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An introduction to gravitational-wave astrophysics

Pau Amaro-Seoane, Albert Einstein Institute, Potsdam and Anna Sippel, Max Planck Institute for Astronomy ... read more.

Probing the Dark Universe: The Interface between Observational and Theoretical Cosmology

David Bacon, Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation, Portsmouth ... read more.

From Einstein to Gravitational Waves and Beyond

Barry Barish, California Institute of Technology ... read more.

Foundations of Numerical Relativity

Thomas Baumgarte, Bowdoin College, Maine ... read more.

From data and digitalization to model building and valuation in finance

Team d-fine, Frankfurt a. M. ... read more.

ZEISS - Products, Performance Specifications and the People who Make it Possible

Andreas Dorsel, ZEISS Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology ... read more.

Introduction to Python for Physicists

Thomas Erben, University of Bonn ... read more.

Low temperature detectors and neutrino physics

Loredana Gastaldo, Heidelberg University ... read more.

Studying many-body systems with Ultracold Matter - From AMO over Solid State to High Energy Physics

Fred Jendrzejewski, Heidelberg University ... read more.

Presenting Research Results

Ute Leidig, Heidelberg University ... read more.

Bridging scales in Neuroscience: from biophysics to populations

Eilif Muller, EPFL - Blue Brain Project, Geneva ... read more.

Field Computation and Magnetic Measurements for Superconducting Accelerator Magnets

Stephan Russenschuck and René Flükiger, CERN, Geneva ... read more.

e+e- physics: at the energy frontier: glorious past, exciting future

Felix Sefkow, DESY, Hamburg ... read more.

Anomalies in Quantum Field Theory

Marco Serone, SISSA Trieste ... read more.