The Long Night of Science in the LL&M research building
The future of cardiac arrhythmia therapy - biological pacemakers?
Stem cell biology offers promising new approaches for the regeneration of the damaged heart as well as for drug development.
Laser micromachining and 3D printing in metal
Lasers play an important role in modern manufacturing technology. Various exhibits and a tour of the laboratory will be used to present current areas of application and research in laser technology. In addition to processing using ultra-short laser pulses to manufacture medical implants, the production of metallic components using 3D printing will also be presented.
Life punishes those who arrive too late - or: Why we find it difficult to balance sticks
Many of us have a tendency to put things off, only to realise that we are creating problems for ourselves. This also applies to maths. Meet us at our stand, we'll let you balance a few sticks and then we'll use maths to find out how it works in our brains. If you don't believe it, come and see us.
Insights into the chemistry of whisky, rum & co. using mass spectrometry
Mass spectrometry, one of the most widely used analytical techniques, gives us a molecular insight into the chemistry of whisky, rum & co. In a laboratory experiment, we demonstrate the clarification of polyphenols and other ingredients directly on the research system.
Gummy bears learn to swim:Hydrogels in everyday life
Hydrogels are not only exciting in the laboratory. From nappies and contact lenses to the water supply for cut flowers, hydrogels are used in our everyday lives. We provide an insight into the diverse and fascinating world of hydrogels.
Implants - the technology universe in the body
Biomedical technology with its implants can help to improve quality of life and prolong life. How do these systems work and which implant technologies are being worked on in Rostock? Implants you can touch and talk to researchers and developers.
A look into the nanocosmos: how electron microscopesmake the small world visible
With the help of modern electron microscopes, we are able to image the smallest structures down to individual atoms. We are happy to show you what is needed for these fascinating images and what it looks like in the nanocosmos in our laboratories.
Polarised atomic nuclei and magnetic resonance: Highly sensitive insights into the structure of RNA
We drove through one of the most modern NMR laboratories in the North and demonstrated live how dynamic nuclear spin polarisation can be used to visualise invisible signals from RNA molecules, which are not only found in viruses but also play an important role in the human body.
#forsch:ma- FORSCHUNGSWERKSTATT:Mathematik
is a project of the University of Rostock's mathematics didactics working group on "research-based mathematical work" with heterogeneous groups of pupils & offers (among other things) school classes or smaller groups of all school types & grades bookable offers on "mathematical research", thinking & experimenting.
Wunderwelt Warnow-Wassertropfen "Life in the Warnow
What is there to discover in a tiny drop of water? What creatures can be found there? To get answers to this question, we look through the microscope and discover the world in the water of the Warnow, taken directly from the Likedeeler.
About us
Management of the department
Members of the Executive Board
Members of the department
Scientific Advisory Board
Research building
Overview
The department's research building is an ideal research environment for interdisciplinary project work and is also home to the five competence centres (CC) below. The ELMI-MV centre pools expertise in the field of electron microscopy. The other project laboratories are available to members of the LL&M department.
Expertise
The department conducts a broad spectrum of basic research in interdisciplinary subject areas. Future-oriented topics of overall social and international relevance and with high scientific standards are at the centre of our work. Some of the members' projects are listed here.
Research report
In its tenth year since its foundation, the LL&M Department has presented some of its members' projects in this research report. The interplay of light and matter, from chemical and biological agents to biomedical applications is presented on over 60 pages. The graduate network LLM, as well as an overview of the projects of the scientists and the presentation of the scientific advisory board are mentioned here. Extracts from some of the articles are presented on our homepage. The print version can be requested from the department management .