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Origin and Composition of Matter

Particle and Plasma Physics

Latest News

07/01/2023

Universal Fascination

Dr. Dominik Elsässer explores gamma radiation from the universe with the MAGIC telescopes on the Canary Island of La Palma.
The night sky with stars and two telescopes in the foreground.
06/29/2023

IceCube discovers neutrinos from the Milky Way

The international consortium, which also includes TU physicists, presents its findings in the journal Science.
The IceCube laboratory in front of an impressive starry night sky, which also shows the Milky Way.
06/27/2023

Department of Physics Celebrates 50th Anniversary

As part of its celebrations, the Department of Physics awarded an honorary doctorate to Prof. Helmut Dosch.
Six people in suits stand behind the green TU logo in front of a blackboard.
03/14/2023

Graduate School of Physics Starts Work

The Department of Physics has established a Graduate School to support doctoral candidates in the best possible way.
A portrait of two men and a woman in front of a whiteboard with formulas
03/13/2023

New Algorithms for Particle Physics

Germany’s Federal Government has awarded funds of around €3.5m for a new project with the participation of TU physicists.
The image shows the simulation of a particle collision in the ATLAS experiment.
12/19/2022

Groundbreaking CRC Ends after Twelve Successful Years

The Collaborative Research Center “Providing Information by Resource-Constrained Data Analysis” is ending as scheduled.
The team of the Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 876 "Availability of Information by Analysis under Resource Constraints".
11/10/2022

EU Supports International Master’s Degree Program in Physics with €4.5 Million

The “International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics” is now part of the Erasmus Mundus program.
A woman is holding a European flag with her hands outstretched, waving it behind her back.
09/08/2022

International Research Team Detects Kink in Plasma Flow

A team including TU physicist Dr. Dominik Elsässer has published its findings in the renowned scientific journal Nature.
In the center of a black background, a blue-white round light source can be seen, from which an equally blue-white beam emanates. Around the light source are individual bright dots.
05/31/2022

Two New Emmy Noether Junior Research Groups in Physics

Dr. Chris Malena Delitzsch and Dr. Dominik Mitzel from the Department of Physics have raised DFG funding.
Portrait photo of Chris Malena Delitzsch and Dominik Mitzel