Past week the 11th edition of the Nuclear Physics in Astrophysics conference series, in brief NPA-XI, concluded successfully in Dresden, Germany. There was a record number of 191 academic participants (126 PhD scientists, 53 graduate students, and 12 undergraduates from the local university). Participants came from 18 EU+ countries and 10 countries in the Americas, …
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The ChETEC-INFRA community strongly denounces the heinous, terrorist assault that was launched against Israel on October 7, 2023. The scientific community in the field of nuclear astrophysics in Europe expresses its solidarity with the Israeli people, particularly the scientists and their families who have been impacted, and especially to our ChETEC-INFRA partners at the Hebrew …
In February 2021 the first edition of the School on Nuclear Astrophysics Questions (SNAQs) launched. With monthly schools – except for a summer break and months with in-person schools taking place, a total of nine schools were held up to January 2021 when SNAQs celebrated the conclusion of its first year. Each of the nine …
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The ChETEC-INFRA community has noted with horror the war of aggression on Ukraine. ChETEC-INFRA includes several Associated Partners in Ukraine and wishes to express its strong solidarity and support for them and their families. We call for an immediate end to hostilities, and we fully support the European Union’s official response.
A new beautiful calendar for 2022 is now available to be downloaded and printed! The aim of this calendar is to remind the community of women contributions to science and to inspire the next generation of scientists. The material originated from a poster presented at the Nuclei in the Cosmos conference in 2018 (the proceedings …
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The five proposals for ChETEC-INFRA’s Transnational Access (TNA) program have been received and will now be evaluated. The first call for proposals closed on May 17, 2021 and four proposals for telescope facilities as well as one proposal for a nuclear laboratory has been received. After a feasibility check by the hosting facilities, proposals will …
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