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22.02.2023 / 18:00 - 21:00 / Hamburg, DESY, Seminarraum 4 (SR4)
Vortrag / lectureDr Christian Schröer: Why do you need big accelerators to see small things?
How does a vaccine get to the right place in the body? Why does the battery in a smartphone age so quickly? How are tear-resistant cellulose fibres made that can be easily composted after use? Scientists from all over the world can answer these and many other questions with the help of the 2.3-kilometre-long synchrotron radiation source PETRA III at DESY. We will see how this works in this lecture and a hands-on experiment. >This Science Café is a hybrid event, so our guests have the choice of participating live on the DESY campus or via zoom. We would be delighted to welcome as many guests as possible live!
