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This year, Wim Beenakker was awarded the WiNSt Education Award for Physics and Astronomy.

On September 2, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of our High Energy Physics Department with current and former employees.

Béatrice Bonga in the Open Competition Domain Science-M programme  has been approved

IRP vouchers: 2 projects involved by Sascha Caron

Starting on June 27, our department will host a one-week meeting dedicated to a project that some of our ATLAS colleagues are strongly involved in: the High-Granularity Timing Detector project. This aims to install a new detector in the ATLAS experiment by 2027, which should allow for very precise (50 ps) timing measurements of charged particles emanating from the many proton-proton collisions taking place in the heart of the ATLAS experiment.

Film restart of the LHC accelarator

This year was the second edition of the IMAPP PhD Award for Scientific Communication, which is an open competition for all PhD students in their 3rd and 4th year at IMAPP. The award  recognizes excellence in scientific communication and the winner receives a €750 cash prize.

This year, Timothy Budd was awarded the WiNSt Education Award for Physics and Astronomy.

The Jury for the Hanneke Janssen Memorial Prize has reached a decision to award Jingyi Wu this year's prize.The awarding took place on Friday 17 December.Jury report for the Hanneke Janssen Memorial Prize 2021.

We encourage applications for the second edition of the “IMAPP Award for Scientific Communication”, to recognize excellence in scientific communication. The award is open to all 3rd and 4th year PhD students who have not won the prize before, and consists of the opportunity to present an IMAPP colloquium and a €750 cash prize.