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Historically important research site

The Institute of Physics has been honored as „Historic Site" by the European Physical Society (EPS).

Smallest Kandinsky in the world

Light micros and efficient e-cars: Doppler lab for novel sensors launches

They use shaped light to measure sound and microwaves to spy on the torque in the e-car. Alexander Bergmann and Peter Banzer are working on completely…

Quantum cinema premiered

Successful start of ERC-project “Orbital Cinema” with a publication on photoemission from excitons.

Arqus – Building Bridges

Sarah Lindner, member of the group Optics of Nano and Quantum Materials, selected for the Arqus Mentoring Program for Early-Stage Researchers.

Targeting Nanostructures: Heptacene and its Versatility

On nanometer-patterned templates, the electronic properties of long-chain organic semiconductors can be deliberately tailored.

Ausgezeichnet

Philipp Schreiner erhält den Young Minds Studierendenpreis der ÖPG

Was gegen Klimamythen wirkt

Artikel über die Inokulation von Jugendlichen gegen Falschinformationen veröffentlicht

Alfred Leitner (1951 – 2023)

Das Institut für Physik der Universität Graz erfüllt die traurige Pflicht mitzuteilen, dass Herr Ao.Univ.-Prof.i.R. Dr. Alfred Leitner am Montag, dem…

Protection? Twist It!

In a recent article published in Physical Review Applied, an international collaboration of various research groups shows that twisting air-holes can…

Researchers at the University of Graz show how matter can be created out of nowhere

Theoretical physicists at the University of Graz and the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) are identifying an extremely short time window in…

The Warming Stripes of the University of Graz, 1851 - 2022

Based on the method of Ed Hawkins from the University of Reading, climate scientist Armin Schaffer has created so-called "warming stripes" for the…

Ultraviolet plasmons on aluminum

A cooperation between KFU and TU opens new insights into plasmonic surface waves.

Super scattering: Physicists at the University of Graz overcome the limit of light scattering at the nanoscale

Being able to control light at the nanoscale is a prerequisite for many technological and scientific applications in telecommunications, sensing or…

Wetterstation der Uni Graz zieht in neuen Attemsgarten um

Die Wetterstation der Universität Graz hat nach mehr als 100 Jahren einen neuen Platz gefunden. Der Umzug wurde im Rahmen des Neubaus des „Graz Center…

Weltraum-Wetter: Forscher:innen der Universität Graz entwickeln Methode, um Sonnenausbrüche vorherzusagen

Sonneneruptionen sind spektakuläre Ausbrüche von Materie und Strahlung und können massive Auswirkungen auf die Erde haben, indem sie beispielsweise…