EGO, APPEC, and the EU AHEAD programme jointly produced nine posters illustrating different topics of multimessenger astrophysics. For a high resolution image please contact us.
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Interview with the APPEC Scientific Advisory Commitee Chair Sijbrand de Jong about the review process The (European) Astroparticle Physics community is invited to provide feedback on the draft APPEC mid-term review of the Astroparticle Physics Strategy 2017-2026. The APPEC SAC, with its chair Sijbrand de Jong, has been preparing this preliminary review over the last
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The International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development 2022 was initiated by Michel Spiro, President of IUPAP who proposed that scientists from all the basic disciplines should mobilise, in order to show the importance of their contributions to progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. An IYBSSD should show the ways in which curiosity-driven research
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Starting in May 2020 with an EPPSU mandate to ECFA to develop a raodmap for detector R&D efforts in Europe, ECFA implemented a process to deliver such an document. This task was now succefully finished and the 2021 ECFA Detector Research and Development Roadmap was just published. The roadmap process was organized in six technology-oriented
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On 8 November ETpathfinder was opened in Maastricht in a festive ceremony by the demissionary Minister of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands Ingrid van Engelshoven. ET pathfinder serves as a testbed to develop new technologies for future gravitational wave detectors, in particular the Einstein Telescope (ET). The ETpathfinder is built at Maastricht University
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The European Astroparticle Physics Strategy 2017-2026 was adopted by the APPEC General Assembly in 2016. Since then, there have been many developments both in the Astroparticle Physics research field and in the wider world. In the coming time, APPEC undertakes a mid-term update of the European Astroparticle Physics Strategy, with the aim to establish such
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From Sep. 29th until Oct. 1st the LNGS Laboratories hosted an international, hybrid workshop on Neutrinoless Double Beta decay focussed on a common strategy of European and North American agencies on that topic, see https://agenda.infn.it/event/27143/ . The main projects and experiments included in the APPEC roadmap and the DOE Portfolio Review, the corresponding science, on-going R&D activities for even
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The IUPAP neutrino panel had the mandate to promote international cooperation in the development of an experimental program to study the properties of neutrinos and to promote international collaboration in the development of future neutrino experiments to establish the properties of neutrinos. A main objective of the panel was to carry out a review of the
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Interview with Akira Ohnishi, Laura Fabietti, Philip von Doetinchem, and Alexander Kalweit on the JENAA-EoI on Nuclear Physics at the LHC Akira Ohnishi, Philip von Doetinchem, Laura Fabbietti and Alexander Philipp Kalweit formed an initiative on Nuclear Physics at the LHC in response to the JENAA call for EoI. This topic is of interest to
The European Consortium for Astroparticle Theory (EuCAPT) was very productive within the last month and we give a short overview here. In May this year they held their first annual symposium. Hundreds of theoretical physicists from Europe and beyond met via Zoom to discuss the present and future of astroparticle physics and cosmology in a
