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- FAU physicist is investigating the inner workings of the Covid-19 vaccine14. November 2024Since the end of 2020, a great many people worldwide have been vaccinated against Covid-19, but until now the exact structure of these vaccines was not known. Prof. Dr. Tobias Unruh from the Chair of Crystallography at FAU and his team have now begun to rectify this. The results of...
- NOMAD CAMELS video campaign9. September 2024NOMAD CAMELS is an open-source software developed by the Chair of Applied Physics within the FAIRmat project. CAMELS controls experiments and acquires measurement data with a focus on individual experimental setups consisting of many (measurement) instruments. A special feature of CAMELS is that the measurement data is recorded in accordance...
- How our galaxy was formed: FAU researchers X-ray the universe26. March 2024eRO-STEP research group from the field of astrophysics receives further funding Neutron stars, supernova remnants and black holes: they all emit X-rays that help physicists to draw conclusions about the development of the universe. Until now, they have focused on objects in the Milky Way and its nearest satellite galaxies,...
- NOMAD CAMELS version 1.0 released23. February 2024NOMAD CAMELS is a new open-source software developed at the Chair of Applied Physics that generates future-oriented research data in line with the FAIR principles in a simple way during experiments. FAIR stands for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable, which are key criteria for the subsequent re-use of data. With...
- Largest catalog of high-energy cosmic sources published2. February 2024Star corpses, jets of matter and white dwarfs Supernova remnants, black holes, neutron stars and the hot interstellar gas of the Milky Way and other galaxies – the sky is full of sources that emit X-rays. Researchers at the Dr. Karl Remeis Observatory – Astronomical Institute of the Erlangen Centre...