November 2024 | Facts and Info from the European Physical Society | e-EPS |
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EPS Central PrizesNominations are now open for EPS Central Prizes. The EPS encourages nominations from the entire community, especially for members of underrepresented groups and which reflect the geographical diversity of the EPS. |
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Physics in Advent 2024Physics in Advent is an Advent calendar of a special kind - a physical Advent calendar! During Advent, young researchers and anyone who enjoys it can solve 24 small simple experiments and physical puzzles and discover the joy of experimenting for themselves. Register now and order your free poster and flyer! |
Call for the 2025 HEPP Division PrizesThe board of the High Energy and Particle Physics Division of the European Physics Society solicits nominations for the EPS-HEPP 2025 Prizes: - The High Energy and Particle Physics Prize |
Start planning for #lightday2025 now!The objectives of the International Day of Light are very broad, raising awareness of the applications of light science and technology in society and sustainable development, and promoting science education through the highly-accessible subject of light. The theme for 2025 is "Light, Innovation, Society". |
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Report on the symposium of Spanish RSEF physicistsThe Women in Physics Group of the RSEF, the Royal Spanish Society of Physics, organised a symposium earlier this year. It took place during the XXXIX Biennial of Physics in Donostia, in July 2024. |
News from EDP SciencesAs we reach the final weeks of 2024, we are reflecting on another busy year and have several updates to share with you. Read on to find out what we’ve been up to... Discover the latest news from EDP Sciences, an Associate Member of the European Physical Society. |
New opportunities to shape the fusion fieldDiscover the interview with fusion researcher and policy advisor Maria Lorena Richiusa, about how her EUROfusion Engineering Grant helped shape her career. EUROfusion is an Associate Member of the European Physical Society. |
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Mark Thomson as next Director-General of CERNThe CERN Council selected British physicist Mark Thomson as the Organization’s next Director-General. The appointment will be formalised at the December session of the Council and Professor Thomson’s five-year mandate will begin on 1st January 2026. |
Beamline for Schools 2025Beamline for Schools 2025 is about to start! Beamline for Schools is a physics competition for high-school students from all around the world inviting them to propose an experiment that they want to perform at a particle accelerator. |
The heaviest element ever chemically studiedExperiments at GSI/FAIR succeeded in determining properties of moscovium and nihonium. GSI is an Associate Member of the European Physical Society. |
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CERN: A gold mine for neutrino physicsThe DUNE experiment is taking shape deep in the same mine where physicists saw the first hint that something was amiss with the neutrino. |
Gender issues in physicsThis is the theme of NORNDIP, the Annual Conference of the Nordic Network for Diversity in Physics. The 6th edition took place in Bergen, Norway. |
Report of the NPA-XI 2024NPA-XI, the 11th edition of the Nuclear Physics in Astrophysics conference series, concluded successfully in Dresden, Germany. |
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CLEO® Europe/EQEC: The call for papers is open!CLEO®/Europe and EQEC will take place from 23rd-27th June 2025 in Munich, Germany as part of the World of Photonics Congress and the Laser World of Photonics 2025, the world’s leading laser trade fair. The call for papers is open. Deadline 27th January 2025. |
Events and important datesICOLS 2025 Unlocking Gravity Through Computation EPS Activities in 2024 |
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