Glowing DNA and Shining Winners at “Jugend Forscht” (Young Researchers)

27. Mai 2009

With their work on “Fluorescence Effects on Metal Nanoparticles”, which was carried out at the Institute of Photonic Technology (IPHT), Julia Münzner (17) and Patrick Wohlfahrt (18) won second place in the physics category at the 44th national competition under the auspices of the German President.

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