Historical collaboration on radiation protection
Prisme n°14 – Université de Caen Normandie rdv page 6
Author : Sandrine Guesnon
Investigation into the origins of matter
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 : […]
The MORA experiment is installed at JYFL
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.
The LPC Caen wishes you the best
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International Workshop on Multi-facets of EoS and Clustering
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, IWM-EC 2020 which was originally planned on November 2020 has been postponed to November 2021 and becomes IWM-EC 2021. This new edition of the International Workshop on Multi-facets of EoS and Clustering IWM-EC will take place in Caen, France in November 23-26th, 2021. The workshop is supported by the […]
Six operational ARCA detection units in the infrastructure of the Italian KM3NeT site off Sicily
During a week-long at-sea campaign from April 8 to 14, 2021, the underwater infrastructure of the Italian KM3NeT site off Sicily was successfully implemented. In addition, five new KM3NeT / ARCA sensor units were connected and have since been operational. Located in the Mediterranean Sea at a depth of 3500 m, about 80 km off […]
IN2P3 celebrates its 50th anniversary!
1971-2021The National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics celebrates 50 years of scientific exploration from the infinitely small to the infinitely large READ MORE
New insights into the mechanism of nuclear fission
The international nu-Ball collaboration, working on the ALTO installation of the IJCLab laboratory, has brought new results shedding light on the way in which the fission fragments of an atomic nucleus spontaneously acquire a rotational motion on themselves: the angular momentum. This study, in which 6 laboratories of IN2P3 are involved, is published today in […]