.l.): Prof. Steven Jansen, Prof. Fedor Jelezko und Prof. Martin Plenio (Fotos: Elvira Eberhardt)

15.11.2022: Among the most influential researchers in the world, the "Highly Cited Researchers", are wo scientists from the Physics Department of the University of Ulm. In the analysis of the citation database "Web of Science Core Collection" now published, these researchers have been cited particularly often in specialist publications by their colleagues and belong to the top one percent (top 1 %) in the respective year. This demonstrates the importance of their research. ...more


New Board of Directors at the IQST Quantum Centre

31.05.2022: The Centre for Integrated Quantum Science and Technology IQST in Ulm and Stuttgart combines excellent basic research with the development of applications with a quantum edge. With immediate effect, Professor Stefanie Barz from the University of Stuttgart and Professor Fedor Jelezko from the University of Ulm will lead the centre for four years ...more


Porträt von Prof. Fedor Jelezko und Prof. Stefanie Barz
Prof. Fedor Jelezko and Prof. Stefanie Barz (Fotos: Elvira Eberhardt/Universität Ulm and Universität Stuttgart / Jan Will)

First cross-regional center for quantum photonics opened: multi-site research in Ulm, Stuttgart and Jena

Quantenphotonik im Labor (Foto: Steffen Walther)
Quantenphotonik im Labor (Foto: Steffen Walther)

03.29.2022: On Monday Feb. 28, the first cross-regional center for quantum photonics was opened at the sites of the universities of Ulm, Stuttgart and Jena. Funded by the Carl Zeiss Foundation with 12 million euros, the center will provide a cross-disciplinary and multi-site platform for research and exchange for about 50 scientists ...more


Dies Academicus: Honorary doctorate for physics professor Hansjörg Dittus

11.02.2022: On February 11,  the University of Ulm celebrated its Dies academicus. The highlight of the ceremony was the award of an honorary doctorate to  Professor Hansjörg Dittus, until recently a Member of the Executive Board of the Deutschen Zentrums für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR). During the ceremony for the honorary doctorate, Professor Joachim Ankerhold, Vice President for Research at the University of Ulm, gave a keynote speech on quantum technology: from 1:28 min

 


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New model of gene transcription developed - Unprecedented insights into the temporal sequence of genetic selection

30.06.2021: The reading out of genetic information is one of the most important processes in body cells. If errors occur during the so-called gene transcription and the resulting protein production, cancer diseases as well as metabolic and developmental disorders can arise. In order to develop new drugs or therapies for such diseases, it is therefore important to have a precise knowledge of the molecular processes inside the cell ...more


Cluster for Future - QSens Quantum sensors for everyday life

03.02.2021: Success in the Cluster for Future initiative for researchers at Ulm University, the University of Stuttgart and their partners from the industry! Joint project QSens has been selected as one of seven innovation networks nationwide in the highly competitive Clusters4Future competition sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). In collaboration with specialized companies, researchers from Stuttgart and Ulm intend to develop the quantum sensors of the future up to market readiness. ...more


In single file, please! At the ultimate limit of miniaturization electrons are transported one at a time

16.12.2020: Despite plenty of room at the bottom, there is a limit to the miniaturization of every process. Finding these limits has been a priority goal for a long time. An international collaboration of scientists between the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research in Stuttgart, Ulm University and the Autonomous University of Madrid has now found a minimal configuration for producing an electronic current.  ...more