Frankfurt physicists observe coupled quantum zero-point motion of a molecule’s atoms.
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Texts
Poison Frogs Don’t Need a Golden Ball
How Frankfurt Biologist Diana Abondano Almeida Discovered Unknown Communication Pathways in Neotropical Frogs.
A Scientist’s Unexpected Discovery at Sea
For two months, micropaleontologist Jens Herrle sailed across the Indian Ocean, searching for traces of Earth’s distant past.
Mit recycelter Energie auf den Spuren schwerer Elemente
Am Teilchenbeschleuniger in Darmstadt werden die extremen Bedingungen unseres Universums im Labor erforscht.
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Projects
Together with Luciano Rezzolla , I developed an interactive exhibit for science education. The mobile neutron star makes astrophysics understandable for various target groups. The interactive exhibit can be taken apart layer by layer, revealing what goes on inside one of the most extreme objects in the universe. Mehr erfahren
Events
Together with physicists from ELEMENTS habe ich von 2022 bis 2024 den Girls’Day in Frankfurt oder Darmstadt ausgerichtet.
What are stars made of? How are elements like gold formed? For the lecture at the Frankfurt Children's University in 2023, I assisted the scientists with advice and support.
In the summer semester of 2024, I organized the Deutsche Bank lecture series titled "The Origin of Matter", which was opened by Harald Lesch.
In October 2024, the electron acceleration in Darmstadt celebrated its 60th anniversary. I organized a ceremony with invited guests and an open day with tours of the accelerator.