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The European Commission has recently approved the CREMLINplus project (Connecting Russian and European Measures for Large-scale research INfrastructures). In the frameworks of Horizon 2020, 25 ME have been allocated for 35 European and Russian institutions and organizations to participate in development of the 5 Russian major mega-science projects

The LNF territory includes about 35.000 sq. of green areas (almost one third of the total area) and hosts more than 250 trees and several plant species.

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1999.

A delegation of Chinese scientists of Sun Yat-Sen University, on November 18th visited Frascati National Laboratories. Sun Yat-Sen University, that has a century-old tradition, is becoming an academic and research pole and an excellence cultural center in the panorama of south China.

INFN Frascati National Laboratories are glad to announce the opening of registration for the 2020 LNF Educational Program. Next January we will be waiting for you with a new range of initiatives addressed to Kids, Students, Teachers and General Public.

SABINA (Source of Advanced Beam Imaging for Novel Applications) is a project that will be co-funded with an amount of 4.5 M€ by the Regione Lazio, with POR-FESR 2014-2020 funds, for the realization – at Frascati National Laboratories – of a research facility which will be made available also to external users.

The ALICE group at the Frascati National Laboratories has successfully completed its quota of the production of the new silicon pixel vertexing and tracking detector of the ALICE experiment at CERN.

Prof. Sir Roger Penrose, University of Oxford, will give a lecture on his vision about how to solve the tension between general relativity and quantum mechanics

Frascati National Laboratories are waiting for you on Friday 27th of September for the 2019 edition of the European Researchers’ Night.

Sergio Ferrara (CERN & INFN-LNF), Dan Freedman (MIT & Stanford) and Peter van Nieuwenhuizen (Stony Brook) won the Breakthrough Prize 2019 in Fundamental Physics