New approaches in radiotherapy: project receives 900,000 euros from the CSZ Wildcard program. In the “UCART” project Professor Anke-Susanne Müller is working on a new method of radiotherapy in which tumors are irradiated directly in the body using an electron accelerator.
moreMatthias Fuchs and Erik Bründermann visited the Advanced Proton Driven Plasma Wakefield Acceleration Experiment, an accelerator R&D project based at CERN, with colleagues from the MPI for Physics and the AWAKE team.
moreOnce again this year, the dedicated IBPT and IPS colleagues succeeded in fully inspiring the curious kids.
Under the motto “Particle accelerators - great research is only possible together!”, the kids were able to travel into the world of particle accelerators on 3 October 2024 and take part in many exciting and “tasty” experiments.
moreExciting courses for students in WS2024/25 to learn about advanced accelerators now are available.
moreTo mark 70 years of CERN, a panel discussion with high-ranking guests Bernhard Eitel, Anke-Susanne Müller, Rolf-Dieter Heuer, Oliver Kraft (pictured left to right) on September 20, at KIT Informatikom, highlighted the role of basic research for our society and discussed the future role of CERN.
moreThe KfB Workshop on KfB collaborative research “Matter 2025-2028” was hosted by IBPT on September 05-06 in Karlsruhe.
From cutting-edge research to inspiring diskussions, it was a great opportunity to share knowledge and explore new collaborations to advance the future of accelerator technologies.