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, particles in a substance move so slowly that the effects of quantum mechanics become noticeable, making it possible to gain full control over the molecules. These findings are being used in quantum technology
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Society (CLICCS) (climate research), Understanding Written Artefacts (manuscript research) and Quantum Universe (mathematics, particle physics, astrophysics, and cosmology). An equally important core
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was inspired by his work in astronomy and geodesy. Later on, around 1930, the close and fruitful collaboration between mathematicians and physicists in Göttingen led to the mathematical theory of quantum
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the areas of green energy, quantum technologies, data science as well as human health and well-being. Great success in the acquisition of third-party funding and numerous larger projects, such as
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are currently enrolled in our research-oriented PhD/doctoral programme. In our optics / photonics and quantum technology programme, we offer: high-end research and education in a world-class scientific
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Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, who discovered X-rays in 1895, and Klaus von Klitzing, who discovered the Quantum-Hall Effect. The university's commitment to innovation is further demonstrated by its affiliated
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research priorities: Collective Behaviour Cultural Dynamics and Social Transformation Material – Function - Quantum Molecular Principles of Life Inequality and Conflict We want to give you the best possible
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research areas are Photonic Materials and Devices, Quantum Optics & Spectroscopy, Biomedical Photonics, Optical Systems, and Solar Energy. All research areas are strongly interlinked and most institutes