Seminar for PhD students

Introduction to the concepts of nuclear and particle physics.

This course is an introduction to classical physics, with special focus on applications in medicine.

This course gives a first introduction to Physics. The emphasis is on classical mechanics, up to Newton's theory of gravitation, as well as oscillations. In addition there will be an introduction to thermodynamics.

This course gives a first introduction to Physics. During the Winter term (Physics I) emphasis is given to classical mechanics, up to Newtons' theory of gravitation, with a short introduction to Special Relativity. During the Summer term (Physics II) topics such as oscillations, waves and Thermodynamics are discussed.

This course gives a first introduction to Physics. During the Winter term (Physics I) emphasis is given to classical mechanics, up to Newtons' theory of gravitation, with a short introduction to Special Relativity. During the Summer term (Physics II) topics such as oscillations, waves and Thermodynamics are discussed.

This lecture provides an introduction to classical physics with a particular focus on applications in medicine. It offers an overview of important concepts in fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and optics. Special emphasis is placed on illustrating key phenomena through experiments and developing skills for quantitative problem-solving.

This course gives a first introduction to Physics. During the Winter term (Physics I) emphasis is given to classical mechanics, up to Newtons' theory of gravitation, with a short introduction to Special Relativity. During the Summer term (Physics II) topics such as oscillations, waves and Thermodynamics are discussed.

This course gives a first introduction to Physics. During the Winter term (Physics I) emphasis is given to classical mechanics, up to Newtons' theory of gravitation, with a short introduction to Special Relativity. During the Summer term (Physics II) topics such as oscillations, waves and Thermodynamics are discussed.

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An introduction to the theoretical aspects and experimental tests of QCD, with emphasis on perturbative QCD and related experiments at colliders.

This lecture gives an introduction to the statistical methods and the various analysis techniques applied in experimental particle physics. The exercises treat problems of general statistical topics; they also include hands-on analysis projects, where students perform independent analyses on their computer, based on real data from actual particle physics experiments.