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We welcome expressions of interest for Marie Sklodowska Curie Individual Fellowships 2026 to be hosted at ECT*.
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11 June 2026ECT* will play a significant role in the theoretical modeling aspects of the EQB-Pascal projectMore info -
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09 June 2026Interview by ECT* Senior Researcher Simone Taioli to the local television channel TV33More info -
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20 May 2026The next seminar of the ECT*- Q@TN PhD joint seminar series takes place at Villa Tambosi on 22 May 2026, 11:00 CESTMore info
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Describing the interaction between nucleons and understanding how nuclei behave at the extremes of stability are two major goals of modern nuclear theory. Electroweak responses in nuclei from the low-energy to quasi-elastic regimes provide a means to address these aims.More info -
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This DTP aims to establish a common ground for nuclear theory students in different sub-communities interfacing in the study of electroweak and BSM physics with nuclei: phenomenology and effective field theory, lattice QCD, and nuclear structure.More info -
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This DTP aims to establish a common ground for nuclear theory students in different sub-communities interfacing in the study of electroweak and BSM physics with nuclei: phenomenology and effective field theory, lattice QCD, and nuclear structure.More info -
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Based on a simple pattern of symmetries and their breaking, and the non-Abelian gauge field theory framework, the Standard Model with its relatively few parameters sets stringent constraints on the possible outcomes of experimental measurements from low to high energies.More info -
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Nuclear physics, despite its remarkable achievements and recent advancements, is sometimes mistakenly perceived as a field of the past. In truth, it stands at the fore-front of scientific exploration, invigorated by cutting-edge developments in few- and many-body methodologies, field-theoretical frameworks, and state-of-the-art experimental techniques.More info
