KM3NeT experiment LPC CAEN is launching a new production site for the KM3NeT neutrino telescope, currently being deployed at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. KM3NeT is composed of several thousand optical modules (DOMs) to collect Cherenkov light produced by the interaction of cosmic particles The LPC CAEN takes care of the electrical and optical …
Thesis defense « Neutron to hidden neutron oscillations in UCN beams » William Saenz-Arevalo 2 dec. 13h30 (salle G. Iltis) « Particles and fundamental interactions » pole Low energy precision measurements group Abstract
Thesis defense « Analysis of data from the SoLid experiment: Measurement of the antineutrino spectrum near the BR2 reactor and search for oscillations towards a sterile neutrino » Savitri Gallego 14 nov. 14h (salle G. Iltis) « Particles and fundamental interactions » pole Astroparticles and Muti-Messengers Group
Representation of a tetraneutron. The unambiguous observation of this system composed of 4 neutrons, sheds new light on the mechanisms of cohesion in the atomic nucleus or neutron stars. Credit: CNRS/IN2P3 A resonance structure compatible with a quasi-bound tetraneutron has been observed by scientists of the SAMURAI collaboration in RIKEN, Japan, in which a team …
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LISA – Laser Interferometer Space Antenna A space detector for a new messenger, the gravitational waves Modern astronomy will be gravitational astronomy! It was a century after Albert Einstein’s prediction that on September 14, 2015, with the announcementof the first direct detection of gravitational waves, physicists around the world have seen thephysicists all over the …
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Prisme n°14 – Université de Caen Normandie rdv page 6
CNRS | Le journal What was matter made of less than a millionth of a second after the Big Bang? An international team of scientists has devised a large-scale experiment to investigate… in the heart of the neutron. Because in this particle, there may be crucial clues to the appearance of matter. https://www.lpc-caen.in2p3.fr/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Aux-origines-de-la-matiere-_-Reportage-CNRS.mp4Titre original : …
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The installation of the MORA experiment at the Jyväskylä laboratory in Finland was completed at the end of January 2002, by the technical team of the LPC Caen. The first experiment at the end of February will start the research program for the origin of matter and antimatter asymmetry, which will be pursued at DESIR.
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