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Physics Colloquium

Monday, 16:15 in the Large Lecture Hall

Renowned speakers and young researchers give lectures about current topics of modern physics. The lectures are public and address a broad audience.




Program in summer semester 2026:

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Fourier analysis: from heat transport to quantum applications (more...)
Gabriel Dufour
University of Freiburg

kolloqthumb175x80.gif Mon 04.05.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Why Life Is Hot (more...)
Tanja Schilling
University of Freiburg

kolloqthumb175x80.gif Mon 11.05.2026, 17:15 -   Gr. HS
The Mystery of Giant Solar Flares (more...)
Kanya Kusano
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya

kolloqthumb175x80.gif Next Colloquium:
Mon 18.05.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Modeling of equilibrium and non-equilibrium time-series data: from protein folding to weather forecasting (more...)
Roland Netz
FU Berlin



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Simulating Particle Physics with Quantum Computers (more...)
Matthieu Pellen
University of Freiburg

Mon 15.06.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Particle accelerator on a photonic chip
Peter Hommelhoff
LMU Munich

Mon 22.06.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Practice matters: Canonical experiments and their educational representations
Peter Heering
University of Flensburg

Mon 29.06.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
When Particle Physics Gets Hot: A Journey Through the Early Universe
Simone Biondini
University of Freiburg

Mon 06.07.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Universal matter-wave interferometry - From Macromolecules to Massive Nanoparticles
Markus Arndt
University of Vienna

Mon 13.07.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Quantum Sensors for Fundamental Physics
Raimund Strauss
TU Munich

Mon 20.07.2026, 16:15 -   Gr. HS
Anomalous transport and self-organization in living fluids
Matthias Weiss
University of Bayreuth

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