Researchers detect possible signal from dark matter
11 December 2014 Phys.org News – Researchers detect possible signal from dark matter
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11 December 2014 Phys.org News – Researchers detect possible signal from dark matter
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10 December 2014 Interactions News Wire – ICARUS on the road
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9 December 2014 CoPoRI1 in close cooperation with ESFRI2 and the European Commission organized on 25th September 2014 in Trieste, Italy a remarkable workshop, in an attempt to raise awareness among the scientific community about the next Roadmap update in 2015-2016. A detailed analysis of the Research Infrastructures landscape within specific scientific fields was presented, highlighting the
8 December 2014 LBNL News Release – World Record for Compact Particle Accelerator
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5 December 2014 A Worldwide Cosmic Particle Measurement Adventure Undertaken by Students from 12 Nations The third International Cosmic Day took place on 8 October 2014 . On this day students worldwide learn about astroparticle physics with hands-on activities, sharing the experience of how researchers work and communicate with each other. Students get in contact
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3 December 2014 TACC University of Texas News – Science powerhouses unite to help search for gravitational waves
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3 December 2014 Wired News – You can help physicists make the next Higgs boson discovery
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2 December 2014 Nature News – European probe shoots down dark-matter claims
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1 December 2014 Scientific American – Neutrinos on Ice: How to Keep Cool in Thin Air
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30 November 2014 Interview with Stavros Katsanevas Chairman of the General Assembly of APPEC INFN Newsletter November 2014 Astroparticle physics was born at the intersection of astrophysics, particle physics and cosmology. It had multiple origins: the movement towards underground laboratories to study the decay of the proton and neutrino properties, the first detection of high
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