Established in 2023, BERLIN QUANTUM is a joint initiative coordinated by Berlin's universities (Berlin University Alliance), Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie GmbH, Humboldt-Innovation GmbH, Leap Quantum Technology Hub, and OpTecBB e.V., aiming to make Berlin an international hotspot for research and development of quantum technologies.
International Workshop on Data-Driven Computational and Theoretical Materials Design (DCTMD2024) emerges as a pivotal event to “unlock the AI future of Materials Science”. This workshop is the result of a collaborative effort between Shanghai University (SHU) in China and the NOMAD Lab at the Fritz Haber Institute in Germany. DCTMD2024 is designed to...
Please join us for the monthly GraFOx update seminar with: Andrea Ardenghi on "Incorporating Ba as a compensating acceptor into β-Ga2O3 by molecular beam epitaxy" and Qaem Hassanzada on"Ab initio study of growth in Ga2O3(100)" The seminar will be held at CSMB in room 1.021
Book a Scientist is a conversation format in which interested parties can "book" 25-minute one-on-one conversations with Leibniz scientists on fixed topics according to the speed dating principle. The people who book the meetings should be able to ask anything they are interested in about a particular topic and talk...
Every year Berlin Science Week transforms the city into a vibrant festival of scientific ideas and debates. With over 180 participating organisations and more than 600 involved scientists, artists, politicians, and other inspiring initiators, Berlin Science Week captivates a diverse audience of over 30,000 participants. From our dynamic festival hubs,...
Join us for the November GraFOx update seminar with presentations by: Elias Kluth "Optical properties of rutile-GexSn1-xO2 alloys", Nicola Gutmann "X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy studies on tantalum oxinitrides" and Sebastian Tillack "Charge, Heat, and Thermoelectric Transport in Ga2O3 from First Principles" The seminar will be held at CSMB in room 1.021
Every year since 2001, FVB has presented the Marthe Vogt Award worth € 3,000 to a young female scientist who has written an outstanding PhD within a scientific area covered by FVB in the region of Berlin and Brandenburg.
The poster show is the perfect opportunity to present your work to a broad audience, receive valuable feedback and make new contacts. It begins with a pitching session in which participants present their posters in one minute each. The pitch is a quick way to attract attention to your own...
