Institute for Applied Physics (IAP)

At the Institute for Applied Physics research is conducted in the field of modern optics. Novel laser systems and their properties are investigated and the quantum properties of light are used to store and cool atoms. In addition, new quantum encryption methods are explored with the aim of making our computers of the future more secure.

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Research groups

Modern optics

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Study

Study and teaching, advanced lab courses, prospective students, events for schools

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Infrastructure

Precision machine workshop, electronics workshop, IT Support, webmail login, laser and occupational safety, first aid

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Teaser Kolloquium

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Colloquia

IAP colloquium and colloquia of the Deparment of Physics

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Talks

2024/09/10,
09:00-10:00

Precise spatial confinement of optical excitation by multiple STIRAP in Pr3+ :Y2SiO

Master Talk by T. Riederer

2024/10/08,
09:00-10:00

Optimierte Präparation atomarer Frequenzkämme in Pr:YSO mittels adiabatischer Pulse

Bachelor Talk by J. Munsch

2024/10/10,
12:00-13:00

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Bachelor Talk by Leif Pfannekuch

2024/10/24,
12:00-13:00

Stabilization and automatic wavelength Tuning of an ps-OPO

Bachelor Talk by J. Gertz

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