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Eröffnung des Max Planck-Korea-PSI Center for Quantum Emergent Spintronics
Eine internationale Forschungskooperation, die führende Einrichtungen aus Deutschland, Korea und der Schweiz vereint, um die Grenzen der Quanten-Spintronik zu erweitern
Neuartiger Teilchenstrahl könnte Einsteins Schwerkraft-Theorie ins Wanken bringen
Mit einem intensiven, kalten Myonium-Strahl wollen Forschende die Universalität des freien Falls testen
Chirale Phononen elektrisch umschalten
Wissenschaftler am PSI zeigen, dass sich die Händigkeit von atomaren Schwingungen, sogenannten chiralen Phononen, durch ein elektrisches Feld umkehren lässt.
Renommierte Förderung für Spin-Quanten-Kombination
Aus zwei mach eins: Giacomo Sala verbindet am PSI zwei getrennte Physikwelten – die etablierte Spintronik und die junge Quantengeometrie. Der ERC fördert sein hochinnovatives Projekt mit rund 2,2 Millionen CHF. Es könnte den Weg zu effizienteren Datenspeichern ebnen.
Das PSI in den sozialen Medien
Working at PSI means more than research and innovation.☀️
Great work also needs moments to recharge. Whether it's a shared lunch on the rooftop terrace, a walk across the bridge or a refreshing…
Research, ideas and plenty of good conversations.💡
At our annual FoKo Poster Event, PhD students and postdocs from across PSI step away from their labs and offices to share what they’re working on…
🌀 What if you could flip the handedness of atomic motion with electricity?
Chiral phonons are collective atomic vibrations with a twist: their rotational motion gives them a left- or right-handed…
A kind of gravitation built into a material? 🤯 Sounds like science fiction – but it’s physics.
At the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI, Giacomo Sala is combining two previously separate worlds of…
Turns out, science is kinda chic. ✨
From unique large scale research facilities that allow fundamental research to be turned into solutions for society, to inspiring the next generation, here are a…
🏓 What do ping-pong and quantum mechanics have in common?
More than you might think: put the right spin on a ping-pong ball and its trajectory curves – a phenomenon known as the Magnus effect. A…
How can cancer treatment adapt to changes in a patient’s body during therapy?
In this short explainer, Francesca Albertini shares how adaptive proton therapy could help make cancer treatment more…
The first positrons have been successfully produced at a test source for @CERN’s proposed future circular collider (FCC), installed at SwissFEL at PSI Paul Scherrer Institute.
A major technical…
✂️ The official inauguration of the “aerobrew” demonstration plant on the PSI campus marks the beginning of a new chapter for sustainable aviation. It is a joint project of PSI and the Zurich-based…
Exciting news for the IMPACT upgrade project! 🔥
The first components – the collimators – are ready. 🎉 They will be used to trim the proton beam, helping to create HIMB’s high-intensity muon beams…
As patients get older, cancer treatment becomes more challenging because healthy tissue becomes less resilient. Preserving quality of life while safely targeting the tumour becomes increasingly…
How the “unicorn of the seas” got its helix
🦄 Using synchrotron light from SLS, MAX IV, and ESRF, researchers have made the inner spiral structure of the narwhal tusk visible for the first time.
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☄️ 🔴 What a dry meteorite tells us about water on Mars - A piece of Martian rock travelled through space for millions of years and finally arrived at PSI by parcel service. And although it appears…
Three myths about electric cars – what’s actually true? | Beat Fragt⚡🚗
Charging points, everyday usability and power supply. A wide range of claims are made about electric cars. Which of them are…
❄️🥶At SwissFEL, scientists can now capture quantum states that emerge only at extremely low temperatures.
This is thanks to a globally unique setup at the Cristallina experimental station,…
🔹Life paths – Stories from our #PSIAlumni
Hanke Nobbenhuis saves lives – as a First Responder and Samaritan.
At PSI, she worked as a chemist and, through the institute’s fire brigade, found her…
Markus believes diverse teams achieve more than the sum of their individual talents.
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❓What makes a team stronger than its individual members?
☀️ Thank you for…
For Elina, an inclusive workplace is built through everyday actions that help everyone succeed.
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❓What small action helps create a more inclusive workplace?
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For Vitor, innovation happens when people from different disciplines come together.
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❓Who brings a different perspective to your team?
#SummerVoicesAtPSI #LifeAtPSI …
Najma knows that starting a research career in a new environment is easier when people make you feel welcome.
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❓What helped you feel welcome in a new workplace?
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Tigran's journey from Armenia to PSI shows how science connects people across borders.
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❓How has working with people from different backgrounds enriched your work?
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🏙️⚡ Energia – eine Stadt im Takt der Jahreszeiten
Mit der Eröffnung von Experience Energy Recharged im Verkehrshaus der Schweiz zieht auch Energia ein – ein neues Exponat, das im Rahmen der vom ETH…
For Ting, international collaboration is one of science's greatest strengths.
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❓What perspective has changed the way you think?
#SummerVoicesAtPSI #LifeAtPSI …
For Abderrahmane, inclusion means being part of the equation—not treated as an exception.
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❓What makes you feel included in a team?
#SummerVoicesAtPSI #LifeAtPSI …
As a young group leader, Chiara believes everyone should have the opportunity to thrive in science.
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❓Who has supported your growth throughout your career?
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