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IJCLab visits Chooz and the LNCA

In pursuit of right-handed photons

IJCLab management invited to GANIL

New limits on the first moments of the Universe

IJCLab sends the first of 13 ESS spoke cryomodules to Uppsala!

IJCLab helps build the world's largest digital camera

Neutrinos, the best is yet to come

New populations of black holes revealed by gravitational waves

First beam for the MYRRHA RFQ!

CUPID-Mo Advances In Quest For Neutrino-Emitting Double Beta Decay

Validation of the electronic cards of the JUNO Top Tracker: a record success rate!

Academia Europaea elects new member of IJCLab

How GRANDMA watches 90% of the alerts to gravitational waves

GRANDMA, the international network of telescopes, in which IJCLab plays a key part, is enriching the multi-messenger approach to observing the sky.

ACT reveals the age of the Universe

The telescope ACT (Atacama Cosmology Telescope) located in a high mountain in Chile’s Atacama Desert, gave a new view of the oldest light of the Universe. The observations suggest that the Universe is 13.8 billion years old, reopening the debate about estimate for the Universe’s age and the understanding of the standard cosmological model.

SuperKEKB collider achieves the world's highest luminosity

The international collaboration Belle-II in which IJCLab takes part, applauds the SuperKEKB's success. The collider located at KEK, near Tokyo in Japan, has achieved last June 15th, the world's highest luminosity.