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Darkness visible: the search for the missing mass of the universe

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Mareike Herzog .

Talk followed by a wine reception.
FREE for everybody!!!

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Most of the matter in the universe is invisible – we call it dark matter. What is it and how can one detect it? This talk will discuss recent theoretical and experimental progress in the understanding of one of the deepest mysteries of Nature.

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