Introduction In this episode of Under the Microscope, we are joined by Prof. Nika Akopian, a renowned physicist from the […]
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Join us on Under the Microscope as Prof. Wolfgang Löffler from Leiden University dives into the fascinating world of quantum light and single photons. Discover his groundbreaking research on human vision experiments, the QuanTour project, and the revolutionary applications of quantum dots in quantum computing and secure communication.
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Introduction In this episode of Under the Microscope, we are joined by Prof. Brian Geradot, a distinguished professor from Heriot-Watt
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Join Professor Elisa Riedo on Under the Microscope as she explores groundbreaking innovations in nanoscale 3D sculpting with NanoFrazer technology and the future of graphene research. Discover how her work at NYU is pushing the boundaries of material science and health diagnostics.
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Emanuele Pelucchi from Tyndall National Institute discusses his innovative research on site-controlled quantum dots, epitaxy, and quantum light sources, which are shaping the future of quantum computing and cryptography.
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Discover the groundbreaking research of Prof. Francesca Calegari from the University of Hamburg and DESY on ultra-fast light pulses and attosecond technology. Learn how these advancements are reshaping our understanding of electron dynamics, light-matter interactions, and materials science. Explore the challenges of research funding and the role of diversity in science. Perfect for those curious about the latest in quantum science and cutting-edge physics.
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Professor Mete Atatüre on how entanglement between photons and electrons opens up a new frontier in quantum communications. Imagine you’re
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In this blog post, Dr. Pranoti Kshirsagar shares valuable insights from the latest episode of Under the Microscope. This special solo episode addresses common questions from students interested in pursuing biotechnology or data science degrees in Germany. Dr. Kshirsagar discusses overcoming language barriers, securing research assistant (HiWi) positions, and navigating job opportunities in Germany. If you’re considering a Master’s in Germany or planning a career transition from academia to industry, this post provides actionable advice to help you make informed decisions and thrive in the German scientific community.
Dr. Pranoti Kshirsagar, our Founder and CXO, recently found herself at the center of a global discussion after a video of the racism she encountered during a visit to Albania went viral. The video, which quickly spread across social media, highlighted the pervasive issue of racism faced by Indian-origin professionals. As the video gained widespread attention, concerns grew over its unauthorized use by various media outlets, raising questions about ethical content sharing and the spread of misinformation. Despite these challenges, Dr. Kshirsagar remains committed to turning this experience into a force for positive change, advocating for inclusivity and respectful communication in all spheres.
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Discover the innovations in particle accelerators with expert Jens Osterhoff.
