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The members of ECAP met today in the first general assembly under the new ECAP governance.The governance and the structure were introduced to the colleagues and the representatives for gender and diversity, the science-support staff and the early career scientists were elected— congratulations to K...

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ECAP welcomes the second edition of the FAU² Seminar on Quantum Gravity on May 20th to 22nd. This seminar brings together speakers working across a range of quantum gravity approaches—including canonical and covariant Loop Quantum Gravity, Group Field Theory, and Asymptotically Safe Gravity—to ...

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Just before Easter, 35 High School students visited ECAP to participate in this years IceCube Masterclass (https://masterclass.icecube.wisc.edu/, https://indico.ecap.work/event/120/). The day started with lectures in particle and astroparticle physics. After lunch the students visited selected ECAP...

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Detection with the Deep-Sea Telescope KM3NeT from the abyss of the Mediterranean Sea From the abyss of the Mediterranean Sea, scientists including astroparticle physicists from the ECAP at the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany, used the KM3NeT neutr...

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We are happy to announce that ECAP researcher Jonas Glombitza has been successfully selected for the Emerging Talents Initiative (ETI) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität (FAU). Dr. Jonas Glombitza is a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Prof. Dr. Stefan Funk and researches the nature of cos...

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The KM3NeT Bootcamp 2024, held at ECAP Laboratory, took place last week, bringing together 56 enthusiastic participants from around the world in a hybrid format. Over four engaging days, the attendees, guided by 18 expert teachers, dived into the fundamentals of KM3NeT, gaining insights into its co...

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Astrophysicist Anna Nelles eavesdrops on neutrinos in the Greenland ice sheet. She hopes to gain new insights into processes in space. See Anna Nelles' Research at ECAP. Want to read more? Full article at FAU Magazin (in German).