Hamburg Observatory

From 22 to 25 June 2026 the annual CHANG-ES meeting will be held at the Hamburg Observatory where the latest findings will be presented and with plenty of opportunities for discussions within the collaboration as well as with external guest.

With a bachelor’s degree from India, Subarna decided to move to the University of Bonn to pursue a master’s in astrophysics where she worked on understanding what happened in the earliest moments of the universe. Since then, she has moved to Hamburg where she uses machine learning to study how astrophysical processes...

Researchers from the University of Hamburg, including Excellence Cluster Quantum Universe Key Researcher Dr. Jan-Torge Schindler, have discovered a so-called “Little Red Dot” in the early universe. This class of objects has only been known for a short time and could provide new insights into the formation and evolution of...