CENIDE: NETZ open evening
Pictures from NETZ open evening
High Quality pictures without watermarks are available on request (birte.vierjahn@uni-due.de, 0203 379-8176).
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Colored ballons mark stations and the information booths. |
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At the information booth (North Entrance), visitors catch up on the program and wait for the next, highly demanded guided tour. |
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Sebastian Kluge, Researcher "Reactive fluids" in checkered shirt, explains visitors the gas-phase synthesis of nanoparticles in the synthesis laboratory. |
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Visitors on a guided tour of the synthesis laboratory. |
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A group of visitors in the plasma laboratory. |
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Sebastian Schipporeit, Researcher "Technical Physics", explains the anodic arc. |
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Looking through laser-protective glasses. |
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In the laser lab, visitors learn more about the nanoparticle synthesis by laser ablation of gold and silver. Especially the color of the colloids is always good for a surprise. |
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Employees of the microscopy center demonstrate stereo microscope and profilometer. |
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Dr. Frank Menzel and Ute Schuett-Adam, experts for Inorganic Materials at Evonik Industries AG, present the visitors demonstrations in a small exhibition about power efficiency. |
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Simulations of laboratory flames and combustion engines on the courtyard front of the NETZ-building. |
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Simulations of laboratory flames and combustion engines on the inner courtyard front of the NETZ-building. Additionally, a glimpse of the information booth at the north entrance. |
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Lukas Helmbrecht (right) shooting the new "nano"-short film. |
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Excited little participants of the photo project "Me as a scientist." |
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Not only the small visitors enjoy the photo project. |
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With food coloring filled Erlenmeyer flask as props for the photo project. |
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Visitors look at pictures of NanoArt exhibition. |
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Prof. Dr. Axel Lorke during his lecture "Nanotechnology - when science fiction becomes real." |
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Dr. Philipp Wagener during his lecture "Nano tempest in a teacup - how materials for energy technology are generated by laser". |
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