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Illustration of experiment

Inter­ac­ting polarons

In physics, quasiparticles are used to describe complex processes in solids. In ultracold quantum gases, these quasiparticles can be reproduced and studied. Now, for the first time, Austrian scientists led by Rudolf Grimm have been able to observe in experiments how Fermi polarons - a special type of quasiparticle - can interact with each other. Their findings have been published in Nature Physics.

a quantum gas microscope

Deep look into the dipo­lar quan­tum world

In a groundbreaking collaboration, two world-leading research groups, one led by Francesca Ferlaino and one by Markus Greiner, have joined force to develop an advanced quantum gas microscope for magnetic quantum matter. This state-of-the-art instrument reveals intricate dipolar quantum phases shaped by the interactions as reported in Nature.

Trucks on a freeway

Cross-alpine tran­sit pro­tests

When the large highways crossing the Austrian and Swiss Alps were built, citizens' movements protesting the transalpine traffic started to form in both countries from the 1970s onwards. They found common ground in blaming EU policy but overall employed distinct methods, also with varying success, and never really joined forces. In a recent project, historians in Innsbruck, Basel and Munich made these two environmental initiatives the subject of their comparative research.

AI-generated image: A humanoid robot writes on a sheet of paper with a pen.

New Cour­se: A Mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary Jour­ney into Gene­ra­tive AI

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is on everyone's lips. In response to this hot topic, the Digital Science Center (DiSC) has designed an interdisciplinary course specifically aimed at giving students a basic understanding of the underlying principles of this technology and its far-reaching impact on various fields. It will start in the coming winter semester.

Illustration of a satellite

Sta­ti­stics of the invi­si­ble

In order to obtain information about dark matter and dark energy from the huge amounts of data to be generated by the new ESA probe Euclid, Innsbruck astrophysicist Laila Linke and her team are using novel statistical methods. As soon as Euclid sends its first data to Earth, the researchers intend to have a tool ready to gain new information on the most important questions concerning the invisible side of the cosmos.

Ecologist Rubén D. Manzanedo

ERC Grant for Biodi­ver­sity Rese­arch

For his research on the influence of biodiversity on long-term forest dynamics, Rubén D. Manzanedo has been awarded a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). Currently a researcher at ETH Zurich, Dr. Manzanedo applied for the grant, which is endowed with around 1.5 million euros, through the University of Innsbruck.

Scientific simulation

Learn mode­ling and simu­la­tion

How to prepare for the third pillar of science - let's call it computing or simulation? How to keep up with the ever-evolving computational tools relevant to one's field of studies? This winter term, the Extension Programme Scientific Computing (EPSC) is back for its second year, offering 7 lectures on how to approach these challenges for modern scientists and professionals.

Participants sitting in a seminar room

Third "DK-X-Change" in Ober­gurgl

Interdisciplinary writing and networking imbedded in the beautiful scenery of Obergurgl was the setting for the third DK-X-Change. In a well established cooperation between the Transfer Office Science - Economy - Society, the Writing Center of the ULB Tirol and the research area EPoS, 28 PhDs and 15 faculty members were invited to work together on their individual projects.

Licht-Spiel-Haus: Until Dawn

TIPP

Licht-Spiel-Haus: Until Dawn

Acht Jugendliche, eine einsame Hütte im Wald und eine alte Schuld, die sie einholt... Until Dawn (2015) scheut vor keinem Teenie-Slasher-Klischee zurück und ist sich auch... [weiter]

career and competence backstube

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career and competence backstube

Wie sieht eine nachhaltige und zukunftsorientierte Arbeitswelt für Dich aus? Was braucht Dein Arbeitsplatz, um nachhaltig und sinnstiftend zu sein? Hast Du schon mal kon... [weiter]

Oct

30

17:15 Computational investigation of protein mutations - applications from cancer drug resistance to the development of novel therapies | Seminar
17:15 „Der Mensch muss etwas tun." Warlam Schalamow: Biographie & Poetik | Kolloquium
Oct

31

20:00 Licht-Spiel-Haus: Until Dawn | Vortrag und Diskussion
Nov

02

09:00 Materialität und Immaterialität im digitalen Kapitalismus: Kunst und Literatur aus geistes-, sozial-, rechts- und wirtschaftswissensch. Perspektive | Tagung/Konferenz
18:30 RINGVORLESUNG Gender Medizin/Diversität: Sexualität - Queer Theory: Eine Einführung | Ringvorlesung
Nov

03

19:00 [Bühne frei] mit Xaver Schumacher "Das Orakel von Selfie" | Performance
Nov

06

17:15 Zwischen Agrartransformation und Schutzbestrebungen. Strukturpolitik in den slowakischen und österreichischen Bergregionen nach 1945 im Vergleich | Kolloquium
18:00 Westösterreich lokal - global - postkolonial. Perspektiven und Potenziale | Vortrag und Diskussion
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