Author: Christian Haecker The small town of Benediktbeuern in southern Germany is best known for its location at the foot of the Benediktenwand, which rises to over 1,800 metres. However, the latest EPS Historic Site illustrates that this part of the Bavarian Alpine foothills is...
The 2026 Landau-Spitzer Award has been awarded to: “For advances in developing models that provide accurate and fast predictions for turbulent transport in tokamak plasmas, through more than a decade of collaboration that spans foundational quasilinear gyrokinetic theory, multi-device experimental validation, and machine learning methodology.”...
On 26th June, the Real Observatorio Astronómico de Madrid was officially recognised as an EPS Historic Site of Physics, joining the European Physical Society’s programme honouring locations that have made outstanding contributions to the development of physics in Europe. The recognition celebrates more than two...
Recognition honours experiments and scientific collaborations at three institutions that explored the subtle wobble of a subatomic particle GENEVA, UPTON, N.Y., and BATAVIA, Ill. – Joint press release. The Muon g-2 Collaborations at CERN — the European Organization for Nuclear Research — and two U.S. Department...
Nominations are now open for the Alessandro Volta Prize, a European Physical Society [EPS] prize. The award, intended to promote excellence in research, will be given in recognition of outstanding research and achievements in physics. The Alessandro Volta Prize is given to individuals or groups...
José María De Teresa is the new EPS President-Elect Prof. José María De Teresa leads the group of Nanofabrication and Advanced Microscopies (Nanomidas) at the Instituto de Nanociencia y Materiales de Aragón (INMA, CSIC-Universidad of Zaragoza) in Spain. He is the Coordinator of the Spanish...
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