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Understanding mass and gravity
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About Quantum Universe

The discovery of a Higgs boson and the first direct detection of gravitational waves are among the most spectacular recent successes in science. They support two fundamental concepts in physics, the generation of mass of elementary particles and the dynamics of spacetime.

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Game App Trapped in Gravity

Why are black holes black? What are gravitational waves? And what can we learn about the universe by observing gravitational waves? The game app "Trapped in Gravity" provides playful insights into the physics behind mass, gravitational forces and black holes.

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If you are looking for an interesting career opportunity in particle, astroparticle or mathematical physics check out our job openings!

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4 August 2020|Campus
FAQ on the novel coronavirus and its impact on Universität Hamburg

The coronavirus measures are being adjusted as required. What does this mean for your daily life, whether studying, working from home, traveling, or attending events and activities? The following pages answer the most important questions. These FAQs are updated continually. [Last update: 4 August 2020, 11:09 AM]

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B. Boveland/O. Ghosh
23 July 2020|EXC Quantum Universe
“A glimpse into what life in research looks like”

Lisa Mickel and Isak Stomberg are among the first holders of a Quantum Universe Master Scholarship. The scholarship provides a stipend for one year supporting fellows during their M.Sc. studies and the opportunity for fellows to participate in research projects in the framework of the Cluster of Excellence. Here, Lisa...

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KEK
26 June 2020|Research
Belle II: World record in the accelerator

Tailwind for the search for rare particle decay in the Belle II experiment: The SuperKEKB accelerator ring has now achieved the highest luminosity ever measured. The electron-positron accelerator beats not only its predecessor KEKB but also the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. This has just been announced by the...

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