Links
TU Graz
- TUGonline
- Studies & Teaching Physics
- Institute of Experimental Physics
- Institute of Solid State Physics
- Institute of Theoretical and Computational Physics
- Institute Institute of Materials Physics
- Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis
- Institute of Mathematics
- Central Information Technology
- University library
- HTU Graz (ÖH at the TU Graz)
- Physicswiki of the deanery
UNI Graz
- UniGrazOnline
- Department of Experimental Physics
- Department of Theoretical Physics
- Department of Astrophysics and Geophysics
- Department for Physics Education/Teaching
- ÖH Uni Graz
International Physics-Links
Physics at other Universities
- HU Berlin
- TU Munich
- TU Vienna
- Uni Aachen
- Uni Dortmund
- Uni Frankfurt
- Uni Freiburg
- Uni Giessen
- Uni Kaiserslautern
- Uni Karlsruhe
- Uni Cologne
- Uni Oldenburg
- Uni Regensburg
- Uni Vienna
- Uni Würzburg
- Université de Genève
Additional Information on QFS
In the depths of the internet, one comes across many excellent websites dedicated to presenting concepts of modern physics in a way that is accessible to everyone. Here we present a (naturally subjective and certainly incomplete) selection. We also want to take this opportunity to introduce various teaching and research projects in modern physics in the Graz area, as well as other plans and projects related to quantum mechanics, fields, and black holes. These are carefully selected external sites, for which we nevertheless cannot accept any liability:
German pages
- Welt der Physik – Physics site with information and links to a wide variety of topics in physics
English pages
- The Particle Adventure – an easy-to-understand introduction to particle physics
- This Week's Finding in Mathematical Physics – A collection of fine articles, some introductory, others quite challenging
- Public Lecture: The Future of Fundamental Physics
Miscellaneous
- Projekt Wikiversity
- Wolfram|Alpha
- www.ombplus.de (Online Bridge-Course in Mathematics)