Publikationsdatenbank

We summarize the panel discussion on the future of computing held at LATTICE 2025 in Mumbai, India. The panel brought together experts in lattice gauge theory, high-performance computing, machine learning, and quantum computing to assess emerging opportunities and challenges for lattice field theory research. [...]

The JUZURA project, developed by six apprentices at the Forschungszentrum Jülich, has won the Helmholtz-Ausbildungspreis 2026 of 3000 Euro. The project was developed by six aspiring IT Specialists for System Integration (Fachinformatiker:in für Systemintegration; FiSi): Jannik Ophey (JSC; project lead), Paul Steins (IBG-1; project lead), Dwayne Schallert (IBG-2), Nesibe Sural (IBG-1), Sebastian Künne (ITS), and Tobias Nieveler (INM-1).<br>With this award, the Helmholtz Association honours outstanding, creative achievements by apprentices at the Helmholtz Centers that have contributed to improving workflows, inspiring creative solutions in everyday work, or facilitating knowledge transfer. [...]

Angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) provides the most direct experimental access to electronic band structures and many-body interactions in solids. Beyond energy and momentum, the measured intensity also carries detailed information about the initial-state wavefunction through the complex photoemission matrix element governing the transition to—and scattering character of—the photoelectron final state. [...]