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Guido Altarelli Award for dr Rene Poncelet

2025.03.26  It is our great pleasure to inform you that dr Rene Poncelet has been awarded the prestigious Guido Altarelli Award "for his outstanding contribution to precision calculations of the top quark and Higgs boson, which have profoundly influenced LHC analyses". The laureates were announced at the Deep-Inelastic Scattering Conference in Cape Town.

Recommended publications: A cosmic chameleon escapes classification

2025.03.12  Blazars are active galaxies that emit narrow jets of ionised matter from their centres, aimed towards Earth. Depending on properties of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the jets, astronomers divide such objects into different, clearly defined classes. However, with the BL Lacertae blazar, located in the background of the Lizard constellation, things turn out to be not quite so simple.

Recommended publications: Entanglement inside proton ‘X-rayed’ with quantum information tools

2025.02.05  In recent years, there have been attempts to describe the inside of a proton using quantum information tools, with partial success. It has been discovered that quantum entanglement in the proton is maximal, and that its main sources are constantly ‘boiling’ seas of virtual gluons and quarks. In the article just published, this new formalism has already become so universal that it correctly reproduces, for the first time, all currently available experimental data.

Recommended publications: New 2D multifractal tools delve into Pollock's expressionism

2025.01.15  The temperature changes hour to hour and day to day, exchange rates behave no differently. Wherever studies of the variability of similar one-dimensional time series are concerned, analyses based on multifractals have managed to gain recognition. Now, these tools have been developed and successfully applied to two-dimensional cases, including the study of abstract paintings by Jackson Pollock.

An international consortium is working together to deliver a high-performance diagnostic system essential for ITER’s mission—the high-resolution neutron spectrometer

2025.01.15  On 5-6 December 2024, the consortium developing ITER's high-resolution neutron spectrometer (HRNS) met at Uppsala University in Sweden to review the project's progress.

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