On June 3 and 4, the citywide event “Science on Tap” took place. Researchers from DESY and the University of Hamburg offered entertaining insights into the world of science in bars and pubs across Hamburg.

Jörg Teschner (CRC 1624 Spokesperson) explained just how predictable the world actually is. In his talk, he stressed...

Didina Serban is best known for her contributions to theoretical and mathematical physics, especially in the study of integrable systems and the AdS/CFT correspondence (a major framework connecting quantum field theory and string theory). Her main achievements include:

Advancing the understanding of integrability in gauge...

In his block course (May 11 – 15, 2026) for PhD students, Alejandro Gil García introduced the formalism of real spinorial forms. This formalism is of interest both from a purely mathematical perspective and for applications in mathematical physics, particularly in general relativity and supergravity. One of the main goals...