“Light and Darkness in the Early Universe” – For the final lecture of the semester, Prof. Kahlhöfer will take us on a journey into the early history of our universe. For over a hundred years, we’ve known that the universe is expanding, cooling down, and that it was once much smaller, hotter, and denser. But how do we study the early universe? Prof. Kahlhöfer will introduce exciting methods that help us learn more about particle physics, dark matter, and gravitational waves.
 
The lecture will last about an hour, followed by an opportunity to ask questions and chat with Prof. Kahlhöfer in a relaxed setting.
 
Don’t miss this exciting finale to our lecture series – we’re looking forward to seeing you there!
 
Note that the lectures are held in German.

Physikalisches Kolloquium, Chairperson: M. Klute