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11 May 2020|Advanced Imaging of Matter

Scientists X-ray coronavirus proteins

A man to the left and a woman to the right

Photo: Privat

Research groups around the world are looking for possible active ingredients against the coronavirus. Scientists from the Universität Hamburg are also...

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11 May 2020|Campus

New offer for postdocs at DESY: COAST

Graphic recording of COAST career development

Photo: Anna Lena Schiller, Riesenspatz

Official opening, virtual version: on 11 May a new project at DESY officially kicked off. Funded by the Helmholtz Association, it supports young...

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8 May 2020|Campus

DESY produces face shields for Hamburg's doctors and nursing facilities

Photo: DESY

DESY hands over 2,000 protective shields to the Kassenärztliche Vereinigung Hamburg (KVH), the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians...

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7 May 2020|Research

A solar telescope in search of dark matter

First components for babyIAXO arrive at DESY.

Photo: DESY

If there was a physics most-wanted list, dark matter would be at the very top of it. Scientists all over the world use different approaches...

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7 May 2020|Advanced Imaging of Matter

CUI News in new design: first issue is available

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The latest issue of CUI News has been printed and is ready for distribution. With the new magazine we are continuing the successful series of the...

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29 April 2020|Advanced Imaging of Matter

Henry Chapman becomes a Fellow of the Royal Society

Photo: DESY, Gesine Born

The Royal Society has elected Prof. Henry Chapman as a Fellow. The leading DESY scientist and professor at Universität Hamburg is a pioneer of...

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6 April 2020|Research

In search of the Z' boson

Photo: KEK, Belle II. Zachary Duer, Tanner Upthegrove, Leo Piilonen, George Glasson, W. Jesse Barber, Samantha Spytek, Christopher Dobson (Virginia Tech Institute for Creativity, Arts and Technology, Virginia Tech Department of Physics, Virginia Tech School of Education)

Almost exactly one year ago, the Belle II detector went into operation at the Japanese research centre KEK. Now the international collaboration of...

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3 April 2020|Studium und Lehre