Talks & Events at the Department of Physics
Master Session: Master's Program of Physics at Freie Universität Berlin
We present our English-language Master's program and the French-German double-degree program .
Location: Online via Webex Please just click on the link "Join" above.
Webinar "Master's Program in Physics at Freie Universität Berlin"
In a one-hour webinar, we present our Master's program and the French-German double-degree program .
Location: Online via Webex
Guest Talk – Professor Donad Opitz, DePaul University, USA – Sealing-Wax and String: How Everyday Things Carried Gender into the Physical Laboratory
How was the ‘sociomaterial’ culture of experimental physics gendered historically? How did the gendering of laboratory materials draw on everyday practices? This talk focuses on everyday and physics laboratory contexts in which practitioners utilized commonplace, domestic tools like sealing-wax and string, precisely during a period in which laboratories and their technologies grew in scale and sophistication.
Location: Lecture Hall A (room 1.3.14) Arnimallee 14 14195 Berlin
Berlin Science Week 2022: The Second Quantum Revolution - Public Lecture by Prof. Dr. Jens Eisert at the Department of Physics
What exactly will quantum computers be used for and what might they look like?
Location: Lecture Hall A Arnimallee 14, 14195 Berlin
Graduation Party
Graduates receive their degrees bachelor's, master's and PhD certificates in a festive atmosphere with musical accompaniment. It will be followed by a relaxed summer party in the garden of the Department of Physics.
Location: large lecture hall courtyard between tract 1 and tract 2
Long Night of the Science 2022 at the Physics Department
After two years of interruption due to the pandemic, Freie Universität Berlin is once again holding a "Long Night of Science" on campus. Traditionally, the Department of Physics opens its doors to everyone interested in physics and science in general for the Long Night of Science. Our guests experience a variety of exciting lectures, laboratory tours and experiments. Various experiments invite young and old to try them out and marvel. Program 2022
Meet & Greet Prof. Kuch - Master's Program in Physics
Prof. Dr Wolfgang Kuch presents the Master's program and the French-German double-degree program .
Location: online via webex
Master Session: Master's Program of Physics at Freie Universität Berlin
We present our English-language Master's program and the French-German double-degree program .
Location: Online via Webex Pease just click on the above link "Join" at the mentioned time.
Prof. Dr. Roland Netz talks about aerosols at the Berlin Science Week 2021
What do we know about the transmission pathways of the coronavirus? Physics professor Roland Netz will explain in his online talk on November 3, 2021 during the Berlin Science Week, how potentially infectious aerosols are generated and spread.
Meet & Greet Prof. Kuch - Master's Program in Physics
Prof. Dr Wolfgang Kuch presents the Master's program and the French-German double-degree program .
Location: online via webex
Research Group Pitches – Physicists present their scientific work and teams
Different research groups will present their research and teams in short 4-minute online talks. Within two hours, students can gain a quick overview of the range of topics in our department and think about possible questions for bachelor's and master's theses.
Talk "Inside Nature Physics" by David Abergel (Editor, Nature Physics)
Location: Lecture hall B Arnimallee 14 14195 Berlin
Meet Us - Woman Network Meeting
People who are passionate about promoting diversity in physics meet each month to network and to talk about current topics. Equality and science, career planning and family issues – the broad range of topics is determined by the participants themselves. In a relaxed atmosphere, physicists develop ideas for more progress in the department.
Location: Room 1.1.16 Arnimallee 14
Klung Wilhelmy Science Award in Physics 2019 for Prof. Dr. Titus Neupert + Lecture "Insulators that conduct electricity perfectly"
This year's Klung Wilhelmy Science Award in Physics honors Prof. Dr. Titus Neupert (University of Zurich) for his contributions to the theoretical prediction of novel "topological" phases of matter, in particular fractional Chern insulators and higher-order topological insulators. At the award ceremony, Prof. Dr. Titus Neupert will give a lecture on "Insulators that conduct electricity perfectly".
Location: Henry-Ford-Bau Freie Universität Berlin Garystr. 35 14195 Berlin
19th Einstein Lecture - Prof. Dr. Catherine Heymans: Seeing the Invisible - The Dark Side of the Universe
The famous astrophysicist Professor Catherine Heymans from the University of Edinburgh will hold the 19th Einstein Lecture Dahlem at Freie Universität Berlin. In her talk on the “The Dark Side of the Universe,” she will share with guests scientific insights into the dark matter, that is, the matter that cannot be seen as dust, gas, or stars.
Location: Henry-Ford-Bau Freie Universität Berlin Garystr. 35 14195 Berlin