Tag: Metrology

12. April 2023

Trade fair topics: Autonomous driving, safety in the workplace with AI and quantum technologies TU Braunschweig at Hannover Messe 2023

1. April 2023

This crystal is to become smaller Picture of the month from the Cluster of Excellence QuantumFrontiers

7. March 2023

Twisted light opens up new insights Doctoral student Silvia Müllner on her journey towards the limits of the measurable

23. February 2023

Single-molecule MRI through quantum sensors Nearly five million euros in funding for MRI in the nanometre range

14. February 2023

Europe’s quantum heart beats in Lower Saxony this year Quantum Valley Lower Saxony set to host Europe's largest quantum conference in October 2023

13. February 2023

QuantumFrontiers MasterClass in Istanbul Researchers from Braunschweig visit Turkey's top school

8. February 2023

Quantum know-how for industries and decision-makers Europe-wide network for quantum training kicked off

24. January 2023

Artificial intelligence made of light Professor Christian Werner on his cooperation with LENA

12. January 2023

Measuring individual molecules with diamond quantum sensors Interview with Professor Nabeel Aslam

21. December 2022

O nanotree, O nanotree ... how small are your leaves

6. December 2022

Working together for excellent research Academic Alliance Braunschweig-Hannover has laid the foundation for two Clusters of Excellence

Das Pyrochlorgitter, ein Nährboden für Spin-Eis, Quanten-Spin-Eis und emergente Elementarteilchen, ist das Logo des SFB 1143. Bildnachweis: Wolfram Brenig/TU Braunschweig 1. December 2022

Topology: A Revolution for Physics Third funding period approved for Collaborative Research Centre 1143

22. November 2022

Double period on quantum computing First MasterClass on quantum computers at Braunschweig's Wilhelm-Gymnasium

THz-Kanalmessungen in einer Flugzeugkabine; Foto Tobias Doeker 21. November 2022

Measuring systems for the communication technology of the future DFG Research Group "Metrology for THz Communications" extended

18. November 2022

Playing with quanta phaeno and TU Braunschweig present joint exhibits

15. November 2022

North German Science Award also goes to Braunschweig Research project "Homeo-Hirn" awarded second prize

Die Okertalsperre im Harz im Oktober 2022: Anhaltende Trockenheit führt zu niedrigem Wasserstand und Baumsterben, was wiederum die Böden anfälliger und weniger aufnahmefähig für Niederschläge macht. Bildnachweis: Sándor Fekete/TU Braunschweig 8. November 2022

Drought and flood disasters EXDIMUM joint project of TU Braunschweig investigates extreme water events

7. November 2022

Inaugural Lectures by Prof. Dr Christoph Karrasch and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eduard Jorswieck Quantum Mechanics in Low Dimensions From Digital Communications to Quantum Networks

27. October 2022

German-Japanese Summer Visiting Tokyo with Professor Vadim Issakov