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Happy international day of girls and women in science! I had the pleasure to spend the day with these wonderful women (and our amazing male colleagues) - here in front of the SABRE South vessel. Dark Matter Centre

👇a fabulous piece by Davide Castelvecchi of nature 😎

Wow! Gaia Sky is a real-time, 3D, astronomy visualisation software that runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. It is developed in the framework of ESA's Gaia mission to chart about 1 billion stars of our Galaxy. zah.uni-heidelberg.de/gaia/outreach/…

Nothing better than a beautiful small bookstore, poesia clozza, and a pink bench in then sun around the corner ;)

#HorizonEurope: full association to the research programme is crucial for Swiss science and the Swiss economy. In a letter to the Federal Council, the SNSF and its ERI partners have called for rapid stabilisation of bilateral relations with the EU. sohub.io/25zk

Almost 40 years ago, Supernova 1987A exploded onto the scene. Since then, astronomers have searched its remnant (in near-infrared at left) for a central compact object. New #NASAWebb data at right (mid-infrared) shows evidence of a neutron star: webbtelescope.pub/49IFMlO

Many good questions and interesting discussions after my talk about the dark side of the Universe at the Mainz Academy this morning

Es kann losgehen! Wir sind parat für den *Science Info Day* 2024 heute auf dem Universität Zürich #IrchelCampus und freuen uns auf interessierte Schüler*innen!

The paper is out! We describe the next-generation open-source "Benchtop" mesoSPIM light-sheet microscope, with open access to everyone. Find the detailed blueprints on how to build your own, and examples of applications, from neuroscience to astrophysics! link.springer.com/article/10.103…

Benchtop mesoSPIM as an open-source light-sheet microscope for cleared samples @mesoSPIM University of Zurich CBC_lab Ali Max Erturk Nikita Vladimirov ☮️🌍 Fabian F. Voigt Thomas Naert Ruiyao Marika Cai AnnaMaria Dominik Groos Philipp Bethge Soeren Lienkamp Laura Baudis Fritjof Helmchen nature.com/articles/s4146…

L'Aquila 6 April 2009, we do not forget #6aprile2009 #LAquila

.Zoe Le Conte and fellow Durham Physics astronomers used the James #Webb Space Telescope to look back more than ten billion years in time and saw that the #Universe’s early #galaxies developed much faster than previously thought! 👉 brnw.ch/21wJ7to Dark Matters

Cosmic web of dark matter as seen via weak gravitational lensing by the Subaru telescope. Beautiful. subarutelescope.org/en/results/202…

How can we encourage scientific innovation by assuring long-term funding for research infrastructures in Switzerland? The SNSF is proposing a strategic national planning model to improve coordination and assure sustainability. snf.ch/en/4Qg39QYKf3F… #research #innovation

XENONnT have detected solar neutrinos... the neutrino fog has arrived

XENONnT is the first experiment to measure nuclear recoils from solar neutrinos Today, July 10, at the #IDM2024 in L’Aquila (IT), Fei Gao, from Tsingua Universitiy, reported this result: we can say that XENONnT enters into the so-called “neutrino fog”.This is a great achievement!

interactions.org/press-release/…