Summer 2019

The Innsbruck Physics Research Centers organizes the Innsbruck Physics Colloquium always on Tuesdays at 17.15 in lecture hall C during the semester.

Occasionally the colloquium will be preceded by a Doctoralprogramme Atoms, Light, and Molecules Pre-Talk at 16.30. [more] 

W 2018/19 | S 2018 I W 2017/18 I S 2017| W 2016/17 | S 2016 | W 2015/16 | S 2015 | W 2014/15 | S 2014 | W 2013/14 | S 2013 | W 2012/13 

Innsbruck, 08-10 July 2019

Our Introductory Course from 08–10 July 2019 will give a basics introduction into the fascinating research field of cold atoms and ultracold quantum gases, which offers many exciting opportunities for young researchers. The course is addressed to students early in their master’s program and is also suitable for students just finishing their bachelor’s degree and first-year PhD students who have recently joined the field. Specialized knowledge in the field is not required; students should have a basic knowledge of quantum physics and atomic, molecular, and optical physics at the undergraduate level. [more]

2018 I 2017 I

2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011

22. und 23. Februar 2017

Der Forschungsschwerpunkt Physik und die Physikinstitute der Universität Innsbruck gestalten im Jahr 2017 wieder einen "Tag der Physik "speziell für Schüler/innen. In diesem Jahr möchten wir nicht nur die Sekundarstufe II, sondern auch die Schüler/innen der Sekunadrstufe I begrüßen. [more]

2016 | 2015 | 2014 |2013 | 2012

Tue, 25 Oct. 2016, 17:15 lecture hall A

Paul Corkum (born 1943) studied physics at Acadia University in Nova Scotia (Canada). As a graduate student he moved to Lehigh University, Pennsylvania (USA) where he received his PhD in 1972 in theoretical physics. In 1973 Paul Corkum moved to the National Research Council (NRC) of Canada in Ottawa and changed to experimental physics. In 1990 he founded the femtosecond group at the Steacie Institute for Molecular Science of the NRC. Since 2008 he holds a Canada Research Chair for Attoseconds Photonics at the University of Ottawa and is director of a joint laboratory at the University of Ottawa and the National Research Council. [more]

2015 (Alain Aspect) |2014 (Michael Kramer) | 2013 (Immanuel Bloch) | 2012 (Wim Ubachs) | 2011 (Reinhard Genzel)