Children discover the fascinating world of science: the “Junge Forscher” (“Young Scientists”) project of the Polytechnic Foundation of Frankfurt am
Global study’s ranking includes the one percent of scientists cited most frequently in scientific journals Six of the 6,600 most
Hessian state program provides €1.2 million in funding for technological innovations in spectroscopy. Dr. Sabine Richert, an expert in molecular
“The founding of FIAS 20 years ago was a rather strange story,” recalls Wolf Singer, neurobiologist and co-initiator of the
200 years of the Physikalischer Verein: Birthplace of the natural sciences in Frankfurt On a trip to his native Frankfurt
The European Research Council has awarded Professor Reinhard Dörner an ERC Advanced Grant of around €2.5m for the development of
Physicist Prof. Laura Sagunski, linguist Dr. Mariam Kamarauli and biochemist PD. Dr. Rupert Abele are this year’s recipients of the
The German Research Foundation (DFG) is providing an additional four years of funding to Goethe University Frankfurt’s Collaborative Research Center/Transregio
To promote research into new developments in healthcare, Goethe University Frankfurt has set up the Institute for Digital Medicine and
Four world-leaders are joining forces for pushing the realisation of quantum computers and their integration in HPC systems forward: Forschungszentrum
Kapitza-Dirac effect used to show temporal evolution of electron waves One of the most fundamental interactions in physics is that
A new series of observations by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration measuring the degree of polarization in the emitted
One of the efforts proposed by geoengineering proponents to counteract climate change is the creation of artificial clouds over the
If gravitational condensate stars (or gravastars) actually existed, they would look similar to black holes to a distant observer. Two
Luciano Rezzolla and his team at Goethe University Frankfurt contributed theoretical calculations needed to interpret the radio astronomy data The
Decoding microscopic and macroscopic effects together 1st Pillar: Theory & Simulation ELEMENTS is jointly led by Prof. Norbert Pietralla (Technical
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working
After a five-year break, the large LHC accelerator at the CERN international research institute has once again brought lead ions
Goethe University Frankfurt is applying for the upcoming round of the Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working
We wanted to know: Why did our scientists want to become scientists in the first place? What are they working
Renowned global scientists have come together at the United Nations General Assembly’s Science Summit in New York City to drive
Goethe University’s Physics Faculty is offering two new exciting and highly topical emphases in its bachelor’s degree course, in cooperation
Goethe University Frankfurt is applying for the upcoming round of the German federal and state governments’ Excellence Strategy with four
UniReport: What is your goal in applying for funding as a cluster of excellence? Luciano Rezzolla: The goal shared by
To understand why heavy elements exist in our universe, you have to explore neutron stars, kilonovas and gravitational waves. The
FIAS scientists employ machine learning to investigate thunderstorms. Each year, lightning strikes almost half a million times in Germany alone.
Goethe University Frankfurt is applying with four new clusters on the research topics “Confidence in Conflict” (CONTRUST), “Infection and Inflammation”
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