Exhibition
Quantum Century - Zurich and the birth of quantum mechanics
The exhibition explores the groundbreaking developments in quantum mechanics and the pivotal contributions made in 1920s Zurich. It showcases the pioneering ideas of scientists like Heitler, Pauli, Schrödinger or Wentzel and brings to life fascinating phenomena such as wave-particle duality, entanglement, and quantum tunneling. Interactive elements and historical exhibits vividly illustrate how these theories revolutionized our understanding of reality and continue to drive technological innovation today. A captivating journey into the origins of modern physics and its wide-ranging applications!
When: Opening 27 June 2025 until end of the year (closed 18 August - 7 September)
Where: University of Zurich, Library, Campus Irchel, Building Y15
Videos
- Schrödinger in Arosa
- What is Quantum Mechanics? Answers from students and researchers
- Quantum computers explained in a nutshell (Prof. Marcelle Soares-Santos)
- Quantum Encryption(Prof. Christof Aegerter)