The cluster’s spokespersons, Prof. Dr. Stefanie Walch-Gassner (Cologne) and Prof. Dr. Cristiano Porciani (Bonn), presented the scientific vision of DYNAVERSE, outlined key research goals, and introduced upcoming projects exploring how the universe evolves across vastly different timescales: Credit: Adam Polczyk (D8 UoC)
On July 18th, Prof. Dr. Stefanie Walch-Gassner hosted the first summer party of Dynaverse with many of our team of researchers and staff as well as many other guests from the I. Physics Institute of the University of Cologne. We celebrated again the DFG funding, with good weather and a barbecue and snacks for everyone …
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Photo Credit: University of Cologne Prof. Dr Dominik A. Riechers, CCAT-prime consortium, Fred Young submillimeter telescope The Fred Young Submillimeter Telescope is now ready to be assembled in the Chilean desert of Atacama. This is a big milestone for our telescope project and the next step will be to take up operation in April 2026. …
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Photos Credit: Ana Brás Würschig On March 21st, Prof. Dr. Stefanie Walch-Gassner hold a get-together event with many of the Dynaverse team of researchers and staff as well as many other guests from the I. Physics Institute and other institutes of the University of Cologne and Bonn. The Decan, Prof. Dr. Bareth and the fantastic …
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Prof. Dr. Michael Kramer involved in the membership of Germany in SKAO said that “It has been a long and not always easy road that has led us to this important milestone for the entire radio astronomy community in Germany. This significant moment is thus particularly gratifying for everyone involved and we would like to …
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The I. Physics Institute of the University of Cologne participated in the nation-wide event “Long Night of the Astronomy” (Lange Nacht der Astronomie)
Prof. Dr. Dominik Riechers, CCAT-prime consortium, Fred Young submillimeter telescope, Xanten, Germany
Prof. Dr. Andrina Nicola at the AG Meeting 2024 in the University of Cologne
