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  • Around the world in 24 days: the *Leibniz IPHT Christmas Stories*

    Christmas is different this year. How do we still get into a festive mood? We travel around the world in 24 days! Our international colleagues tell 24 wonderful, funny, interesting and absolutely heartwarming Christmas stories — every day from a different country: in our Leibniz IPHT Advent calendar.

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  • Jena research team presents novel approach to the storage of solar energy

    Transforming the energy from the sun into chemical energy as efficiently as nature does: A research team from Leibniz IPHT and the University of Jena has now come one step closer to this vision. The researchers have developed a chemical system that collects light energy and stores it on a molecule for at least 14 hours.

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  • Leibniz IPHT Sensors Are Going to Mars

    On 30 July, the Mars Rover Perseverance has taken off for the red planet - with thermal sensors from Leibniz IPHT on board. They measure the surface temperature and, in addition to the weather report from Mars, are intended to provide information for future human exploration of the planet.

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  • Our annual report is here

    Richly illustrated and in a new design: the annual report looks back to 2019 - and to the future. Under the motto Biophotonics4Future we show how scientists at Leibniz IPHT are working to shape our future.

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  • Research team builds electrodes from leaves

    Efficient, cost-effective and aesthetic: Guobin Jia and Jonathan Plentz have built electrodes from magnolia leaves. The transparent leaf structure electrodes could be used to design novel solar cells, LEDs or displays.

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  • “Unique and Revolutionary”

    Jena Concept for Photonics in Infection Research Rated Among the Best by the Scientific Council

    The German Council of Science and Humanities ("Wissenschaftsrat", WR) gave Jena’s Leibniz Center for Photonics in Infection Research (LPI) a very positive evaluation. A user-open center could form in 2018 to research photonic solutions for the diagnosis, monitoring, and experimental treatment of infections and develop functional solutions in collaboration with industrial partners.

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