“I realized I didn’t want to study medicine anymore”
Amèlia Jansen Van Vuuren is a doctoral student (PhD) from South Africa who is currently conducting her research at GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy ...
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Why founding a physics club was the beginning of Jelena’s career
She has a bachelor’s degree in medical physics, a master’s degree in nuclear physics and now works as an innovation manager at GSI and ...
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Physics, music or politics after all? – Interview with Lisa Angelina Hennige
Lisa Angelina Hennige is 18 years old and has just passed her high-school graduation with the best German grade 0.7. To bridge the time ...
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Computer science and nuclear physics – interview with intern Ana Isabel Navajas Fernández
At GSI and FAIR, people from all over the world work together. Within the framework of the GET_INvolved program, young people get the chance ...
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Interview: World-renowned scientists begin long-term research stays at GSI/FAIR
Three world-renown scientists, including two Humboldt Award winners, are currently spending long-term research stays at GSI and FAIR and its partner universities in Darmstadt ...
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Olympic participant and doctor of physics – is that possible?
At first glance, a research career and competitive sports are not an ideal match. But Dr. Weronika Biela-Nowaczyk has managed to combine the two. ...
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From Thailand to Darmstadt: Interview with biophysics intern Pharewa Karoon
GSI and FAIR researchers come from all over the world. Young scientists in particular like to take advantage of the opportunity to delve into ...
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David Eilenstein: an image processing ninja
David Eilenstein is a research associate at GSI/FAIR Biophysics and has an unusual hobby. Besides his work as an image processing software developer, he ...
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Interview: Yoshiki Tanaka on the trail of exotic atoms
The researchers at GSI and FAIR come from all over the world. Young scientists in particular like to take advantage of the opportunity to ...