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LAPTh, an overviewLAPTh is a mixed research unit (UMR 5108) of the CNRS (within the Institute of Physics, INP) and the Université de Savoie. It is located in Annecy-le-Vieux, 5km from the centre of Annecy and about 40km from CERN and Geneva. The activities of LAPTh are centred around three main areas of research:
NewsCycle de conférences "Cosmologie"Physique-Chimie au Printemps est un cycle annuel de conférences thématiques organisé par la Société Française de Physique et la Fédération de Recherche André Marie Ampère (FRAMA) en collaboration avec l'Union de Professeurs de Physique et Chimie. Pierre Salati, enseignant-chercheur émérite au LAPTh, présentera Matière noire : Neptune ou Vulcain ? le 3 avril 2024 à Villeurbanne, Campus de la Doua. Portrait Jérémie QuevillonJérémie Quevillon is a CNRS research scientist affiliated with LAPTh since the fall of 2023. His primary focus lies in theoretical particle physics, with a particular emphasis on physics Beyond the Standard Model. Following the completion of his PhD at LPT Orsay (2011-2014), under the supervision of Abdelhak Djouadi, where he investigated the phenomenology of the Higgs boson, supersymmetry, and dark matter. Francesca Calore as new Council Chair of EuCAPTGianfranco Bertone (Amsterdam U.) announced the appointment of Silvia Pascoli (Bologna U.) as the new Director of the European Consortium for Astroparticle Theory (EuCAPT), David Marsh (Stockholm U.) as Vice-director, and Francesca Calore (LAPTh's member) as new Council Chair. EuCAPT is only 5 years old, it has grown to a vibrant and diverse community of 140 institutions all over Europe, with more than 1700 active members. With 11 task forces in place, coordinating the EuCAPT activities across the many fronts on which they are active: Collaborative Projects, Colloquia, Community Building, Funding Opportunities, Governance, Newsletter, Outreach, Symposium, Training, Website, Workshops. L’ouvrage Étonnante Physique
Francesca CALORE, chercheuse au LAPTh et récipiendaire de la médaille de Bronze du CNRS en 2021, a signé l'une des 70 contributions de physiciennes et de physiciens récemment récompensés pour l’originalité et l’importance de leurs travaux par une médaille du CNRS. Son texte est intitulé "Traquer la matière noire" sur l'origine et le devenir de l'Univers. En savoir plus: More Articles...
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