Presentations at schools

If you are interested in having a professor visit your school to give a lecture on a physics topic, please get in touch with Dr. Michaela Schulz. You are welcome to make requests for topics. The following list provides examples of some student-friendly lectures that have already been given at schools:

• What is the universe made of? Prof. Dr. D. Schwarz
• What is light? - From classical waves to quantum optics, Prof. Dr. W. Pfeiffer
• The most precise clocks in the world, Prof. Dr. W. Pfeiffer
• Modern microelectronics, Prof. Dr. G. Reiss
• Insights into the nanoscopic - How to measure a billionth of a meter, Prof. Dr. G. Reiss
• Watching individual biomolecules at work: Biophysics between basic research and medical application, Prof. Dr. D. Anselmetti
• Nanotechnology in electronics, mechanics, and medicine, Prof. Dr. A. Gölzhäuser
• Light and matter,  Prof. Dr. A. Gölzhäuser
• Physics and biomedicine: How to hunt for pathogens with optics, Prof. Dr. T. Huser
• The "force" of light: Manipulating and imaging biological processes under the microscope, Prof Dr. T. Huser
• The standard model of particle physics, Prof. Dr. D. Bödeker
• Fake or Physics, Prof'in. Dr. L. Stinken-Rösner
• Quarks & Gluonen, Prof. Dr. S. Schlichting
• A brief history of the Universe, Prof. Dr. D. Schwarz
• Quantencomputer, Prof. Dr. S. Schlichting
• Micro to Nano, the world of Microelectronics, Prof. Dr. G. Reiss
• What is time?, Prof. Dr. D. Anselmetti