25.09.2024
The official fall workshop of our PIs took place at Volmarstein Castle.
Away from the hustle and bustle of our universities, we worked intensively and focused on the future of our CRC: current projects were discussed and new research questions identified in lively talks, smaller discussion groups and the entire plenary session.
It remains exciting with cosmic interacting matter!
15.08.2024
On 4 and 5 September 2024, the German AI, Industrial AI, and Logistics Sector elite will meet in Dortmund for AI24.
Together with the Fraunhofer IAIS, Fraunhofer IML, TU Dortmund University, and the University of Bonn, the Lamarr Institute and SFB1491 present a vibrant, innovative, and international Line-Up of excellent speakers, bridging the gap between industry, academia, and policy-making.
More information can be found here.
13.08.2024
Together with our colleagues of FOR5195 - Relativistic Jets in Active Galaxies we are organizing a splinter meeting at the Annual Meeting of the German Astronomical Society.
This year, the annual meeting will be hosted at the University of Cologne from September 09-13, 2024.
Our joint splinter meeting comprises all aspects of multi-messenger AGN research to understand the processes which produce electromagnetic radiation, neutrinos and cosmic rays.
With this approach, we will foster discussions on the physical properties, interaction mechanisms and evolution of AGN as well as how AGN influence and shape their environment.
For more information, please have a look at our meeting's page!
18.07.2024
Due to the recent changes in X’s structure and function as well as its method of communication, SFB1491 no longer perceives X as a suitable platform to convey our information appropriately.
We are therefore following the example of Ruhr University Bochum, terminating our communication over X for the time being.
You will find all the latest news and insights of SFB1491 on our Instagram and LinkedIn channels.
For a detailed report, please find the RUB’s statement here.
17.07.2024
SFB1491 Early Career Scientist Jan Lukas Schubert, together with former SFB ECRs Simone Mender and Lena Linhoff, as well as Cosimo Nigro (IFAE) are awarded the Florian Goebel Prize for outstanding contributions of Early Career Scientists in the MAGIC Collaboration for their exceptional work on the automatic analysis pipeline autoMAGIC.
Congratulations Jan Lukas, Simone, Lena, and Cosimo for your distinguished contribution to the world of Astroparticle Physics!
