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05/09/2018 - PN3-GAMS,News,Nuclear and Particle physics,Scientific news

E=mc2 : Michael Jentschel and Klaus Blaum explain why the most famous equation of physics needs checking — and how to do it. A Nature Physics publication.

05/09/2018 - France,Switzerland,News,Scientific news

05/07/2018 - News,Magnetism,Press releases,Scientific news,IN5,Switzerland

04/27/2018 - PN1,France,News,Nuclear and Particle physics,Scientific news

04/27/2018 - IN16B,Germany,News,Scientific news

04/12/2018 - D11,News,Scientific news,Soft matter

An EPN-campus successful collaboration

04/11/2018 - IN8,IN12,ThALES,Germany,News,Scientific news

03/29/2018 - Nuclear and Particle physics,Scientific news

Neutrinos are notoriously hard-to-detect elementary particles. They are produced in the core of stars, at particle accelerators, in very high energy phenomena or – as in STEREO – in nuclear reactor cores. Neutrinos do not carry any electric charge…

03/19/2018 - News,Scientific news

03/13/2018 - Germany,Italy,Poland,Spain,Switzerland,General news

It was an honour today for the ILL to receive the visit of five consulate officials from Lyon. Management took pleasure in presenting the Institute’s activities to these VIP representatives from some of the Institute’s Associate and Scientific Member…

Balancing energy and mass, with neutrons

The apparent inner calm of quantic materials

Emergent excitations from a quantum spin ice

Kicking a curve with magic nuclei leads to a win for nuclear fission

IN16B: commissioning of the two projects BATS and GaAs

Triggering self-assembly of DNA minor groove-binding ligands into nanotubes

Unveiling the electrical and magnetic properties of lanthanum nickelates

Stereo puts pressure on a 4th neutrino

30 years later: the dynamical transition studied under high hydrostatic pressure

Official visit of five consulate representatives at the ILL