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Professor Thomas Frauenheim at BCCMS, and the Ultrafast Nano-Optics group, which is led by Professor Christoph Lienau, at Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg. All partners share interest in experimental [...] a specialist summary of the joint research activities of Sergei Tretiak, Thomas Frauenheim, and Christoph Lienau here: Pressrelease
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human hair and works even at room temperature with no need of expensive cooling. The physicists Christopher Gies, Professor Frank Jahnke and Frederik Lohof from the University of Bremen’s Institute for [...] – so-called lasing – in the first place. “A normal laser is subject to huge losses,” explains Christopher Gies. “In fact, only 0.0001 percent of the generated light actually ends up in laser mode. The [...] mechanical features of the smallest lasers. With their computer-generated microscopic models, Christopher Gies, Frank Jahnke and Frederik Lohof were able to predict the behavior of the nano-system with
with them during the four-day survey periods. Obviously, with the exception of at night,” says Christopher Jones, who is carrying out the study under the direction of Professor Benjamin Schüz, Professor [...] de/home/en/ ? http://www.healthsciences.uni-bremen.de/en/home.html www.uni-bremen.de/en/ Contact: Christopher Jones Scientific Assistant Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) University of
their search for identity" "This particular award sparks great joy in me," says project leader Dr. Christoph Fantini from the Faculty of Pedagogy and Educational Sciences at the University of Bremen. He explains [...] people in their search for an identity beyond traditional gender roles. I am very pleased that Dr. Christoph Fantini has now been awarded the Bremen Diversity Prize for his commitment, which is so important [...] without a single male teacher, but today there are only 9. "A lot has happened in recent years," says Christoph Fantini. "I never expected it to have such an impact." Many of the former employees, he comments
(only available in German) Contact: Christoph Wieselhuber Administrative Unit for Teaching and Studies University of Bremen Phone: +49 421 218-60307 Email: christoph.wieselhuber@vw.uni-bremen.de
Student Community (ESG) Bremen • René Wells, Head of Campus Life, Jacobs University • Moderator: Dr. Christoph Fantini, Faculty of Educational Sciences, Department of Intercultural Education, University of Bremen [...] Information: www.uni-bremen.de/diversity www.bremerintegrationswoche.de www.uni-bremen.de Contact: Dr. Christoph Fantini Faculty of Educational Sciences University of Bremen Tel.: +49 421 218-69123 E-mail: cf
uni-bremen.de/en/ Contact: Prof. Dr. Christoph Lüth German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) University of Bremen Phone: +49 421 218 59830 Email: Christoph.Lueth@dfki.de German Research Centre [...] potential for intelligent health systems and adaptive, self-learning AI technologies. Professor Christoph Lüth from the Cyber-Physical Systems research field at the German Research Centre for Artificial
didactics of physics at the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg. Some of the research fields of Christoph Kulgemeyer are the effect of explanatory videos on the learning of physics and the effect of knowledge
we give them with them all the time. With the exception of when they sleep, of course,” says Christopher Jones, who is conducting the study under the direction of Professor Benjamin Schüz. The participants [...] the foreseeable future, and they must have sufficient knowledge of the German language. Contact: Christopher Jones Research associate Institut für Public Health und Pflegeforschung (IPP) Tel.: +49 421 218-68888
Semiconductor Nanostructures for Applications in Quantum Information Technologies, headed by Professor Christopher Gies at the Institut für Theoretische Physik at the University of Bremen, this concept is now being [...] which the superiority of new quantum technologies and quantum computers should be based,” explains Christopher Gies. “An entangled quantum system exponentially uses many internal degrees of freedom, which is [...] origami reservoir computer: www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-92257-1#Sec24 Contact: Professor Christopher Gies Institut für Theoretische Physik (ITP) University of Bremen Tel.: +49 421 218-62052 Email:
