Today the italian prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Stefania Giannini, who leads Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR), have visited INFN’s Gran Sasso National Laboratories. 
Towards ET: multi-messenger astronomy aboard The Amerigo Vespucci
Art Under the Scanner. A Surgical Robot Examines Caravaggio
EuPRAXIA: in Brussels, strong momentum for next-generation plasma accelerators
CoPER at the Quirinale for the Day of Italian Research in the World
Fundamental physics: the 2026 Breakthrough Prize awarded to the Muon g-2 collaborations, with a key role played by INFN
