The Long Night of Sciences took place for the 11th time in Erlangen, Nuremberg and Fürth on Saturday, October 21. As the largest program partner, FAU also opened its doors to visitors at a number of different locations.
The semester has started - with the big first semester welcomes in the Heinrich-Lades-Halle in Erlangen and at the School of Business, Economics and Society (WiSo) in Nuremberg. Welcome at FAU! Pictures of the event can be found in this post.
A team of laser physicists at FAU has now succeeded in demonstrating the first nanophotonic electron accelerator – at the same time as colleagues from Stanford University. The researchers from FAU have now published their findings in the journal “Nature”.
With various interactive stands, panOPTICUM from the FAU Graduate School in Advanced Optical Technologies showcases its exciting research into optical technologies and photonics.
On Saturday October 21, the Long Night of Sciences will be held in Erlangen, Nuremberg and Fürth. With more than 370 items on the agenda, FAU will showcase how science is shaping the future.
The semester starts on October 16. For our new students, it marks the beginning of a new chapter. We look forward to welcoming you to our FAU, a place where people can meet to share experiences and engage in academic discourse.
Outstanding AI researchers have approached the German government with seven recommendations for artificial intelligence. These recommendations were drafted and approved unanimously during the summit of Alexander von Humboldt professors in AI at RWTH Aachen. One of the initiators was Prof. Dr. Vincent C. Müller, who conducts research into AI and ethics at FAU.
