Hunting for Order in the Cosmic Forest
Three sessions during #LINO70 invited the audience to go on a journey through space. Among them the first appearance of 2020 Nobel Laureate in Physics Reinhard Genzel.
Young Scientists at #LINO70: Maria Marti Solano – On the Way to a More Personalised Medicine
Maria Marti Solano focuses on proteins that are relevant for the effect of medicines with a computational approach.
Picking Brains of Scientists for Inspiration in Lindau
Lindau Alumna Jamie Luskin explains how the conversation with other scientists in Lindau helped her to define her scientific interests.
Young Scientists at #LINO70: Malin Alsved – Research on Airborne Viruses
Since spring 2020, the research topic of Malin Alsved has been rising a lot of attraction: she is focussing on the spread of airborne viruses, like corona
Young Scientists at #LINO70: Daniel Reiche – Searching the Odd in the Smallest
As a theoretical physicist Daniel deals with questions from basic physics research – which he sometimes even turns upside down.
Young Scientists at #LINO70: Robert Mayer – Calculate the Chemical Mystery
Robert Mayer will participate in #LINO70. Last year he finnished his PhD project that helps to predict chemical reactions.
Young Scientists at #LINO70: Jayeeta Saha – A Green Pathway to Generate Hydrogen
Jayeeta Saha will participate in #LINO70. The main focus of her PhD project is to find a way to generate hydrogen with the lowest energy penalty as an alternative of fossil fuel.
Lindau Scientists’ Survey: Science From Home
Impact of Corona on the working processes in science, results from our COVID-19 Survey.
Lindau Scientists’ Survey: Shift in Research Focus During First Year of the Pandemic
Year one of the pandemic: Scientists explain how corona has changed their topic.
Designing Black Holes in the Lab
Lindau Alumnus Alexander Kruchkov plans to create black holes in a lab.
White LEDs: When Good Tech is Applied Badly
How can a technology at least 10 times longer lasting and half as power hungry as its rivals be accused of being eco-unfriendly?
Women in Research: Katrin Fürsich From Germany
Katrin focuses on the spectroscopic investigation of quantum materials.