Physics Alumni Colloquium on 13 January
Dr Thomas Müller studied physics at the University of Bayreuth and did his PhD in 2015 at the Chair of Experimental Physics V led by Prof. Rehberg. Today, he works at CYBEX in Bayreuth and will be talking about his exciting work on 13 January at 5 p.m. in Lecture Hall H18 (NW II) as part of the alumni colloquium ‘Physicists at Work’: 'Lebensretter bei einem Crash: Einblicke in die Entwicklung von Kindersitzen bei CYBEX' (Life savers in a crash: insights into the development of child seats at CYBEX). ...more
Celebrating Outstanding Commitment
Numerous awards for outstanding research and teaching were once again presented at this year's President's Dinner. Dr Heyou Zhang received the International Club Award and Dr Fabian Eller received the City of Bayreuth Award. ...more
Physics researcher and supercomputer master honoured
They are the new Emil Warburg Prize winners: Dr Tobias Lebeda, who comes from Plochingen near Stuttgart and now conducts research in New Orleans (USA), and René Meißner, who comes from Gera and is now administrator for high-performance computers at the University of Bayreuth. ...more
Germany’s Largest Student Research Seminar at the University of Bayreuth
The University of Bayreuth recently hosted Germany’s largest research seminar for school pupils to date. Through a wide range of courses, participants gained hands-on experience in the natural sciences, with a particular focus on physics. ...more
