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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4004
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4004
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 2009
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- Equal Opportunities Officer
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- Spokesperson of Forschungszentrum Jülich
Dr. Anne Rother is the press spokesperson of Forschungszentrum Jülich and head of the Corporate Communications department. Her team is the first port of call for everyone who is interested in Forschungszentrum Jülich.
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- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Fields "Information
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 2009
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- Office of the Board of Directors ( VB ) Building 15.3 / Room 3100
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- Research Manager for the Center for Advanced Simulation and Analytics ( CASA )
- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Fields "Information
- Scientific Assistant for Digital Change
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4016
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- Member of the Board of Directors
- Member of the Board of Directors for Scientific Division II
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4002
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4014
- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Field "Energy
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- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Field "Matter" Nuclear Physics Institute
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- Project Manager for Roadmapping and PR Officer for the Helmholtz Association Research Field "Information
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- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Field "Energy
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- Research Manager for the Center for Advanced Simulation and Analytics ( CASA )
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- Office of the Board of Directors ( VB ) Building 15.3 / Room 3100
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- Contact Partner
- Teamleiter Afrika ( UE - B ) Corporate Development
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- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Field "Earth and Environment
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- Scientific Assistant for Digital Change
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- Central Coordinator of the IT Committees ( IT Steering Committee, Coordination Team, IT Forum ) Support
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4016
Gabriela Figueroa Miranda is enthusiastic about biosensors: "I am really in love with biosensors", says the scientist from Mexico with a laugh. She develops malaria rapid diagnostic tests and as a young entrepreneur, she now wants to transfer her research to applications.
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 2008b
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- Vice - Chair
- Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
Dr. Ir. Peter Jansens
Member of the Board of Directors for Scientific Division II and III
Since 1 September 2011, Karsten Beneke has been Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors. Previously, he headed the State Chancellery of North Rhine-Westphalia and was also State Secretary at the Ministry for Federal and European Affairs in the Minister President's Portfolio.
Karsten Beneke was born on 18 December 1958 in Potsdam. He attended secondary school in Ulm and then completed his degree in economics at Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich in 1984 and remained there as a research assistant until 1987.
After being involved in the German Bundestag's committee of enquiry on "Technology Assessment", he moved to the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and in 1995 became head of division there.
In 1999, Beneke took up a position as head of corporate development and international relations at the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) in Porz, near Cologne, and in 2002 he became director of space flight and transport.
Before coming to Jülich, Karsten Beneke was State Secretary for Federal and European Affairs and representative of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia to the Federal Government. Until 2010 he was head of the State Chancellery of North Rhine-Westphalia.
He is married and has four children.
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- Deputy
- Representative for Employees in Jülich
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- IT Administrator JuDocs Und Projektmanager IT - System DokMS Building 15.3 / Room
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- Administration & Support DokMS Building 15.3 / Room
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- Chairman
- Chairman of the Board of Directors
Chair; Divisions: Science, external relations and Director for Scientific Division I
On 1 August 2023, Prof. Astrid Lambrecht took over as Chair of the Board of Directors of Forschungszentrum Jülich. Already in 2021 she joined the Board of Directors for Scientific Division I, for which she continues to be responsible on an provisional basis.
She had previously been Research Director at CNRS - an academic title equivalent to "professor" in Germany. From 2014 to 2015, she was Deputy Director of the LKB, and from 2016, she was Deputy Scientific Director at the CNRS headquarters for the Institute of Physics, which she has headed since 2018.
Born in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Prof. Astrid Lambrecht first studied physics at the University of Essen and at Imperial College London. In 1995, she completed her doctorate at the Kastler-Brossel Laboratory (LKB) in Paris on the topic of cold atoms and quantum fluctuations. After a post-doctoral fellowship at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, she moved to the Institute of Physics at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in Paris in 1996. In 2002, Lambrecht obtained her habilitation from the Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris.
Lambrecht's main research was on quantum fluctuations and the forces excited by them. Lambrecht paid particular attention to the microphysical Casimir effect, which, in simple terms, causes two parallel metal plates to attract each other in a vacuum. This effect is of interest in fields such as microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) - miniature plates used in smartphones, airbags, and inkjet printers. Lambrecht also researched related phenomena in fields such as atomic physics and nanophysics - and she investigated what role the force of the Casimir effect plays in physical matters in fields such as biology and chemistry. Lambrecht's research enjoys international influence and ranges from basic research to application. During her career, Lambrecht has produced around 150 publications - including popular science works on modern physics.
Lambrecht also brings a great deal of experience from numerous international scientific organizations and committees to Jülich. She has been active in funding organizations such as the French National Research Agency (ANR), the American National Science Foundation (NSF), the British Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), and the Austrian Science Fund (FWF). She has also already contributed her expertise to the German Physical Society (DPG), the US Department of Energy, the French Parliamentary Office for Scientific and Technological Assessment (OPECST) and the French research organisation CEA. At CEA, she is a member of the supervisory board. From 2007 to 2014, Lambrecht was also co-editor of the scientific journal EPL for the field of physics.
Lambrecht's most significant awards include the 2005 Aimé Cotton Award from the Société Française de Physique (SFP), the 2013 CNRS silver medal, and the 2016 Gentner-Kastler-Prize from the SFP and DPG. In 2019, she was also awarded the French Legion of Honour order of merit.
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- Head of Peter Grünberg Institute ( PGI - 1 ) and
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- Research Manager in the Helmholtz Research Fields "Information"
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- Contact Partner
- Corporate Development ( UE ) Building 15.3 / Room 4004
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- Assistant for Digital Change
- Support of the UE Website / Support of the FDM Toolbox
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- Theoretical Investigation of the Emergence of Majorana States in Nanostructures