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Summer school on solar cells: QUANTSOL 2022

2022-09-23
By: Guestpost
On: 2022-09-23
In: Conference, Energymaterials, International, PhDlife, Students

By Ivona Kafedjiska. The doctoral researchers at HZB who are working in the field of solar cells might all have different research interests and varying educational backgrounds, but we all agree on one point: attending the QUANTSOL summer school in Hirschegg, Austria is a must.Read More →

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Working with neural networks: what does that look like?

2021-09-24
By: Florentine Krawatzek
On: 2021-09-24
In: Careers, International, Students

How do we benefit from neural networks? How do they make our work easier? And in what concrete scenarios can these algorithms be used? These were questions that were dealt with by around 50 participants, from six countries, at the Machine Leaning Summer School of Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin.Read More →

coral

Baby corals on the BAMline

2021-08-16
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-08-16
In: Careers, International, Lightsources, PhDlife, Science Communication, Students

A few weeks ago, I discovered utterly beautiful pictures in our Twitter timeline: filigree, radially symmetrical structures that looked like art objects. They were tiny corals that had just formed their first skeleton. The pictures had been taken at the BAMline at BESSY. They triggered my curiosity and I contacted the scientist who had posted them. Federica Scucchia replied right away and we arranged to meet next time she would be in Berlin.Read More →

Picture: Denis, phd student at HZB

PhD student Denis Antipin about a successful trio: science, sport and music

2021-05-01
By: Florentine Krawatzek
On: 2021-05-01
In: Energymaterials, International, PhDlife, Students

Denis comes from Russia. He tells us how he got into energy materials at HZB and how he keeps this passion going thanks to a good balance between science, sport and music.Read More →

Scientists in the laboratory

PhDlife: When the supervisor lives on another continent

2021-04-13
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-04-13
In: Careers, International, PhDlife, Students

Erika Zaiser is working on her doctoral thesis on superalloys at HZB. She studied in Berlin and Tomsk, Russia, and graduated from TU Berlin with a double Master’s degree in physical engineering. She did her Master’s thesis at HZB, and her supervisor at the time, Dr Florian Vogel, is now also supervising her doctorate. However, he now lives in China. In the interview, I asked Erika how such a doctorate over distance is possible. At the end of the interview, Florian also joined in.Read More →

PhD student Gopinath Paramasivam: keeping the focus right!

2021-04-07
By: Florentine Krawatzek
On: 2021-04-07
In: Energymaterials, International, Students

When we talk to Gopi he sits in his family’s backyard in India, a long postponed vacation time in January. PhD student in Eva Unger’s group he shares about the importance to reconnect to nature as well as keeping focussed during his PhD.Read More →

PhD Student Natalia Gostkowska-Lekner hopes to travel again

2021-03-22
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-03-22
In: Careers, Energymaterials, International, Students

Natalia Gostkowska-Lekner has finished her Master in Nanotechnology in 2018 at Gdansk University of Technology, at the seaside of Poland. She then moved to Berlin for a PhD position.  In her free time she enjoys roller skating on the Tempelhofer Feld and playing board games.Read More →

PhD student Javier Villalobos: The value of time

2021-02-24
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-02-24
In: Careers, Energymaterials, International, Lightsources, Students

Javier Villalobos studied chemistry in San José, Costa Rica. In his PhD project, he studies catalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction by electrolytic water splitting. He is working on cobalt and manganese oxides as catalysts for oxygen evolution in electrolytic water splitting and analysing these catalysts at BESSY II. And he makes a point in using time wisely.Read More →

A change of perspective: Dr. Joachim Breternitz

2021-02-10
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-02-10
In: Careers, Energymaterials, International, Students

Joachim Breternitz is at his office at the University of Potsdam, when my call reaches him. The chemist is a scientist at the HZB Department of Structure and Dynamics of Energy Materials since 2016. He is the scientific day-to-day supervisor of two, soon three, doctoral students.Read More →

PhD student Markus Schleuning: exchange as motor of science

2021-02-01
By: Antonia Roetger
On: 2021-02-01
In: Careers, Corona, Energymaterials, International, Students

Markus Schleuning is a true Berliner, which is a rare condition among the international doctoral students at HZB. He studied physics at TU Berlin and is now doing his doctorate at the HZB Institute for Solar Fuels as part of the international graduate programme HI-SCORE, which includes exchange with partners in Israel.Read More →

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