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The primary goal of this course is to provide students with an understanding of EUV lithography, focusing on the principles of plasma physics and particle interactions.

Implementation of experiments in nuclear physics. Planning, design, realisation, evaluation, and interpretation of the experiments.

This laboratory course provides basic training of experimental skills. These are experimental design, implementation, measurement, data analysis and interpretation, as well as error analysis. The experimental work has to be complemented by a concise written report, which trains the scientific writing skills.Manuals for the individual experiments are available in English.

Carrying-out of astronomical observations or test of astronomical instruments.

This course is an extension of the introductory course on solid state physics.The purpose of this course is to learn to navigate the complex collective quantum phases, excitations and phase transitionsthat are the dominant theme in modern solid state physics. The emphasis is on the main concepts and on specific experimentalexamples, both classic ones and those from recent research.

Implementation of experiments in condensed matter physics. Planning, design, realisation, evaluation, and interpretation of the experiments.

Medical physics is a fascinating scientific discipline, providing many professional opportunities to apply physics to the care of patients, either in the clinic or in industry. It is also an area allowing for exciting, interesting and fulfilling areas of research. It is the aim of this course to give bachelor physics students an insight into the wide spectrum of medical applications of physics.

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This lecture gives an overview of the present research in the field of Astro-Particle Physics, including the different experimental techniques. In the first semester, main topics are the charged cosmic rays including the antimatter problem. The second semester focuses on the neutral components of the cosmic rays as well as on some aspects of Dark Matter.

During the semester there is a colloquium on topics in astrophysics every week. In general, colloquia are 45 minute reviews on topics of general interest by resident researchers or by guests. Some of the colloquia are more specialized, but last only 20 minutes and are given by members of the Institute of Astronomy to inform about their current work.

This introductory course will develop basic concepts in astrophysics as applied to the understanding of the physics of planets, stars, galaxies, and the Universe.

This introductory course will develop basic concepts in astrophysics as applied to the understanding of the physics of planets, stars, galaxies, and the Universe.

Research colloquium

An introduction to astrophysics, topics included history of astronomy, the earth-moon system, planet formation, gravitational dynamics, radiation and light, the physics and the early universe, metrics, structure formation.

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This course covers the basics of atmospheric physics, which consist of: cloud and precipitation formation, thermodynamics, aerosol physics, radiation as well as the impact of aerosols and clouds on climate and artificial weather modification.

This course covers the basics of atmospheric physics, which consist of: cloud and precipitation formation, especially prediction of showers and severe convective storms, and optical phenomena