News about Physics

Tommaso Ferrari

Integration of Image Data for Improvement of Laser Altimetry of Mars Using Inverse Problems Supervisor: Klaus Mosegaard

Anna Xiao Tan

Title: Automating Medical Image Analysis of SRmu-CT and Evaluation of Regenerated Bone Health Supervisor: James Emil Avery

Peter Valentin Ukkonen

Improving the trade-off between accuracy and efficiency of atmospheric radiative transfer computations by using machin elearning and code optimization Supervisor: Eigil Kaas, (NBI) and PhD Kristian Pagh Nielsen (DMI)

Jakob D. Olsen

Charge Noise and Stability of Foundry-Fabricated Silicon Spin-Qubit Devices Supervisors: Anasua Chatterjee & Ferdinand Kuemmeth

Martin Froelund

Perturbation Methods in Ensemble Weather Forecasts Supervisor: Peter Ditlevsen

Simon Peter Heselschwerdt

An analysis of the consistency between observed atmospheric winter variability and weather anomalies in the North Atlantic region Supervisor: Jens H. Christensen

Weiyuan Chen

Pb etchant development towards Pb-based quantum device fabrication Supervisor: Yu Liu

Free roaming black hole detected in our galaxy for the first time

Astronomers estimate that there should be 100 million black holes roaming among the 100 billion stars in our galaxy. They are the remnants of supernova explosions that happened throughout the 10 billion years of the…

Free roaming black hole detected in our galaxy for the first time

Astronomers estimate that there should be 100 million black holes roaming among the 100 billion stars in our galaxy. They are the remnants of supernova explosions that happened throughout the 10 billion years of the…

Kristian Lyck Lotzkat

Title: Exascale modelling using GPUs Supervisors: Troels Haugbølle, Åke Nordlund

Black holes helped quenching star formation in the early Universe

While some galaxies form stars at a continuous rate, others die out and lead a more passive life. What made these galaxies stop forming stars at an early age is not well established, not the least because they are so…

Black holes helped quenching star formation in the early Universe

While some galaxies form stars at a continuous rate, others die out and lead a more passive life. What made these galaxies stop forming stars at an early age is not well established, not the least because they are so…

Camilla Birch Okkels

Title: Theoretical optimizations of quantum repeaters based on atomic ensembles Supervisor: Anders Søndberg Sørensen

Arnau Morancho Tarda

Title: Search for prompt heavy neutral lepton decays into tau leptons with the ATLAS detector Supervisor: Stefania Xella

Beñat Martinez de Aguirre Jokisch

Title: Dispersion engineering of atom-nanophotonic crystal waveguide interfaces Supervisors: Prof. Eugene Simon Polzik, Jean-Baptiste Béguin

Daniel Magleby Sørensen

Title: Estimating glacier ice volume using image inpainting Supervisors: Troels Christian Petersen, Niccolò Maffezzoli

Love Alexander Mandla Pettersson

Title: Exploring near-term quantum applications with graph states from quantum emitters Supervisors: Peter Lodahl, Stefano Paesani

Marie-Louise Riis

Title: Piggyback Riding the Higgs Searches: A Hunt for Heavy Neutral Leptons with Tau Triggers Supervisor: Oleg Ruchayskiy

Nicolas Remy Høegh Pedersen

Title: Nano-Opto-Mechanical Systems for photon control Supervisor: Leonardo Midolo

Zihua Wang

Title: Characterization of high-Q ultralight membranes towards novel optomechanical designs Supervisors: Prof. Eugene Simon Polzik, Dr. Georg Enzian

Manar el Akel

Unlocking the sulphur chemistry in a protostellar environment physical and chemical conditions Academic Advisor: Assoc. Prof. Jes K. Jørgensen

New discovery about distant galaxies: Stars are heavier than we thought

A team of University of Copenhagen astrophysicists has arrived at a major result regarding star populations beyond the Milky Way. The result could change our understanding of a wide range of astronomical phenomena,…

A quantum drum that stores quantum states for record-long times

With a coherence time of one hundred milliseconds, the membrane can for example store sensitive quantum information for further processing in a quantum computer or network.

Danish astrophysics student discovers link between global warming and locally unstable weather

A Danish astrophysics student at the Niels Bohr Institute has used a mathematical approach to unveil how global temperature increase engenders locally unstable weather on Earth.