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© DLR| NewsStudents are encouraged to join REXUS/BEXUS program
moreOne year ago ZARM took over the coordination of the German student teams participating in the REXUS/BEXUS program of DLR. Now students can apply again in order to create their own rocket or ballon experiments...
© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsFocussing on the next generation experts
moreOn 20th June 2014 the "friends of ZARM" association celebrates its 25th anniversary of supporting young STEM scientists...
© OHB| NewsZARM mourns the passing of Manfred Fuchs
moreThe founder of the OHB AG was a long-time friend and loyal supporter of ZARM. He passed away unexpectedly at the age of 75.
© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsNeutron Stars Help to Test Gravitation Theories
moreThe latest ZARM publication on the geometry of spacetime may become a powerful future tool for observations of neutron stars and tests of gravitation theories
© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsConference on Black Holes and Neutron Stars
moreFrom 31 March to 4 April 2014 ZARM scienstist Dr. Eva Hackmann is co-organizer of the conference "The Strong Gravity Regime of Black Holes and Neutron Stars" funded by the Wilhelm und Else Heraeus Foundation.
© ZARM, Universität Bremen| NewsSTUDENTS BUILD ROCKETS IN THE DROP TOWER
moreFour Student teams from Belgium, Scotland, Sweden and Romania are preparing their rocket experiments in the Drop Tower Bremen.
© Karin R. Remeikis| NewsFirst German CanSat Contest
moreFor the first time pupils from German schools will have the opportunity to develop their own mini-satellite and send it into space. Find the German press release here.