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© NASA/CXC/M. Weiss| NewsZARM Talk: Three stories about the dark universe
moreDark matter and dark energy are among the greatest mysteries in modern physics. Since they remain hidden from our eyes and telescopes, they are all the more difficult to study. On Nov 6th, Manuel Hohmann will shed some light on the darkness.
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© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsHow does sand flows on the Moon? GraviTower enables new insights
moreAt the GraviTower Bremen, an international research team examines how sand, dust, and other granular materials move on the Moon or Mars – a topic crucial for many future space missions.
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© Aliénor Riviere| Scientific TalksZARM Talk: Bubble breakup in turbulence
moreWhat makes bubbles suddenly break in turbulence? On Sep 16th, Aliénor Riviere explains how random flow fluctuations trigger breakup, using stochastic models and stability analysis to reveal surprising bubble motions and a new deformation mode.
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© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsFrom Outer Space to the Classroom: Bremen Becomes ESERO Partner Site
moreThe new partnership between ZARM and ESERO will strengthen efforts to inspire the next generation of space explorers. The first joint activity, the “Explore Science”, will take place from September 10 to 12 in Bremen’s Bürgerpark.
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© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsZARM Research Inspires Mural Design as Part of Mural City 2026
moreScience Meets Urban Art: Two ZARM researchers provide the inspiration for large-scale murals in Bremen’s neighborhood “Viertel”
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© CC DLR| NewsApplication phase for the 2026/27 German CanSat Competition has begun
moreThe 13th German CanSat Competition invites German school students interested in the natural sciences to develop their own minisatellites!