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PSI medal winners at SwissSkills Championships 2023
At the recent SwissSkills Championships 2023 for apprentices in Sindex/BE Melvin Deubelbeiss and Andrin Kästli from the electronics apprenticeship group in NUM/LTP have won two medals: Andrin became third, won a bronze medal and Melvin even won the championship and was honored by the gold medal.
Swiss precision optics in Sweden
PSI has finalized the precision Selene neutron optics for the ESTIA instrument. The complex state-of-the-art guide was installed at the European Spallation Source as a Swiss in-kind delivery.
Une pointe de flèche de l’âge du bronze en fer météorite
Les scientifiques du PSI s’aident des muons pour déterminer la provenance d’une pointe de flèche.
L’énigme des microgels a été élucidée
Des chercheurs du PSI et de l’Université de Barcelone ont réussi à expliquer de manière expérimentale l’étrange rétraction des microgels.
Shea Distinguished Member Award of IEEE NPSS to Stefan Ritt
The Nuclear & Plasma Sciences Society of IEEE acknowledges the outstanding contributions of Dr. Stefan Ritt in terms of technological developments and services to the NPSS community with the 2023 Richard F. Shea Distinguished Member Award.
Marino Missiroli elected Trigger Coordinator of the CMS experiment at CERN
Marino Missiroli, a postdoctoral researcher in the High-Energy Particle Physics group of the Laboratory for Particle Physics (LTP) in NUM, will join the management team of the CMS experiment at CERN as Trigger Co-Coordinator in September 2023.
Laura Heyderman elected Royal Society Fellow (FRS)
Laura’s nomination recognises almost 30 years of research into magnetic materials and magnetism on the nanoscale.
Une mission sur Jupiter pour explorer les conditions favorables à la vie
Ganymède, Callisto et Europe sont trois lunes glacées de Jupiter et la destination de la mission de l’ESA, qui emporte à bord un détecteur high-tech du PSI.
Plus de lumière dans l’obscurité
Au PSI, les chercheurs veulent combler les dernières lacunes du modèle standard de la physique à l'aide des grandes installations de recherche.