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At the end of July, up to 800 people simultaneously followed the seismic waves emanating from the Taylor Swift concert in Hamburg's Volksparkstadion via livestream. The “WAVE” research team gained important insights from the broadcasts - and the next recordings are already in the pipeline with concerts by Justin Timberlake...

Five days full of exciting research highlights, discussions, and science slams awaited the students during the CUI Graduate Summer School in July 2024. An extensive program with 23 contributed talks, more than 30 posters, and presentations covering topics across all areas of the cluster.

An opera that takes the audience from nothing to existence: where do we come from? Where are we heading? How and why did it all begin? Questions about the beginning and the infinite nature of existence have kept humankind occupied for thousands of years. The search for answers provides comfort, expands knowledge and...

The HALRIC research alliance is a unique project to promote life sciences collaboration in northern Germany and Scandinavia. From 24–25 September 2024, the consortium holds this year’s conference in Bahrenfeld. All interested researchers are welcome to join and exchange ideas with the community.

Prof. Sonia Coriani from the Technical University of Denmark and Dr. Laura Cattaneo from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics Heidelberg, Germany, will be honored within the Mildred Dresselhaus Guest Professorship Program 2024 of the Hamburg Centre for Ultrafast Imaging (CUI). The Program includes an extended...

On 23 and 24 July, pop singer Taylor Swift gave 2 concerts in the Hamburg Volkspark stadium. Those who couldn't get tickets could at least watch the seismic waves created during the performance, via a live stream from the WAVE network at Science City Hamburg-Bahrenfeld.