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Numerous researchers from different departments at Ruhr University are working on plasmas and their various applications.
Cold plasma has an antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effect. This has been demonstrated in studies at Ruhr University Bochum. Promising applications in medicine and cosmetics are now emerging.
Blemishes and skin irritations are a problem many people are familiar with. Plasma technology has a solution. One start-up is already getting off the ground.
With outstanding sharpness, Euclid looks deep into the distant universe. The research team behind the mission, including Bochum cosmologist Hendrik Hildebrandt, is thrilled with the first images.
Andreas Schramm helps researchers to make their data usable in the long term. This takes a lot of convincing.
Time and again, astrophysicist Sophie Aerdker is thrilled when experimental results confirm previously calculated models. But equally so when they don’t.
In this interview, Linhoff, a postdoctoral researcher in astroparticle physics, talks about his fascination for the Universe.
The new space telescope with strong German participation has delivered its first test images a few weeks after the rocket launch. Ruhr University is participating in the mission.
Research data management – the term has quite a technical ring to it. And yet, a social component also plays an essential role, as plasma researcher Achim von Keudell tells us.
German research institutes are participating at the forefront of dark matter and dark energy research – among them is Ruhr University Bochum.
The results enable us to see our galaxy through a new lens.
Two plasma physicists explain the versatile advantages of a french-german collaboration and how their students grow on that experience.
The renowned physicist receives the most highly endowed research award in Germany. In Bochum, he is to open up new fields of research in materials science and establish a research centre.
The Euclid space telescope has been designed to solve one of the greatest mysteries in physics. Ruhr University Bochum researcher Hendrik Hildebrandt is contributing a crucial puzzle piece for the evaluation of the data.
The exhibit was devised by Marcel Schroller, an industrial mechanic pursuing his doctorate in physics. While he had a lot of fun building it, it also meant he had to spend many hours afterwards cleaning his office.
Cosmic rays seem to surround us everywhere. This is precisely what makes it difficult to find its sources. It would be helpful if we could trace their path through space. A new programme can help.
The new centres are being established in astronomy and religious research. In addition, a plasma research centre has been extended.
Our everyday lives are virtually inconceivable without plasmas. A special edition of Rubin provides insights into their numerous areas of application.
Martin Hoffmann explains why plasma processes are essential for microsystem technology and which opportunities they offer for eco-friendly manufacturing methods.
Martin Muhler from the Chair of Industrial Chemistry explains in what way plasmas are likely to affect chemical reactions in future.
Julia Bandow, Professor for Applied Microbiology, discusses the future use of plasmas in biological applications.