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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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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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19 May 2026Gianluca Colò (University of Milan) and Silvia Masciocchi (GSI Germany) join the ECT* Scientific Board.More info -
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04 May 2026Dr. Maurizio Dapor, ECT* researcher and for many years head of the research unit ECT*-LISC, officially retired on April 30, 2026. His exceptional career spanned 40 years, with many research achievements, particularly on charge transport in solids. The ECT* community congratulates him on a well-deserved retirement and looks forward to his continuing association as FBK Distinguished Fellow.More info -
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24 April 2026On May 13, 2026 ECT*/FBK researcher Simone Taioli will deliver a talk during the conference “Le sfide dell’energia nucleare – tra sostenibilità e sicurezza” held at the Urban Center in Rovereto.More info
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Recent years have seen major advances in our understanding of the quark and gluon content of hadrons. Yet, achieving a fully quantitative three-dimensional picture of parton distributions within nucleons remains a critical challenge in QCD.More info -
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Superconducting circuits are at the heart of the quantum revolution. The school offers an in-depth exploration of rapidly advancing quantum technologies.More 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
