Übersetzung für "Atomic physicist" in Deutsch

The leader of this project was the atomic physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer.

The prize is named after Professor Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, an atomic physicist and former DFG president, who died in the year 2000.

Today, my brother studies atoms, he became an atomic physicist and does not live in Macedonia.

For, in weather, we're not only dealing with forces of a far greater variety than even the atomic physicist encounters, but with life itself.

Since 1980 the prize has been named after the atomic physicist and former president of the DFG, Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, during whose tenure (1973-1979) it was first awarded.

Niels Bohr, the great Danish atomic physicist, took news to Einstein in 1939 that the German refugee physicist Lise Meitner had split the uranium atom, with a slight loss of total mass that had been converted into energy.

The atomic physicist Edward Teller was of the opinion that the development of a hydrogen bomb is absolutely necessary as a protection against the Soviet Union.

Named after the atomic physicist and former DFG President, and awarded for the first time during his term of office, the prize is regarded as the most important of its kind for early career researchers in Germany.

Since 1980 it has been named after the atomic physicist and former DFG President Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, during whose period in office (1973-1979) it was first awarded.

The Reinhart Koselleck Projects will be conducted by Professor Margit Zacharias, a nanotechnologist from Freiburg, and Professor Reinhard Dörner, an atomic physicist from Frankfurt.

The DFG and the BMBF consider it to be both an acknowledgment of achievements and an incentive for young researchers to pursue their academic careers. Since 1980 the prize has been named after the atomic physicist and former president of the DFG, Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, during whose tenure (1973–1979) it was first awarded.

It is named after the atomic physicist Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, former President of the German Research Foundation and one of TUM's most prominent scientists.

The atomic physicist is the project leader of this experiment at the GSI, which is a collaborative effort between the Max Planck scientists from Heidelberg and other German and international research groups.

Since 1980 it has been named after the atomic physicist and former DFG President Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, during whose period in office (1973–1979) it was first awarded.

The prize is named after the atomic physicist and former DFG President Professor Heinz Maier-Leibnitz, as it was initiated and awarded for the first time during his term of office from 1974 to1979.

The 4f electrons, which are localized at the ytterbium atoms, rotate about their own axis and thus create the usual magnetic moments of the ytterbium atoms – physicists call this rotation spin.

Therefore, in order to have a molecule communicate optically with atoms, the physicists must put in a similar amount of effort as most Europeans do when they want to learn Chinese.

Using the technology of atomic clocks Physicists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Harvard University in the USA proposed to apply the methods used in extremely accurate atomic clocks to create an ultra-cold environment in which the formation of quasiparticles takes place in slow-motion.

Today it is clear that their mathematical approximation methods must fail due to the strong fields in the vicinity of the atomic nuclei - the physicists’ task for the future will therefore be to develop new computational methods for this area.