Bio Platform: experiment “Effect of low radiation and microgravity on C.elegans infection”
On 16 February, the planned onsite works of experiment PB-02-22: "Effect of low radiaction and microgravity on C.elegans infection" were completed. In this last round, staff from the Evolutionary Systems Virology group (I2SysBio) conducted assays to quantitatively study the effects of low radiation and microgravity on viral infection and intestinal permeability. Developmental changes between above- and under-ground populations were also studied.
New implosion tests of the PMTs of the Hyper-Kamiokande telescope in collaboration with SOCIB
The sixth implosion test campaign, led by the LSC and carried out at the SOCIB facilities (Mallorca), has recently been successfully completed. These campaigns aim to validate the viability of the protective covers of the sensors of the future HK telescope.
DArT Collaboration Meeting
The DArTinArDM experiment held a collaboration meeting at the LSC facilities. At this meeting, the progress of the ArDM and DArT actions was presented and the short-term challenges for the construction of DArT2 and its insertion in ArDM were discussed.
Scientific Consortium Directors’ Meeting
The LSC organised a meeting for Directors of Scientific Consortiums, such as the LSC, with the participation of the Deputy Assistant Director General for Large Scientific and Technical Facilities of the MCIU. The aim of the meeting was to discuss issues common to the consortiums, to identify techniques exportable [...]
Bio Platform: Experiment “Ticking of epigenetic and senescence aging clocks in cosmic silence”
This week the first onsite phase of the PB-07-23 experiment ends. Staff from the ICO-IDIBGI Metabolism and Cancer group have been working with different cell lines to study senescence and the modulation of epigenic clocks in response to cosmic silence.
The Future of Astroparticle Physics in Europe
The Future of Astroparticle Physics in Europe: Presentation of the Mid-Term Update of the European Astroparticle Physics Strategy. The European Astroparticle Physics (APPEC) announces that the Mid-Term Update of the European Astroparticle Physics Strategy 2017-2026 has been successfully finalised and approved by the APPEC General Assembly.