Events & Science Communication
Discover how research in our group comes to life through scientific events, engaging videos and media contributions featuring members of our group.
Events
Videos
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Most exciting concept of theory of relativity – Time dilation
Dieter Suess explains one of the most fascinating concepts in modern physics.
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YouTube Channel: Physics Lectures – Dieter Suess
A collection of selected physics lectures and educational videos by Dieter Suess, created for students and anyone interested in physics.
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Magnetic materials for computing of tomorrow
Sabri Koraltan explains how magnetic materials could contribute to future computing technologies and gives an insight into his research.
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Student Story – Sabri Koraltan
Sabri Koraltan shares insights into his studies, research experience and work in physics at the University of Vienna.
Image credits: Video thumbnails are screenshots from linked YouTube videos by the University of Vienna.
Media Contributions
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Magnets for the Future
Dieter Suess and his team explore how magnetic sensors and materials can be used in future technologies, from automotive applications to medical imaging.
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Tension-free Dirac strings and steered magnetic charges in 3D artificial spin ice
Research article on three-dimensional artificial spin ice and controllable magnetic charges for future data transport and storage.
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Topologically protected vortex structures for low-noise magnetic sensors
Research on magnetic vortex structures for low-noise magnetic sensors with an improved linear range.