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Myonen erhalten Förderung des Schweizerischen Nationalfonds
Das PSI erhält einen NCCR: Mit dem Projekt «Muoniverse» wird die Forschung an den Strahllinien für Elementarteilchen namens Myonen weiter ausgebaut – an der weltweit führenden Anlage für Myonenstrahlen.
«Wir ziehen alle Register»
Das PSI steigert die Intensität seiner Myonenstrahlen um das Hundertfache. Das bietet völlig neue Möglichkeiten für Physik und Materialforschung.
Sarajevos Smog-Ursachen identifiziert
Kohle, Holz und Küchenluft sind die hauptsächlichen Quellen des starken Smogs in der Hauptstadt von Bosnien-Herzegowina. Dies ist das Ergebnis einer umfassenden mobilen Messkampagne von PSI-Forschenden.
Ein umfassendes Energiesystemmodell für die Schweiz
Energiesysteme stehen vor komplexen, langfristigen Herausforderungen, die mit einem hohen Mass an Unsicherheit behaftet sind. Das STEM-Energiesystemmodell der Gruppe Energiewirtschaft am PSI ist zu einem wichtigen Instrument geworden, um diese Herausforderungen zu erforschen und die Entscheidungsfindung zu unterstützen.
Das PSI in den sozialen Medien
🔬 With the upgrade project IMPACT, PSI is massively expanding perspectives in research with muons. For many years, the muon facility of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI has been delivering the world’s…
🔧 Success through perseverence: Lorenz Moser and the SLS 2.0 upgrade
How do you bring a large research facility into the 21st century? Electrical engineer Lorenz Moser made a crucial measuring…
🌫️ Why the air in Sarajevo is so bad in winter? Researchers from the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI investigated air pollution in Sarajevo using their mobile laboratory. The measurement campaign reveals…
Longer battery life. Faster, thinner laptops. More efficient data centres. These everyday benefits are powered by semiconductor microchips and by the scientists who work on them like PSI researcher…
🎤 PhD Thesis Presentation Slam
Congratulations to Lisa Stefanie Fankhauser, winner of the first PhD Thesis Presentation Slam at PSI, for her engaging presentation on her work at the Center for…
Congratulations to Corinna Burri on receiving the 🏆 PSI Thesis Medal 2026.
The award recognises her outstanding PhD research at PSI on novel materials for faster and more energy-efficient…
#Hazel catkins are growing and will soon release #pollen. High humidity, like fog, can make pollen grains burst and release the substances that cause allergies.
#Climatechange, heat waves and…
The year at PSI starts with our New Year’s Information Event — a moment to reflect on the past year, share updates on key initiatives, and look ahead.
This year, PSI Director Christian Rüegg…
New X-ray breakthrough at SwissFEL, published in Nature! Scientists at SwissFEL have realised a long-pursued experimental goal in physics: to show how electrons interact using a technique known as X…
Gemeinsam die Berufsbildung stärken.🌱 An der Berufsbildungstagung im ETH-Bereich stand der Austausch zwischen den Institutionen im Zentrum – mit dem Ziel, die Berufsbildung gemeinsam…
🔬 E-mobility in Africa: economically viable sooner than expected
Electric vehicles could catch on in many African countries much sooner than previously assumed. A new study by researchers at ETH…
🔬 Exciting Opportunity for Future Scientists! 🌟
The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI, Switzerland's largest research institute for natural and engi-neering sciences, is offering a Summer Student…
📸High-resolution images of the inside of biological materials in record time!
Biological materials are masterpieces of nature. Inside, they consist of different structures across very different…
Make way for the next generation of batteries
🔋⚡1,500 charge cycles – 75% capacity remaining. PSI researchers Mario El Kazzi and Jinsong Zhang have developed a production process that improves…
Researchers at PSI have now demonstrated a new approach to synchronise ultrashort X-ray pulses at SwissFEL. This improved control supports experiments that probe the fastest processes in atoms,…
Understanding the brain in 3D at the nanoscale is one of the great challenges of modern science. At the Swiss Light Source SLS, the recent upgrade to a fourth-generation synchrotron is now unlocking…
#YearInReview (part 2): 2025 was a year full of exciting research at PSI Paul Scherrer Institute: From boosting battery performance and simulating quantum systems, to mapping brain architecture and…
#YearInReview (part 1): 2025 was a year full of exciting research at PSI Paul Scherrer Institute: From boosting battery performance and simulating quantum systems, to mapping brain architecture and…
Zero Kelvin or minus 273.15 degrees Celsius: nothing can get colder than that. Research at PSI uses cold in a wide variety of areas and sometimes comes very close to this limit. Cold is used, for…
Swiss quantum researchers need stable EU cooperation, says PSI researcher Kirsten Moselund.
✨ As the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025 draws to an end, Moselund gives an…
Happy holiday season from PSI! 🎄✨
❄️ Needle-thin crystals, quantum insights
The needle-shaped single crystals in the photo are made of a metal-organic material, in which Cu²⁺ ions carry magnetic…
Season’s greetings from PSI! 🎄✨
❄️ A window into ultracold neutrons
Shown here is the support grid for a very special “window”: together with an ultra-thin aluminium foil, it forms the window…
Large scale facilities like the Swiss Light Source SLS and the Swiss X-ray Free Electron Laser SwissFEL at PSI Paul Scherrer Institute are essential for uncovering how next-generation quantum…
Der Weihnachtszauber ist in der Kita Nanolino ausgebrochen!✨
Unsere Nanolino-Kinder haben die Innenräume mit viel Kreativität und einem weihnachtlichen Glanz geschmückt. 🎄⭐️
In den liebevoll…
🧲 Laser writes magnetic structures – with potential for data storage, AI, and more. What happens when you use a high-tech laser system for something entirely different than originally intended? That…
