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📜 Treasures from the archive
To celebrate 100 years of Schrödinger’s equation, the Faculty of Physics is sharing archival documents connected to Erwin Schrödinger and the beginnings of quantum mechanics.
More materials throughout the year:
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📜⚖️ Treasures from the Archive: 100 Years of Schrödinger's Equation!
🎂 The Faculty of Physics (@univie-physik.bsky.social) has opened a fascinating window into history.
🔎 Explore the archive highlights here: schroedinger100.univie.ac.at/treasures-fr...
📸: © Helen Piel | Erwin Schrödinger Archive
🧮🎂 This year the Schrödinger Equation turns 100!
🔗 To celebrate the centenary, the Faculty of Physics has launched a website about the equation and its legacy at #UniVie. Read more here: schroedinger100.univie.ac.at
📸: © Lee Rozema
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📚 Mini-courses in the programme Amplitudes and Algebraic Geometry at ESI include topics such as amplituhedra, Feynman integrals, kinematic varieties, cluster algebras, modular forms, theta functions, and motivic periods.
📸 Ongoing at the ESI: Amplitudes and Algebraic Geometry
This thematic programme brings together physicists and mathematicians working on scattering amplitudes and algebraic geometry, with mini-courses, workshops, and collaboration weeks.
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Schrödinger’s Equation Turns 100 🎉
On 27 Jan. 1926, the journal Annalen der Physik received Schrödinger’s manuscript for the first of his four papers on “Quantisation as an Eigenvalue problem”. 🐈
Follow the journey from the original papers to the laboratories & technologies shaping the next century.
Looking forward to the lecture course on Langevin Sampling Algorithms that Ben Leimkuhler will give later this spring at the @esivienna.bsky.social.
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📅 ESI’s 2026 workshop programme is now online, with workshops covering probabilistic mass transport, random matrices, diffusive and biological systems, quantum probes of gravity, materials microstructures, statistical physics of glasses, and cell biology interfaces.
Overview: www.esi.ac.at/news/n72
From Monge and Kantorovich to Schrödinger bridges, martingale and adapted transport, discussions led to new ideas and collaborations. The workshop showed how quickly probabilistic mass transport is developing with much more still to explore.
📺 Talks available here: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Our workshop “Probabilistic Mass Transport – from Schrödinger to Stochastic Analysis” brought researchers to Vienna to discuss how Optimal Transport connects analysis, geometry, probability, physics, machine learning, and related fields. 🧵⬇️
Welcome to the new board members of the Erwin Schrödinger Institute: Ilse Fischer, Ulisse Stefanelli, and Massimiliano Procura, who joined on January 1, 2026. Many thanks to Christoph Dellago, Michael Eichmair, and Ilaria Perugia for their years of service to ESI. www.esi.ac.at/about/people
Missed a talk or want to watch again? All recordings are available here: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
One highlight of the week was an inspiring poster session, accompanied by illustrations from Women in Science presented by Angelika Manhart.
The series featured scientists such as Barbara McClintock, Maryam Mirzakhani, Tebello Nyokong and many others.
The workshop Modelling Diffusive Systems: Theory & Biological Applications, organised by Valeria Giunta, Annalisa Iuorio, Angelika Manhart and Cinzia Soresina, has come to an end. The goal was to bring together different communities to explore diffusive systems from multiple perspectives.
On this day 100 years ago, January 27, 1926, Erwin Schrödinger published the first of a series of seminal papers introducing the Schrödinger equation, the cornerstone of #quantum mechanics. ⚛️
How did a single equation reshape our understanding of nature, driving innovation a century later? ⤵️
Yesterday we kicked off “The World in One Line – Schrödinger’s Equation Turns 100” and yes, there was cake 🎂 We even sang Happy Birthday! 🥳
🎥 Missed it? Talks are available here: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
We even sang Happy Birthday! 🎂🥂
www.esi.ac.at/events/e596/
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Excited about the symposium "The world in one line" celebrating the first 100 years of Schrödinger equation, which will start in a few minutes at @esivienna.bsky.social
Videos of the talks will be available soon.
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Lots of interest tonight for the panel discussion "Physicist at the Forefront of the AI Revolution" at @esivienna.bsky.social.
We have a great panel of alumni of @univie-physik.bsky.social, who came back to discuss with current students about the opportunities (and perhaps dangers) of AI.
⚛️⚖️ 100 years old — and still shaping our world!
In 1926, Erwin Schrödinger published a series of seminal papers introducing the Schrödinger equation, the cornerstone of quantum mechanics. ✨
#QuantumMechanics #SchrodingerEquation #Schrödinger #QuantumScience #Centenary
The World in One Line – Schrödinger’s Equation Turns 100
📅 January 22–23, 2026
Join us for this symposium celebrating 100 years of Schrödinger’s equation. You are warmly invited!
Programme & details:
www.esi.ac.at/events/e596/
Curious about the goals of the workshop and the science behind it?
👉 hyperboloid.al/event/vienna...
Missed a talk or want to revisit one? All recordings are available on our YouTube channel:
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A big thank you to the organisers Roland Donninger, David Hilditch, Maciej Maliborski, Rodrigo Panosso Maced, Alex Vañó Viñuales, and Anil Colpan Zenginoglu for putting together such an inspiring programme.
Our first workshop of the year, "Hyperboloidal Foliations and their Application", is slowly coming to an end and it’s been a great one! Thanks to everyone who joined and contributed.
🎂🥳 The World in One Line – Schrödinger’s Equation Turns 100!
〰️ To celebrate this milestone, ESI Vienna and the Universität Wien are bringing together leading international experts for a two-day symposium.
🔗 More about the symposium: www.esi.ac.at/events/e596/
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After an intense period, our Thematic Programme: Free Boundary Problems is slowly coming to an end. A heartfelt thank you to all participants and especially to the organisers for making this such a wonderful time. 👏🏻 Missed a talk? Catch up on our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Our final workshop of the Programme: Free Boundary Problems is underway! We kicked off the week with great talks by Alberto Bressan, Maurizio Grasselli, Marta Lewicka & many more to come. Thanks to the organisers for their work throughout the whole programme. Follow along: www.esi.ac.at/events/e555/
The Quantum Many-body Systems & Bose-Einstein Condensation workshop has wrapped up. Thank you to everyone who joined us! It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces and to celebrate the achievements of Jakob Yngvason ahead of his 80th birthday.
Talk recordings: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Full house today, with excellent talks from Jan Philip Solovej, Benjamin Schlein, Arnaud Triay, and many more to come.