Tag: Physics 3. November 2021 Comets in the laboratory Publication on the vacuum chamber awarded as "Editor's Pick" 29. October 2021 Picture of the Month: A showroom for single atoms From the Institute of Applied Physics 7. October 2021 Dr. Kai Exner becomes honorary professor at TU Braunschweig Appreciation for teaching excellence 1. October 2021 BepiColombo: First Rendezvous with Mercury First measurement of the magnetic field of Mercury's southern hemisphere 26. August 2021 On a grand tour through the solar system Magnetometer of the TU Braunschweig on another Venus flyby 9. August 2021 Measuring campaign on ice TU Braunschweig and TU Wien test geophysical measuring methods in the Austrian Alps 29. July 2021 Spotlight: Faculty visits 2 – Team spirit in electrical engineering, information technology, physics The President's topics and appointments 16. April 2021 Master in Quantum Technologies A degree program at the center of the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony. 19. February 2021 In Pursuit of the Intangible The particle experiment to find Majorana fermions 22. October 2020 A quantum computer by 2025 TU Braunschweig Member of Lower Saxony's Quantum Alliance 18. September 2020 Standard White From Ultraviolet to Infrared Irina Santourian from the Graduate School B-IGSM in portrait 24. July 2020 How Long is a Picometer? – The View of a Single Atom High resolution microscopy in LENA 1. April 2020 New Quantum State Detected Experiments with materials for future quantum computers 11. October 2016 Ultra-high data rates transmitted at THz frequencies Electronic beam steering demonstrated for the first time 14. April 2015 Rosetta-Mission: “Chury’s” nucleus is non-magnetic Braunschweig geophysicists present recent results in Vienna 28. November 2014 Rosetta-Mission: The incredible flight of the lander “Philae” Data of the ROMAP-Magentometer aids in reconstruction of flight path 1234