News

What´s new at HITS? On this page you can find the latest news from and about HITS, including the latest scientific discoveries, personal achievements by our researchers or general changes at HITS.

Talk by Rolf Kuiper on Accretion and Feedback in the Formation of the Most Massive Stars

9. April 2018

On Wednesday, April 11, Dr. Rolf Kuiper from the University of Tübingen will visit the PSO group. He will give a …

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Job

Lecture: Python programming for scientists

3. April 2018

Heidelberg University, Summer Semester 2018, Lecturer: Dr. Markus Kromer

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Protein analysis: Less is more

27. March 2018

CONAN to the rescue! The new software-package for molecular dynamic simulations compresses 3D data to contact maps and helps to analyze …

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Welcome Isabel!

26. March 2018

A warm welcome to Isabel who has recently joined MBM group as a PhD student. Isabel did her master studies in …

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Welcome Frieda!

26. March 2018

A warm welcome to Frieda that has just joined MBM group as a master student. Frieda is a Molecular Biotechnology …

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Welcome Benedikt!

26. March 2018

A warm welcome to Benedikt that has just joined MBM group as a master student. Benedikt is a master student of …

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Habilitation for HITSter Rüdiger Pakmor

13. March 2018

The astrophysicist Dr. Rüdiger Pakmor from the Theoretical Astrophysis group (TAP) successfully completed the habilitation process at Heidelberg University. At …

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Talk by Asa Skuladottir

9. March 2018

On March 9th, 2018, Dr. Asa Skuladottir from the Max-Planck-Institute for Astronomy is visiting the PSO group and will give a talk …

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Phylogenetic Tools: Software Quality Tests Yield Best Practices

1. March 2018

Life science research increasingly runs on software. A good fraction, perhaps even most of it, is made by academics, for academics: …

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No. 30 | 03-2018

1. March 2018

News about the next HITS “Journalists in Residence”, venia legendi for HITSter Dr. Rüdiger Pakmor, a simulation showing how black …

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