Technical information
Physics
The University and State Library holds an extensive collection of printed titles, which reflects the historical development of the subject. The collection is currently geared towards the key areas of teaching and research. Most recent publications are made available in electronic form.
Contact person
This link takes you to a list of all the subjects that person supervises.
You can find the contact details of the relevant contact person here.
Library Collection & Acquisitions
The University and State Library holds an extensive collection of printed titles, which reflects the historical development of the subject. The collection is currently organised around the key areas of teaching and research (see below). Most recent publications are made available in electronic form.
Research
Printed works in the Department of Physics are mainly located in the Heide-Süd Branch Library. Older collections are held in the stacks and are available for use in the reading room. The ULB’s catalogues can be used to search for the collections and their locations.
Much of the current literature is available in electronic form (e-books, e-journals, databases) and can be accessed within the university network – via VPN accessible even from outside the university. Here, too, the ULB’s catalogues provide a starting point for research and access.
Training courses
Training sessions are held regularly on how to use the library, how to search for literature and databases, and on reference management software. In addition, there are advisory services on open science.
Collection of subject-related links
You can find the subject’s electronically available journals in the Electronic Journals Library (EZB).
Various specialist databases are available for your research; you can find these in the ULB’s Database Information System (DBIS).
Open Access in physics
FAIRmat – FAIRe data infrastructure for condensed matter physics and the chemical physics of solids
DAPHNE4NFDI – Data from photon and neutron experiments
PUNCH4NFDI – Particles, the Universe, Nuclei and Hadrons for the NFDI
Please remember that when carrying out research from outside the university network, you must VPN- Activate the connection.
History and Profile of the Subject
The Institute of Physics is currently represented by 20 professorships and encompasses theoretical and experimental physics.
The Department of Physics offers degree programmes in Physics at Bachelor’s and Master’s level, as well as a teacher training programme for secondary schools and grammar schools. In addition, there is a degree programme in Medical Physics (B.Sc./M.Sc.). There is academic overlap and collaboration with, for example, Computer Science, Mathematics and Medicine.