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News from LMU
Probing the Dynamics of Photoemission
Physicists have used ultrashort laser pulses to probe the dynamics of photoelectron emission in tungsten crystals.
Intestinal cancers: Gene acts as a tumor suppressor
LMU researchers have identified the 14-3-3sigma gene as an important suppressor of carcinogenesis in the gastrointestinal tract.
Being more comfortable with uncertainty
Political scientist Klaus H. Goetz and sociologist Armin Nassehi discuss how modern societies can deal with fundamental shocks.
Dozentenpreis for LMU chemist
Lena Daumann has been awarded the Chemical Industry Fund’s Dozentenpreis.
Spotlight on sick kids
The Health Lecture given by pediatrician Christoph Klein focuses on rare and poorly understood diseases that affect children.
Graphene unlocks its potential for superresolution microscopy
A new study shows a microscopy resolution world record of 3 nanometer.
Events at LMU
21 June 2021 | How Can Art History Conceptualize Ecology?
A lecture presented by the School of Arts at LMU
21 June 2021 | Have emissions reached an inflection point?
A lecture given by Julia Pongratz in the series on "How Education Can Mitigate Climate Change"
30 June 2021 | Art at the CAS: Martin Saxer – The Business of Wayfaring
Cultural anthropologist Martin Saxer in conversation with the photographer Manu Theobald
INSIGHTS. Magazine
Being more comfortable with uncertainty
Political scientist Klaus H. Goetz and sociologist Armin Nassehi discuss how modern societies can deal with fundamental shocks.
Inga Koerte speaks about "Concussion and its consequences"
The physician uses state-of-the-art imaging techniques to investigate what head shakes can cause.
Microbiome: The community inside us
“The ecosystem of most immediate relevance to us is not external to us but inside us,” says Bärbel Stecher. She is studying why our microbiome is so important for our health.
Daring to do more STEM
“To arouse interest, free of stereotypes”
Why is it that fewer women than men choose to do STEM degrees? It’s not because of their skills.
“Diversity is a driver of excellence”
An interview with Francesca Biagini, Vice-President for International Affairs and Diversity at LMU
Opting for careers in STEM
STEM research is vital if challenges such as climate change and the energy transition are to be mastered.
