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The November edition of the Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Natuurkunde featured an article about the Run-3 of the LHC and the ALICE experiment.

Researchers of the ALICE Collaboration found a new technique for high-precision studies of the dynamics of the strong force between hadrons at the LHC.

Scientists from the LIGO and Virgo collaboration have looked for lensing signatures in the gravitational-wave signals. So far no evidence is found for it.

A new machine-learning-based approach has been introduced to produce early-warning alerts for an inspiraling binary neutron star system.

Researchers from the Institute for Gravitational and Subatomic Physics and the Institute of Theoretical Physics have collaborated to construct a new computational framework called Trajectum.

On June, 23 2023, Justin Janquart has successfully defended his thesis.

Every six years, an independent panel evaluates the Natural Science institutes at the Faculty of Science. This year, the panel considered the quality of four institutes affiliated with the Physics and Chemistry departments during the period 2016-2021.

On June 20, Peter Pang has received the CAN-award for the best recent astroparticle physics thesis in the Netherlands.

Last week, the Institute for Gravitational and Subatomic Physics (GRASP) celebrated its opening with a workshop in Utrecht.

On July 12 2023, Luuk Vermunt has received the ALICE Thesis Award 2023

The EMMEPH Prize for the best Bachelor thesis of 2020 has been awarded to Thomas Spieksma.

On May 16, 2022, Luuk Vermunt has successfully defended his thesis and received his doctorate with the distinction Cum Laude.

Could we observe strong lensing of gravitational waves as soon as in the next few years? Scientists have investigated gravitational lensing when gravitational waves pass near massive astrophysical objects.

NWO has awarded a Veni grant to Henrique Correia Zanoli and to Naghmeh Mohammadi.

Mike Sas has been awarded with the ALICE Thesis Awards 2021-2022.

An ENW-M-2 grant has been awarded to locate merging black holes through gravitational lensing.

On September 1st 2023, Darius Keijdener has successfully defended his thesis.

In de video op de website van Voion vertellen verschillende betrokkenen bij de inzet van studenten op school over hun ervaringen. Op welke manier worden studenten ingezet? Wat brengt het hen? En wat kunnen andere scholen hieruit meenemen?

Young scientists on the physics of ultrarelativstic nucleus-nucleus collisions will meet at Texel during the 8th edition of Hot Quarks international workshop.

The weekend edition of the Dutch newspaper NRC at May 19-20 featured an article about the ALICE experiment.