down the slope towards another ball, this second ball is pushed away by the impact. The energy used to move the ball up the slope becomes free. The released energy of the electron in the chlorophyll excites [...] about 7% of the sun irradiation and has a wavelength in the range of 200-400 nm. UV light is thus in the range preceding the visible light spectrum for humans. Due to the filtering function of the atmosphere [...] fig buttercup Ficaria verna ), is the so-called "ox-eye". The outer parts of the petals reflect UV light and the inner parts absorb it. The latter serves as a signal to the pollinator that there is nectar

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respective results from the workshop and the data collection onboard the Limanda. Saturday, 27th August: Field trip to the Ozeaneum in Stralsund The natural history museum is part of the German Oceanographic [...] sector of the blue economy. Wednesday, 31st August: The participants will spend all day as part of the OTC Hackathon . In the evening, an " OTC Meet & Greet " will provide the participants with the opportunity [...] additionally, members of the various OTC projects. Thursday, 1st September: The participants will again be split into two groups: Group 1 will spend the morning and Group 2 the afternoon on the research catamaran

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will be achieved within the framework of the Biology of the Blue Ocean stakeholder dialogue and the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR). The project will also combine [...] (MPAs). The BEnToolsMaPs project will generate knowledge about the effects of human activities on the structure and function of the seabed, making it available to inform decision-making and the sustainable [...] opportunities for integrating the seabed into marine protected area (MPA) management The biodiversity and ecosystem services of the oceans are important resources. The Southern Ocean, in particular, is

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addition to the artistic positions visible in the outdoor area of the Institute of Physics and the Botanical Garden, the contributions are permanently presented on a website of the KVLAB of the Kunstverein [...] Schwartz, the coordinator of LiMatI. The SFB1477 team was very pleased with the positive feedback from participants, who praised the high quality and relevance of the lectures as well as the valuable [...] particularly highlight the apps developed by Dr. Seiffert, which support and facilitate the learning process. The SFB LiMatI congratulates him on this honor! The authors of the article in the journal Science

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This was the Long Night of Sciences 2025 This year, the Institute of Physics once again took part in the Long Night of Science together with the researchers from the LiMatI CRC. As part of the International [...] es. The focus was on innovative topics that underline the global importance of quantum research and pave the way for the next era of quantum science. Overview Program QuantumYear2025 This was the Long [...] a two-year break due to the pandemic, the Long Night of Science took place in Rostock on June 23, 2022. The University of Rostock, the Rostock University of Music and Drama, the two Rostock Fraunhofer

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rise. Not only the rise of the global mean temperature will affect West-Antarctica, but to at least the same extent changes in the climate variability. These variability changes can nudge the sensitive system [...] ca is one of the globally most sensitive regions to the effects of climate change. A collapse of the West-Antarctic Ice Sheet in a warming climate would have dramatic consequences on the global sea level [...] records from West-Antarctica are however sparse. Within the framework of the WACSWAIN project (WArm Climate Stability of the West-Antarctic Ice sheet in the last iNterglacial) a new ice core was recently drilled

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scientist at the Institute of Physics at the University of Rostock and the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), has been awarded one of the prestigious Consolidator Grants from the European Research [...] infrastructure in Rostock The ERC funding underlines the international appeal of the University of Rostock and the HZDR. Both institutions are currently working together to establish the new High Energy Density [...] three times as much as in the center of the earth. Once generated, the novel carbon structure could remain stable even under ambient pressure. Even a single tiny crystal of the new material could be used

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information and to protect the university from potential threats. Further information on the topic can be found on the website of the IT and Media Center . Goals of Information Security The goal of information [...] process. - Authenticity: The identity of a person can be proven beyond doubt. - Non-repudiation, that the information was sent for a specific purpose. The extent to which the secondary characteristics [...] information security management system is therefore essential. The task of the information security officer is to ensure the Information Security of the university and to minimize potential risks. To achieve this

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present-day states for the entire Antarctic Ice Sheet. For the best-fit initial state, we will then create a hysteresis diagram through the slow change of the climatic boundary conditions. The time scale of change [...] Ice Sheet is the largest reservoir of freshwater on the planet with an ice volume that is equivalent to approximately 58 m global sea level rise. Even small changes in the mass balance of the ice sheet thus [...] impacts, which makes the question of its future evolution highly relevant for society. The current net ice loss from Antarctica is accelerating, bearing the risk to become a major, if not the dominant contributor

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