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Using Ultracold Atoms to learn about Dense Nuclear and QCD Matter

Gordon Baym, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ... read more.

Neutron scattering: "Where atoms are and what atoms do"

Niels B. Christensen, Materials Research Division, Risø-DTU, Technical University of Denmark ... read more.

Many-Body Quantum Physics with Cold Atoms

Sebastian Diehl, University of Innsbruck ... read more.

Biological Background and Theoretical Models of Brain Functions

Heinz Horner, Heidelberg University ... read more.

Neutrino Astronomy

Ulrich Katz, University of Erlangen ... read more.

From Tiny Galaxies to Huge Clusters - a guided tour through the local universe

Thorsten Lisker, ZAH, Heidelberg ... read more.

New Physics at the LHC

Tilman Plehn, Heidelberg ... read more.

An Introduction to Computational Astrophysics

Fritz Roepke, Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching ... read more.

Transport through nanostructures in the quantum to classical crossover

Stefan Rotter, Technische Universität, Wien ... read more.

Scientific Writing

Sita Schanne, Heidelberg University ... read more.

A practical course teaching C++, a modern, general purpose and high performance computer programming language

Jens Schöbel, Crytek, Frankfurt am Main ... read more.

Modern Techniques in Statistics and Data Analysis

Helge Voss, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics ... read more.