News

17.05.2022
Information and Services for Refugees
WISTA sets up free coworking-space in Adlershof:
Since 2015, companies and institutions in the Berlin Adlershof Science and Technology Park have been committed to integrating refugees into the job- and education market. Immigrants, refugees, and people seeking protection...

20.05.2022
Shutdown at BESSY II
New supply technology ensures long-term operation of the electron storage ring in Adlershof:
The X-ray source BESSY II is in a three-month period of shutdown. During this period, the low voltage main distribution panel in the supply building outside the electron storage ring is being renovated. This will secure the...

18.05.2022
Opening of the AdMaLab at IRIS Adlershof
The incubator programme for materials science start-ups encourages interdisciplinary cooperation:
On 12 May 2022, representatives of INAM e.V. and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin welcomed numerous guests from business, politics, research and teaching to the opening event of the incubator programme “AdMaLab – The Berlin...

18.05.2022
100 percent renewable energy for Uganda
Reiner Lemoine Institut starts country report on behalf of the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF):
How can Uganda’s energy system be transformed into a system that runs on 100 percent renewable energy? This question will be answered by the Reiner Lemoine Institute on behalf of the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) in a new...

16.05.2022
How electron spin coupling affects catalytic oxygen activation
New THz EPR spectroscopy method allows insights into previously inaccessible spin-spin interactions and the function of novel catalytic and magnetic materials:
A team at the EPR4Energy joint lab of HZB and MPI CEC has developed a new THz EPR spectroscopy method to study the catalytic activation of molecular oxygen by copper complexes. The method allows insights into previously...
Adlershof Journal May/June 2022
Events / Dates
10.00
Johannes Kirchberg: Henne oder Ei – was war zuerst?
Moriz-Seeler-Str. 1,
12489 Berlin
19.00
Johannes Kirchberg: Heute zwischen gestern und Morgen
Moriz-Seeler-Str. 1,
12489 Berlin
15.00
Johannes Kirchberg: Henne oder Ei – was war zuerst?
Moriz-Seeler-Str. 1,
12489 Berlin
09.00 - 09.45 Webinar: Analytische Charakterisierung alkoholfreier Getränke
10.00 - 11.30 Workshop: Tage des (Um)Bruchs – Übergänge selbstbewusst meistern (Teil 1)
HZB Lecture: Nanoelectronic Phenomena in Low-Dimensional Ferroelectrics
Albert-Einstein-Straße 15,
12489 Berlin
BESSY lecture hall