Cluster of ExcellenceCUI: Advanced
Imaging of Matter

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A review involving a team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter (MPSD), just published as a colloquium in the prestigious Reviews of Modern Physics, explores how light can fundamentally alter the properties of solids – and how these effects can be harnessed in future...

After a long break, the "Light & Schools" school lab has resumed its on-site offering on the Bahrenfeld campus. In the future, the focus will again be on the analog offering with experiments in the lab, combined with digital projects such as the newly developed Escape Game.

When light interacts with matter, for example when a laser beam hits a two-dimensional material like graphene, it can substantially change the behavior of the material. Depending on the form of interaction between light and matter, some chemical reactions appear differently, substances turn magnetic or ferroelectric or...

How dangerous are black holes? And how does mosquito mail help against virus outbreaks? In "Knowledge on tap," scientists from the University of Hamburg and the research center DESY answer exciting questions from the world of research. This year, it's purely digital, but just as entertaining and entertaining.

A team of researchers from Germany, China and the United States has discovered that two twisted layers of MoS2 can be used to control kinetic energy scales in solids.