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INFN FOR THE MEDIA

The Communications office coordinates and manages the institutional communication activities, press office, and relations with national and international media. In particular, it drafts press releases, news, content for the press, it monitors and analyses the daily press review, and publishes the monthly INFN newsletter. It takes care of producing and managing the Institute’s website www.infn.it. It manages INFN’s institutional accounts on the following channels: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X.

Contacts
News and press office: news@lists.infn.it
Social media: mazzotta@infn.it
Tel. +39. 06.6868162

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05 May 2026 Read more
Group picture of participants at the EuPRAXIA Showcase Event 2026, Brussels
24 April 2026 Read more
The President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, received a delegation of research institute presidents at the Quirinale, led by the Minister for Universities and Research, Anna Maria Bernini, and the President of the Council of Research Institute Presidents, Antonio Zoccoli.
22 April 2026 Read more
Muon g-2 experiment ©Ryan Postel, Fermilab
22 April 2026 Read more
XIII edition of the International School of Science Communication and Journalism in Erice
13 April 2026 Read more
The image shows the US and Italian delegations during the meeting in Washington
07 April 2026 Read more
The image shows an overview of the large ICARUS liquid argon detector
30 March 2026 Read more
The image shows a moment from the event ‘Einstein Telescope in Europe: an opportunity for science, innovation and industry’
25 March 2026 Read more
The image shows an “event display” (right) of a proton-proton collision with high particle production reconstructed in ALICE at the LHC, alongside a schematic illustration (left) of anisotropic flow, in which quarks are pushed outwards with velocities that depend on direction (arrows of different sizes) and then form hadrons through the coalescence mechanism
20 March 2026 Read more
The image shows an artistic representation of the Xi_cc+ particle
17 March 2026 Read more
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