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    Collaborative Research Centres

    Collaborative Research Centres (SFB; "Sonderforschnugsbereiche") are long-term research facilities at universities designed for up to twelve years where scientists work together across disciplines and universities in one research programme.

    They offer the chance to work on innovative, demanding, elaborate and long-term research projects through the coordination and concentration of people and resources at the applicant universities. Thus, they contribute to the institutional priority setting and structure formation.

    CRC 287

    Bulk Reaction

    The CRC 287 supported by the German Research Foundation (DFG) was established by researchers from the Ruhr-University Bochum and the Otto-von-Guerike University Magdeburg. The goal of this CRC is to explore the interaction of physical and chemical processes in reacting and moving dense particle systems passed by a gaseous fluid. The groups of Profs. Wiedner and Fritsch use their knowledge of constructing hadron physics detectors to develop a positron-emitter-tomography-like scanner around the bulk system that allows a non-invasive tracking of individual particles and the gas distribution itself.

    CRC 1316

    Transient Atmospheric Plasmas - from plasmas to liquids to solids


    Within the SFB 1316, the PIs Prof. Czarnetzki, Dr. Luggenhölscher, Prof. von Keudell, Dr. Schulz-von der Gathen and Dr. Böke from our faculty are involved. These projects study the electric fields in short-pulse plasmas and the non-equilibrium excitation of molecules. Furthermore, we investigate plasma arrays and the functionalisation of catalytic surfaces using combined plasmas and lasers as well as plasmas at the solid-liquid boundary.

    Participations:

    • Bochum
    • FHI Berlin
    • Ulm
    • Cottbus

    CRC 110

    Symmetries and the Emergence of Structure in QCD


    Participations:

    • Bochum
    • Bonn
    • München
    • Peking

    CRC 160

    Coherent manipulation of interacting spin excitations in tailored semiconductors


    Participations:

    • Dortmund
    • Bochum
    • St. Petersburg

    CRC Transregio 87

    Pulsed High-Performance Plasmas for the Synthesis of Nanostructured Functional Layers


    Our faculty participates in the SFB TR 87 with the four PIs Prof. von Keudell, Dr. Schulz-von der Gathen, Dr. Böke and Dr. Prenzel. These projects study the dynamics of pulsed magnetised plasmas, fundamental processes at the plasma-solid boundary and the synthesis of barriers and membranes via PECVD procedures. Furthermore, we supervise the public project of the SFB TR.

    Participations:

    • Aachen
    • Bochum
    • Paderborn
    • Cottbus
    • Kiel

    SFB 1491

    Cosmic Interacting Matters

    In CIM, we will address the following key research questions:

    1. What  are  the  signatures  of  the  interplay between  magnetized,  turbulent astrophysical  plasmas  and cosmic  rays,  and  what  can  they  tell  us  about  the  origin of  cosmic rays?
    2. What are the implications of precision measurements of hadronic interactions at the highest energies for the astrophysical cosmic-ray signatures?
    3. What  are  the  connections  between  the  cosmic signatures  of  baryonic and  dark matter,  moving  down  to  the lowest  halo  masses  and  out  to  large  galactocentric distances?

    Participations:

    • Bochum
    • Dortmund
    • Wuppertal
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