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How will Winter Semester 2022/23 proceed? And should Universität Hamburg staff continue working from home? You can find the answers to the most important questions on the coronavirus pandemic in the FAQ, which is regularly updated. [Last update: 18 November 2022, 2:01 PM]

The new Mildred Dresselhaus Magazine is here - with a new look and a new, catchier title: "Careers in Science". Portraits and questionnaires of Dr. Caterina Vozzi and Prof. Alicia Palacios, two prize recipients who recently conducted research at the Cluster as part of the Mildred Dresselhaus Program, expand the presentation...

The Hamburg Senate has approved a four-part package of measures to strengthen the quantum computing ecosystem. This includes funding of around €17 million for the establishment of the "Hamburg Quantum Computing School", a joint project of the Center for Optical Quantum Technologies at Universität Hamburg and the Hamburg...

The June issue of the News-Journal c&en of the American Chemical Society (ACS) reports on navigating chemical space for the development of new drugs, a research focus of the Computational Molecular Design research group from Prof. Dr. Matthias Rarey.

An excursion into laboratories and sometimes to unexpected heights: In the new short film series "Research for All," scientists explain the concrete everyday references of excellence research at Universität Hamburg and what everyday life is like at various research institutions.

The Centre for Structural Systems Biology (CSSB) will be under new scientific management in 2022. Group leader Prof. Dr. Kay Grünewald from the Leibniz Institute for Experimental Virology (HPI) and the Department of Chemistry at the Universität Hamburg will be the new CSSB Scientific Director. On, 3 December 2021, the CSSB...

Beate Heinemann, principal investigator at Quantum Universe, senior scientist at DESY and professor of physics at University of Freiburg, will take over the High Energy Physics division at DESY as Director on 1 February. This was unanimously decided by DESY's supervisory body, the Foundation Council, at its meeting on 7...

Researchers from the Institute of Laser Physics at Universität Hamburg have developed a new technique for quantum gas microscopy that now allows imaging of three-dimensional quantum systems. In the journal Nature, they report on the new method, which can be used to explore entirely new regimes.