Di che cosa parliamo quando parliamo di onde gravitazionali: il racconto di una scoperta. 18 febbraio 2016 ore 21 Auditorium Parco della Musica, Roma Conferenza pubblica organizzata da INFN e Fondazione Musica per Roma in occasione dell’annnuncio sulla scoperta delle onde gravitazionali
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Gravitational waves observed 100 years after Einstein’s prediction
Thanks to the measurement made with the twin LIGO interferometers, the LIGO and VIRGO scientific cooperation opens up a new window on the universe, directly detecting the gravitational waves produced by the collision of two blacks holes.
Read More »Onde Gravitazionali in streaming presso l’Auditorium B. Touschek
A 100 anni dalla previsione di Einstein dell’esistenza delle onde gravitazionali, l’Osservatorio Gravitazionale Europeo (EGO) e la collaborazione VIRGO invitano la comunità scientifica al sito EGO di Cascina, presso Pisa, per un aggiornamento sugli sforzi volti a rilevare queste onde.
Read More »Conclusion of !CHAOS test beam in BTF
!CHAOS (*) is an open-source project, available therefore for free, created in the Frascati National Laboratories and developed in various INFN locations.
Read More »INSPYRE 2016 – INternational School on modern PhYsics and REsearch
Riparte, dal 15 al 19 Febbraio 2016, l’INternational School on modern PhYsics and REsearch – INSPYRE
Read More »Dubna JINR Medal of Honour for Prof. Sergio Ferrara
Our colleague Sergio Ferrara, for many years at LNF, on conclusion of the seventh round table organised in Dubna by the Italian Embassy to the Russian Federation, was awarded the prestigious JINR Medal of Honour for his Supergravity Theory.
Read More »A magnet from CERN for dark photon research in Frascati
The INFN recently approved an experiment concerning the search for a new fundamental interaction connecting our world to the dark matter. The latter is one of the main components of our Universe, still, we know nothing about its nature.
Read More »The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics for neutrinos
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Takaaki Kajita from Japan and Arthur B. McDonald from Canada, for their key contributions to the SuperKamiokande experiment in Japan and Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) in Canada, which demonstrated that neutrinos oscillate.
Read More »DAFNE is up
The Frascati electron-positron collider is ready again for physics. Today, DAFNE, the LNF Φ-factory, restarted its operations after the completion of a development phase, started in November 2014 and intended mainly to assess the feasibility of a long term acquisition program.
Read More »The MUSE project approved in Horizon 2020
The MUSE project, coordinated by Simona Giovannella, researcher at LNF, has been selected among the 363 proposals submitted to the EU in the framework of the call MSCA-RISE-2015 in Horizon 2020. The project goal is that of promoting the international and intersectoral collaboration by means of secondments of personnel.
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