
A new technique for the production of pulsed beams of anti-hydrogen atoms
A new technique for the production of anti-hydrogen atoms, recently demonstrated at CERN, constitutes an important milestone for researches on the influence of gravity on antimatter, one of the last and most important confirmations of the Einstein's Principle of Equivalence.

Masterclass "Particle Radiotheray"
On March 23rd 2021, the first Italian edition of the “Particle Therapy” MasterClass, a training event promoted by the IPPOG (International Particle Physics Outreach Group). The goal is to bring the students of the High Schools closer to the applications of physics research for cancer therapy through conventional radiotherapy and hadrontherapy.

Uncovering the mechanism of angular momentum generation in nuclear fission
Nuclear physicists of INFN Milano (GAMMA experiment) have contributed discovering the unexpected way the angular momentum of the two fragments, resulting from the splitting (fission) of an atomic nucleus, is generated. Such outstanding mystery in Nuclear Physics has been solved by measuring gamma rays emitted by U and Th fissioning isotopes.

A mathematical theory for the distribution of energy states in liquids
In the journal PNAS, an article led by Alessio Zaccone from our Department in collaboration with Jiao Tong University in Shanghai, solves an outstanding problem in the physics of condensed matter, 100 years after similar attempts by Einstein and Debye.
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Scholarship for promising graduates "Davide Colosimo" 2021 - Prof. Onida
A 6-month scholarship named after Davide Colosimo has been announced, worth 6,000 euros, intended for Master students graduated no more than 3 years ago and for those graduating within April 30, 2021. Application deadline: March 7, 2021
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