In cooperation with the Universities of Bonn and Siegen, joint lectures are offered in the fields of hadron and particle physics (master level).
Particle physics and medical physics
A warm welcome!
Welcome to our website! Here you will find information on the work of the research group of Prof. Dr. Johannes Albrecht as well as on the Emmy Noether Junior Research Group of Dr. Dominik Mitzel. At the TU Dortmund University, we research the fundamentals of the microcosm with the LHCb experiment at CERN. The focus of our work is on investigating the fundamental forces as well as on developing particle physics detectors and methods for analysing large amounts of data. In addition, we work on the connection between particle physics and medical physics. Dr Mitzel's Junior Research Group focuses on the study of rare decays of the charm quark at the LHCb experiment.
News
DPG Medical Physics Spring Conference in Berlin 2024
From March 17 to 22, 2024, the DPG Spring Conference of the Condensed Matter, Medical and Radiation Physics Section took place in Berlin.
Color Meets Flavor PhD School 2024
The first PhD school took place in Bad Honnef as part of the "Color Meets Flavor" collaboration between the working groups in Dortmund, Siegen and…
Cluster of Excellence "Color-Meets-Flavor" in second selection round
The application for the "Color Meets Flavor" Cluster of Excellence was successful in the first selection stage of the Excellence Strategy.
DPG Spring Conference 2024 in Karlsruhe
From March 4 to 8, 2024, the DPG Spring Conference on Particle Physics took place in Karlsruhe.
Events
Second CharmInDor mini-workshop on rare charm decay and CPV
The second CharmInDor workshop will take place on April 23-24.
LHCb Masterclasses 2024
The international masterclasses will take place on 16.02.2024 from 09:00 to 17:30.
Particles Colloquium: Prompt neutrinos and LHC measurements
On 21.12. Dr. Maria Garzelli will talk about "Prompt neutrinos and LHC measurements".
Special colloquium: Prompt atmospheric neutrino fluxes: The role of parton distribution functions and constraints on intrinsic charm
Prof. Dr. Günter Sigl speaks about "Prompt atmospheric neutrino fluxes: The role of parton distribution functions and constraints on intrinsic charm".