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Qubits for dark matter research: a new experimental device presented
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Qubits for dark matter research: a new experimental device presented
15 May 2025
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Qubits for dark matter research: a new experimental device presented
Research, superconductivity and AI: 34 million euros from the Italian Ministry of University and Research for INFN infrastructure
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Research, superconductivity and AI: 34 million euros from the Italian Ministry of University and Research for INFN infrastructure
11 May 2025
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Research, superconductivity and AI: 34 million euros from the Italian Ministry of University and Research for INFN infrastructure
New record: neutrinos weigh less than 0.8 millionths of a billionth, of a billionth, of a billionth of a gram
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New record: neutrinos weigh less than 0.8 millionths of a billionth, of a billionth, of a billionth of a gram
10 April 2025
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New record: neutrinos weigh less than 0.8 millionths of a billionth, of a billionth, of a billionth of a gram
Antimatter photographed with unprecedented resolution thanks to modified smartphone sensors
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Antimatter photographed with unprecedented resolution thanks to modified smartphone sensors
02 April 2025
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Antimatter photographed with unprecedented resolution thanks to modified smartphone sensors
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The new website of the National Institute for Nuclear Physics
13 March 2025
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The new website of the National Institute for Nuclear Physics
KM3NeT reveals a record neutrino
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KM3NeT reveals a record neutrino
12 February 2025
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KM3NeT reveals a record neutrino
