On Monday, April 20, 2026, Oliver Graydon, chief editor of Nature Photonics, will visit the RUN. In addition to scientific discussions and lab tours, a highlight of his visit will be his lecture on “The Role of AI in scientific publishing.” For more information, click here.
The second RTG offsite workshop took place in Rötz from March 23 to 25, 2026. The doctoral students and principal investigators gathered for three days of engaging presentations, lively discussions, and a beautiful scenic hike in the Bavarian Forest. Highlights included presentations by our invited speakers Dr. Hanieh Fattahi (MPI Erlangen, Germany), Dr. Nathalie Lenke…
On May 21, our young researchers came together in a joint event with the CRC 1277 for a one-day Seyens method workshop on visual communication, led by Dr. Jernej Zupanc. Following preparatory online sessions, the in-person event focused on practical training to improve how we present our research. Through hands-on exercises using our own slides,…
We announce Svenja Nerreter and Anton Bleibaum as the new doctoral spokespersons of the RTG 2905. They succeed Isabella Hofmeister and Max Graml in representing the doctoral researchers for the second year of the program.
From April 7 to 9, the members of the RTG 2905 gathered in Rötz for this year’s offsite workshop. The event focused on presenting the results from the first year of the Research Training Group. Highlights included invited talks by Dr. Eva Pogna, Prof. Harald Gießen and Prof. Henry Chapman, as well as lively discussions…
As part of an open house event at the Regensburg Center for Ultrafast Nanoscopy (RUN) on Tuesday, July 9th, 64 members and guests of the institute participated in the first “RUN Run.” This relay race involved 32 teams of two, each completing a two-and-a-half-kilometer course twice. The event was organized by the GRK 2905 “Ultrafast…
The new Graduate Research Training Group 2905 – ‘Ultrafast Nanoscopy: From Single Particle Dynamics to Cooperative Processes’ – has started in early April. This program provides graduate researchers with the opportunity to uncover the internal dynamics of the elementary building blocks of matter. Novel concepts of nanovideography will be pioneered to resolve atomic-scale dynamics and…
The new Graduate Research Training Group 2905 – “Ultrafast nanoscopy – from single particle dynamics to cooperative processes” – will be funded for five years. The program will start April 2024 and allows graduate researchers to unveil the internal dynamics of the elementary building blocks of matter. Novel concepts of nanovideography will be pioneered to…
