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Farewell to Pio Picchi

Pio Picchi, a very unique scientist, passed away. With his original contributions, especially in the field of detector development, he had been marking the history of INFN experimental physics for 50 years.

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Greetings from the Frascati National Laboratories

The Laboratories will be closed for festivities from Monday 24th of December 2018 to Tuesday 1st of January 2019.   Retrace “A year of Outreach“ at LNF, waiting for 2019 with a brand new series of dates with Science! WATCH THE VIDEO   Have a nice holiday and a happy new year!       Translation by Camilla Paola Maglione, Communications Office INFN-LNF 

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The colours of Ancient Rome in a new “light”

Spectroscopic investigations for the reconstruction of the frescoes of the Roman Villa della Piscina and for the restoration of the artworks of Palazzo Chigi in Ariccia. These are some of the activities of the ADAMO (Analysis, DiAgnostics and MOnitoring) project

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The 2018 APS Award goes to a LNF researcher

LNF congratulates our researcher, Catalina Curceanu, who, together with Stephen L. Adler of the Institute for Advanced Study di Princeton (USA), won the Fundamental Physics Innovation Award of the American Physics Society, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

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SICURA wins the research call of Lazio Region

The SICURA (SICUrezza Radiologica – RAdiation Safety) project, an innovative proposal drawn up by Catalina Curceanu and Roberto Bedogni, researchers at LNF, wins the Lazio Region call for Research Group Projects – Knowledge and Cooperation for a New Development Model.

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The Italian LaRRI gets to Mars too

On last 26th of November at 9 pm, the NASA lander Insight landed on Mars, bringing on the Red Planet also a little piece of Italy and of the INFN. In fact, on board there is LaRRI (Laser Retro-Reflector for Insight), a laser microreflector developed by the Frascati National Laboratories with the support of the Italian Space Agency

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Special lenses for compact accelerators

Plasma-based technology promises a tremendous reduction in size of accelerators used for research, medical, and industrial applications, making it possible to develop tabletop machines accessible to a broad scientific community.

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