26 Oct 17:15
Hörsaal 2
Jeffrey Hangst
University of Aarhus
Illuminating Antimatter: the ALPHA antihydrogen experiment at CERN
[NuPaS] Host: Ingo Sick / Stefan Antusch
27 Oct 15:15
Hörsaal 1
Roman Schmied
Universität Basel
Title: Quantum correlations from ions to atomic ensembles
(öffentliche Habilitationsvorlesung)
[Col] Host: P. Treutlein, QC2/QSIT
2 Nov 17:15
Hörsaal 2
Richard Ruiz
University of Durham
Left-Right Symmetry: At the Edges of Phase Space and Beyond
[NuPaS] Host: Stefan Antusch
6 Nov 16:15
Hörsaal 1
Alexander Brinkmann
University of Twente
Titel: Proximity induced topological superconductivity in bismuth based topological insulators and Dirac semimetals
Host: Prof. Schönenberger
7 Nov 12:15
Hörsaal 1
Cezar Harabula (Schönenberger group)
Noise in quantum dots.
Florian Froning, Floris Braakman (Zumbühl group)
Gate defined Ge/Si nanowire quantum dots.
24 Oct 14:15
Lecture Hall 2, 1st floor, room 1.22, Klingelbergstr. 82
PhD defense of Kishan Thodkar
Chemical vapor deposited graphene for quantum Hall resistance standards
Faculty responsible: Prof. C. Schönenberger
1 Nov 18:15
Seminarraum 3.12, 3. Stock, Klingelbergstr. 82
Dr. Adrian Honegger
Baloise Group / Chief Irritation Officer / Head of Group Strategy and Digital Transformation
Monte Carlo Simulation und Kirchhoff'sche Regeln in menschlichen Systemen – Warum Physiker und Physikerinnen prädestiniert sind für Senior Management Rollen!
9 Nov 17:00
Neuer Hörsaal, St. Johanns-Ring 25
Jahrestreffen Physik-Lehrkräfte
Prof. Richard Warburton "Ein einzelnes Photon & ein einzelner Spin"
Vortrag & Diskussion mit anschliessendem Apéro riche
9 Nov 09:00
Treffpunkt Foyer St. Johanns-Ring 25
Zukunftstag 2017
Programm "Energie" (Departement Physik)
Programm "Reise in die Nanowelt" (Nano Imaging Lab/SNI)
Schülerinnen und Schülern der 5. bis 7. Klasse entdecken die Welt der Arbeit von PhysikerInnen und NanowissenschaftlerInnen. Mit Anmeldung.
The Departement of Physics of the University of Basel is a center for international top-level research in the fields of nano and quantum physics, and cosmology and particle physics. Our students benefit from the excellence in research that offers them an outstanding range of courses supervised by highly talented assistants and renowned professors.
Would you like to understand fundamental scientific phenomena and explore their causes? Do you have a good technical understanding and a talent for logical thinking and mathematics? Do you have stamina and a willingness to learn? Are you looking for a degree course that will give you access to a wide range of attractive job opportunities? Then our physics degree course offers you exactly what you are looking for.
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University of Basel
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4056 Basel, Switzerland
