Representing the Unobservable: The Formation of the Virtual Particle Concept in the Practice of Theory (1923-1949)
暫譯: 無法觀察的表徵：虛粒子概念在理論實踐中的形成（1923-1949）

Markus Ehberger studied physics (B.Sc.) and history of science (M.Sc.) in Regensburg and Jena. He was a member of the DFG-funded research group The Epistemology of the LHC in the project A1: The Formation and Development of the Concept of the Virtual Particle. Within this project, he was a research associate at the TU Berlin and the RWTH Aachen and wrote his dissertation (TU Berlin) about the conceptual development of the virtual particle. As a research associate at FSU Jena and together with Christian Forstner, he developed and wrote a physics history city guide for the city of Jena. Since 2022, Markus Ehberger has worked at the Deutsches Museum (Munich), at first as the Managing Editor of the Open Access book series Deutsches Museum Studies, now as part of the internet editorial office and as a member of the team for the new physics exhibition.

馬庫斯·艾伯格在雷根斯堡和耶拿學習物理學（學士）和科學史（碩士）。他曾是德國研究基金會（DFG）資助的研究小組「大型強子對撞機的認識論」（The Epistemology of the LHC）中的成員，參與項目A1：虛粒子概念的形成與發展（The Formation and Development of the Concept of the Virtual Particle）。在此項目中，他擔任柏林工業大學（TU Berlin）和亞琛工業大學（RWTH Aachen）的研究助理，並在柏林工業大學撰寫了有關虛粒子概念發展的博士論文。作為耶拿弗朗茨·阿爾布雷希特大學（FSU Jena）的研究助理，他與克里斯蒂安·福斯特納（Christian Forstner）共同開發並撰寫了耶拿市的物理歷史城市指南。自2022年以來，馬庫斯·艾伯格在德國博物館（慕尼黑）工作，最初擔任開放存取書籍系列《德國博物館研究》（Deutsches Museum Studies）的主編，現在則是互聯網編輯部的一部分，並且是新物理展覽團隊的成員。