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News

Reinhard Genzel im Porträt © MPE
Oct 22, 2024
23 October 2024: Live broadcast of Nobel Laureate Reinhard Genzel in the Audimax of TU Dresden
Ein ovaler Nebel mit komplexer Struktur vor einem schwarzen Hintergrund. © NASA, ESA
Sep 06, 2024
Die Entstehung der chemischen Elemente im Universum: Öffentlicher Abendvortrag am 17.9.2024, 18:30 Uhr, im Schönfeld-Hörsaal
Blick in eine riesige Experimentierhalle mit einem Stahlgerüst und einer Person im Vordergrund © CERN
Aug 28, 2024
Happy Birthday! CERN turns 70 - Dresden celebrates with public talk and movie screening
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Events

Nov 28 2024
Seminar: Dark matter searches with dual-phase LXe TPCs (Chiara Capelli)
Dec 5 2024
Seminar: Wis­senschaftstheorie/Philo­sophie (Enno Fischer)
Jan 23 2025
Seminar: Produc­tion of radiop­ure crys­tals (Serge Nagorny)
Jan 30 2025
Seminar: Ronald Schwenger
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Main topics at a glance

Bücher Teilchen- und Kernphysik © IKTP
Teaching

Our professors and associates teach experimental and theoretical physics in all courses of study with main subject physics and realize the "particle and nuclear physics" field in close relation to the research fields of the working groups. We also realize Radiation protection courses and work in the secondary education studies of physics.
Das GERDA-Experiment © GERDA Kollaboration
Research

Within the scope of research in particle physics, scientists are trying to answer fundamental questions of humanity: What are the basic components from which everything is built? What forces do they hold together? Why do nuclear cores disintegrate? How did the universe develop? The scientists develop and operate complex experiments at home and abroad.
Schüler betrachten eine Nebelkammer © Juliana Socher
Communica­tion

The general public is also eager to see how particle physicists are looking for answers to these fundamental questions. We are responding to this interest in our research area with various offers. Especially for pupils, but also for teachers or students, the IKTP offers a wide range of possibilities to actively experience particle physics.
Haupteingang Andreas-Schubert-Bau © IKTP

The institute

The Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics conducts basic research in the field of experimental and theoretical elementary particle physics, on the structure and formation of our universe as well as on interactions between its smallest constituents, and also does research in the field of experimental nuclear astrophysics and the measurement of radiation doses in technical and medical applications of nuclear and particle physics. In addition, the institute realizes several national and international projects on the transfer of scientific knowledge to the public.
The Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics comprises 8 working groups with a total of more than 80 employees and students. In addition, there are close cooperations with the Helmholtz Center Dresden-Rossendorf, the European Research Center CERN as well as other national and international research facilities.

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