A group of Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based Sciences and Education (CLASSE) physicists, coming from Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA, went to BTF at the National Laboratory of Frascati to develop a new detector with capabilities to chase a new possible particle: dark photon, one possible manifestation of dark matter, potentially produced in electron-positron annihilations.
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70 High school students at INSPYRE 2017
From February 13th to the 17th, the National Laboratory of Frascati is hosting the 7th edition of INSPYRE – International School on Modern Physics and Research. This year the topic of this international school for High School students from all over Europe is the Space Frontier.
Read More »DAFNE collider defines its time horizon
The LNF Scientific Committee held last November has discussed the schedule for DAFNE operation in years 2017-2019.
Read More »Quark-antiquark pairs modify the electromagnetic interaction
The KLOE-2 collaboration, analysing the data collected at the DAFNE Collider, has measured the running of the electromagnetic coupling constant (alpha) as a function of the energy.
Read More »Gihan Kamel: from DAFNE to SESAME
Gihan Kamel, the only woman in the scientific staff of SESAME, studied in Italy before getting to the particle accelerator that is going to start running in a few weeks in Jordan.
Read More »Beam Test Facility calls for scientists in 2017
The Beam Test Facility, extracting electron and positron beam pulses from DAFNE’s LINAC, has been operational in 2016 providing 240 beam-days, and it will stop for the winter shut-down on Dec. 19th.
Read More »2017 SXT Contest
ScienzaPerTutti launches their 2017 contest, focused on the topic of the Infinite
Read More »LNF 2017 Educational program: meet Science!
The National Laboratory of Frascati’s yearly program, Educational, will start again in January 2017, featuring a wide range of activities designed for Students, Teachers and General Public.
Read More »A tribute to Guido Altarelli: four Lectures on Particle Physics Phenomenology
On December 19, 2016, 09:30 am, at Mathematics and Physics Department, University of Roma Tre, four Lectures on Particle Physics Phenomenology dedicated to the memory of Guido Altarelli.
Read More »A tribute to Rodolfo Bonifacio
Prof. Rodolfo Bonifacio died, aged 76, few days ago in Rome. Since many years he was Associated Emeritus to the National Laboratory of Frascati. He leaves us a legacy of strong passion for physics and for scientific challenges.
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