Artificial photosynthesis could open up a new way to phase out fossil fuels. With the help of a demonstration plant for solar-driven hydrogen formation, we explain and illustrate this still visionary technology.

Dau's Lab and students of the module "Exploring sustainability"

Location: Upper floor between tract 1 and 2

Students present their ideas for developing a CO2 fixation technology based on photosynthetic organisms. They use a fast-growing water fern that was able to reduce the earth's average temperature already once 49 million years ago.

Learn more about our method for fighting climate change.

Location: Crossing in front of seminar room E2

Nürnberg's Lab

If people are talking in a room, the window panes partially absorb the sound and thus resonate. The extremely small deflections of the pane can be measured using laser beams. This method can be used not only to make sound waves visible, but also to determine mechanical material properties.

Location: Upper floor, tract 3

Kampfrath's Lab

What are nanomaterials and why are they so interesting for technical applications? We will outline current research and answer your questions.

Location: Rooms 1.1.43 and 1.1.46

Research Group Reich

Hands-on experiments in front of the labs:

• High-power lasers: Adjust the beam paths and create a laser beam in your favourite colour!
• Ever seen blue gold? The size makes the colour!

Location: in front of rooms 1.1.43 and 1.1.49

Research Group Reich

We deal with the theory of kinetics of biological soft matter systems and resort to the topic of randomness for this purpose.

In addition to experiments on probability distributions, we offer interactive virtual reality experiments on random motion using the diffusion of molecules as an example.

Netz's Lab

Location: Upper floor, tract 3

Contact

• Henrik Kiefer: henrik.kiefer@fu-berlin.de
• Anton Klimek: kanton@zedat.fu-berlin.de

What do natural sciences in general and physics in particular have to do with gender? Test your knowledge in the interactive Science Quiz!

The quiz takes place continuously between 6 and 10 p.m., duration: approx. 5 minutes.

Location: upper floor in front of seminar room E1

Contact: Dr. Tanja Kubes

Research Group Erlemann

The students' union FSI offers exciting discussions about the subject and the study of physics.

Location: Atrium at Arnimallee 14