Solving the Mystery of Quantum Light in Thin Layers
A very special kind of light is emitted by tungsten diselenide layers. The reason for this has been unclear. Now an explanation has been found at TU Wien (Vienna).
Quantum Vacuum: Less than Zero Energy
Is it possible to borrow energy from an empty space? And if yes, do we have to give it back? Energy values smaller than zero are allowed - at least within certain limits.
A metronome for quantum particles
A new measurement protocol, developed at TU Wien (Vienna), makes it possible to measure the quantum phase of electrons - an important step for attosecond physics.
Christiana HÖRBIGER Award - submission possibleuntil 20th October 2019
The award aims to support the mobility of young scientists.
BRiDGE II Training “MANAGE YOUR RESEARCH CAREER”
The BRiDGE II Training will be held on 21 October 2019, Vienna, Austria. The training aims at supporting refugee researchers to obtain key career skills and competences then...
Milestones on the Way to the Nuclear Clock
Two research teams have succeeded simultaneously in measuring the long-sought Thorium nuclear transition, which enables extremely precise nuclear clocks. TU Wien (Vienna) is...
Single atoms as catalysts
Incorporating individual metal atoms into a surface in the right way allows their chemical behavior to be adapted. This makes new, better catalysts possible.
Learn Chinese – a language with success prospects
The special seminar of TU Wien is held again this fall.
Climate Change Affects Floods in Europe
A large international research project led by TU Wien (Vienna) has demonstrated for the first time that climate change has an impact on the magnitude of river floods.
