Rosenberg Centre for Dimensional Physics

The Rosenberg Centre for Dimensional Physics was an experimental Gen 2 bridge laboratory that was intended to function as Germany's national research centre for dimensional physics. It was located in Berlin and operated by CORE Group on behalf of the Max Planck Institute for Physics, but was overseen by the Interdimensional Research Treaty Organisation. On 21 March 2100, the facility became the site of the world's first dimensional incursion, known as the First Incursion; it remains heavily damaged, sealed and condemned to the present day.