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The superconducting magnets used in the ALPS II experiment have cooled down to their operating temperature of minus 269 degrees Celsius. With this, ALPS II has completed an important step in its commissioning. After an interruption of more than 14 years, helium is once again flowing through the HERA tunnel that houses the...

The Beate Naroska Guest Professorships 2021 of the Cluster of Excellence Quantum Universe go to Prof. Dr. Halina Abramowicz (Tel Aviv University) and Dr. Emanuela Dimastrogiovanni (University of Groningen). Both scientists receive the award for their outstanding research in Particle Physics and Fundamental Physics, as well...

Science Chatter Hamburg, a Blog run by early career researchers from DESY, Universität Hamburg and partner institutions, recently launched their new podcast series in which each episode features another researcher.

Theoretical physicist Till Bargheer receives 1.5 million Euros through an Emmy-Noether grant from the German Research Foundation (DFG) to perform his research program within the DESY Theory Group. The Emmy-Noether Program admits excellent young researchers to achieve independent scientific leadership. The grant allows Till...

Beate Heinemann, principal investigator at Quantum Universe, senior scientist at DESY and professor of physics at University of Freiburg, will take over the High Energy Physics division at DESY as Director on 1 February. This was unanimously decided by DESY's supervisory body, the Foundation Council, at its meeting on 7...