Blogs and Podcasts from Researchers at Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld
Bacteria in space?! You might think exploring the stars is just for people but bacteria happen to make fantastic astronauts, in large part due to their ability to work together in the form of a...
by Theresa Schredelseker · Published June 1, 2022
Sometimes new methods are made available not thanks to a theoretical breakthrough but thanks to the progressive development of a known apparatus. Through a journey to Middle Earth, Benoît explains how embracing the raw power...
by Theresa Schredelseker · Published June 1, 2022
Have you ever wondered how humans can see? Or how plants produce oxygen? Well, all these processes start with structural changes in molecules present in human eyes and plants. However, these structural changes happen at...
Academic Life / Blogposts / Science Communication
by Saad
by Saad · Published May 2, 2022 · Last modified August 15, 2022
In this article, I am trying to share with you my own experience throughout my PhD time in Hamburg. The current article is not more than a personal experience where I am trying to share...
Scientists are sometimes simply presented to the world as people who “know things”. Whether they be Boffins, Profs, Sci-Guys or Poindexters, scientists are often asked to tell the world what they know. Most of the...
Astrophysics and Astronomy / Blogposts
by Maria Elidaiana · Published February 23, 2022 · Last modified July 15, 2024
Crisis in Cosmology! Check out how gravitational waves can be used as cosmic standard sirens in the difficult measurement of the Universe’s expansion rate, known as the Hubble constant.
by Benoît Richard · Published February 15, 2022 · Last modified February 23, 2022
Sometimes a weird dream inspires me to ask a seemingly mundane question, today about why our sky is not purple. The quest to explain it is surprisingly more insightful that what I expected at first.
by Theresa Schredelseker · Published January 28, 2022 · Last modified May 3, 2024
Our seventh and final podcast for this season is also the second episode of the STEMme podcast. This time, Philine and Oindrila are interviewing, well, me, Theresa, about my PhD in genetics, my career switch...
by Theresa Schredelseker · Published January 14, 2022 · Last modified May 3, 2024
In our sixth episode, we have Oindrila Ghosh and Philine van Vliet, two doctoral researchers in Theoretical High-Energy Physics, present the very first episode of the STEMme podcast, where they discuss the recent debate between...
by Theresa Schredelseker · Published December 2, 2021 · Last modified May 3, 2024
In our fifth episode, Pranjal Trivedi, astrophysicist and cosmologist as a postdoctoral researcher at the Hamburg Observatory and the Quantum Universe Cluster of Excellence, talks about dark matter and the ongoing quest of finding it.
Photon Science / Popular Science / YouTube Videos
A Journey of Light – Video by Rashmi Singla
August 22, 2022
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