In 2025, RETHINKING PHYSICS will be showcased at over 50 locations worldwide, including in Australia, Germany, Austria, and the United States. The portraits will appear in schools, libraries, museums, and at scientific conferences. Will it be coming to your area?
- 17 January 2025 at 5 pm
Opening in Würzburg - 17 January 2025 at 5 pm
Opening in Dresden - 31 January-1 February 2025
MINT-EC Schulleitungstagung 2024 - 13 February-15 March 2025
Energie Erlebnis Zentrum Ostfriesland - 25 February-31 March 2025
Gymnasium am Tannenberg in Grevesmühlen - 8 March-18 May 2025
Technical Collections Dresden - 10-12 March 2025
DPG Spring Meetings in Cologne - 10-28 March 2025
St. Ursulaschule in Würzburg - 12-14 March 2025
DPG Spring Meetings in Bonn - 21 March 2025
DPG Spring Meetings in Regensburg - 28 March-28 April 2025Friedrich-Koenig-Gymnasium Würzburg
- 31 March-3 April 2025
DPG Spring Meetings in Göttingen - 3 April 2025
Girls’Day at the University Würzburg - 11.-22. April 2025Technische Universität Ilmenau
- 14 April 2025 at 3 pm
Urania Berlin - from 14 April 2025 at 7 pm
Planetarium Nürnberg - 14 April-31 May 2025Planetarium Nürnberg
- 16 April-15 May 2025Q.UNI - Kinder- und Jugend-Uni Münster
22 April-20 June 2025Ilmenau University Library
5-26 May 2025Kaiser-Karls-Gymnasium in Aachen- 19-30 May 2025German International School in Sydney
23-30 June 2025Gymnasium Höchstadt a. d. Aisch- 25-27 June 2025Universität Innsbruck
- 30 June-3 July 2025University Würzburg
- 28 July 2025Julius-Echter-Gymnasium in Elsenfeld
8-12 September 2025DPG 2nd Fall Meetings in Göttingen
18-21 September 2025DPG German Conference of Women in Physics in Kiel- 29 September-19 Oktober 2025Triest
- 20-24 Oktober 2025Hölderlin Gymnasium Heidelberg
- 3.14 November 2025German International School Washington
14 November 2025University Würzburg- 15 November 2025DPG closing event of the quantum year in Münster
The exhibition RETHINKING PHYSICS is a project by the Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat, which champions equal opportunities. ct.qmat has been jointly run by Julius-Maximilians-Universität (JMU) Würzburg and Technische Universität (TU) Dresden since 2019.
Over 300 scientists from more than thirty countries and four continents study topological quantum materials that reveal surprising phenomena under extreme conditions such as ultra-low temperatures, high pressure, or strong magnetic fields. ct.qmat is funded through the German Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State Governments and is the only Cluster of Excellence in Germany to be based in two different federal states.