News
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LHCb discovers a new type of tetraquark
The LHCb collaboration has observed a type of four-quark particle never seen before. It is the first observation of a so called tetraquark with four heavy quarks of the same type, specifically two charm quarks and two charm antiquarks
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Überraschendes Signal im XENON1T Detektor
Daten von XENON1T (mit der Forschungsgruppe von Laura Baudis) zeigen einen überraschenden Signalüberschuss.
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Congratulations to Carlos Abellan Beteta
Carlos Abellan Beteta (Group Nico Serra) was awarded the LHCb Early Career Scientist Award for his leading contributions to the Upstream Tracker project.
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New Publication Group Natterer
Lessons from a traveling salesperson improve scanning tunneling microscopy
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SPG Thesis Award for Frank Schindler
Congratulations to Frank Schindler who is awarded the SPG thesis price 2020 for his work on "Higher-order topological insulators"
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Jahresbericht 2019
Der Jahresbericht 2019 ist veröffentlicht: https://www.physik.uzh.ch/en/reports/Annual-Report-2019.html
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LHCb: new angular analysis confirms old puzzle
The LHCb collaboration presented in a CERN seminar the update of a full angular analysis of the B0→K*μμ decay. The tension previously seen between the LHCb results and the Standard Model predictions persists.
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Two-flavor superconductivity
Members of group Chang have provided new insight into the intricate competing relationship between charge density waves and high-temperature superconductivity in the cuprates.
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Machine Learning Workshop, postponed
The workshop aims at showcasing the work of researchers at the University of Zürich that intend to use Machine Learning (ML) to enhance results of their research, while also providing a hands-on session as an example of how advanced ML tools are practically used.
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Gewinner des Posterpreises 2019
Claudia Cornella, Julie Pagès (Gruppe Isidori)
Lisa Grad, Mart Taskin, Roberta Totani, Jan Beckord (Gruppe Osterwalder )
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Peter Truöl, emeritierter Professor für Elementarteilchenphysik, ist verstorben
Wir trauern um unseren Kollegen, Freund und Mentor Peter Truöl, der am 22. März nach kurzer schwerer Krankheit im Alter von 80 Jahren verstorben ist.
Peter Truöl war von 1971-2006 Professor für Elementarteilchenphysik am Physik-Institut und initierte hier den Übergang der experimentellen Forschung von der Mittelenergie- zur Hochenergiephysik. Mit seiner Arbeitsgruppe beteiligte er sich an Experimenten am PSI, DESY und CERN aber auch in Berkeley, Los Alamos, Brookhaven.