Cluster of ExcellenceCUI: Advanced
Imaging of Matter

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Twisting quantum systems in such a way that they become altogether more stable against external disturbances and could serve as components of quantum computers in the future: That is the goal of Dr. Thore Posske from the Department of Physics at Univerität Hamburg. Posske, who is also Young Investigator Group Leader in the...

MPSD scientists discover anomalous emission of terahertz radiation from copper oxides in which superconductivity coexists with charge-stripe order.

Quantum technologies promise significantly faster solutions to many scientific and technological problems. A research consortium led by Prof. Dr. Dieter Jaksch from the Department of Physics at Universität Hamburg is receiving EU funding of 4.9 million euros for the calculation of fluid flows using quantum technology.

Kai Gehring, chairman of the Bundestag's Committee on Education, Research and Technology Assessment, visited Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld together with committee members. The group was welcomed by University President Prof. Dr. Hauke Heekeren and the Chairman of the DESY Board of Directors, Prof. Dr. Helmut Dosch...

How exactly do nanoparticles form in solution? Researchers from the Department of Physics at Universität Hamburg and DESY have now been able to observe the growth of nanoparticles in solution in real time. In Nature Communications, they report on their observations using the method of X-ray ptychography, which provides a...