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The new “Ute and Roland Wielen Foundation Fund” shall support science, research and teaching at Heidelberg University, primarily at ARI and ITA. (2023/03/16)

Using Webb's image clarity at infrared wavelengths, scientists discover missing pieces of the star formation puzzle. Their findings are now published in a collection of research papers, also with first authors from ZAH. (2023/02/16)

Viele von Klaus Meisenheimer's Weggefährten arbeiten auch am ZAH und möchten seiner Familie ihre aufrichtige Anteilnahme versichern und ihr herzlichstes Beileid zu diesem großen Verlust ausdrücken. (2023/02/10)

Heidelberg astronomers have detected a planet orbiting its star in its habitable zone just 30 light-years away. The discovery was made with measurements carried out with CARMENES. (2023/02/06)

Dr. Hans-Günter Ludwig was appointed Private Lecturer (Priv. Doz.) by the Habilitation Conference of the Department of Physics and Astronomy of Heidelberg University. (2023/02/07)

In fall 2023, the SkyPole facility, funded by the Klaus Tschira Foundation, will enable the observation of constellations, planets and satellites with the naked eye. (2023/02/01)

Mar 31 11:00	TBA Ivanna Escala (Princeton U.) Königstuhl Kolloquium Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Level 3 Lecture Hall (301)
Apr 14 11:00	TBA Ivanna Escala (Princeton U.) Königstuhl Kolloquium Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Level 3 Lecture Hall (301)
Apr 20 11:15	nn nn ARI Institute Colloquium Moenchhofstrasse 12-14, Seminarraum 1.OG

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Welcome to ZAH

Ute and Roland Wielen Foundation Fund established

Webb telescope finds pieces of the star formation puzzle

Prof. Dr. Klaus Meisenheimer verstorben

CARMENES succeeds in detecting habitable exoplanet

Hans-Günter Ludwig appointed Private Lecturer (Priv. Doz.)

SkyPole facility will be launched at Landessternwarte

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