Titel: Measurements of the inelastic cross section of antideuteron, anti-3He and antitriton with the ALICE detector and their implications for dark matter searches, 13 January 2021 from 16:30 - 17:30

The previous Long Range Plan can be found at http://nupecc.org/pub/lrp17/lrp2017.pdf and an assessment of its implementation at http://nupecc.org/2017_LRP_Assessment_of_Implementation_final.pdf. With

The GRASIAN https://grasian.eu collaboration where SMI is a key member published the description of a “Large-volume magnetic trap for studying ultracold atomic hydrogen” in the journal Review of Scientific Instruments. The device allows creating large volumes of atomic hydrogen at millikelvin temperatures. Its development is a mile stone towards producing ultra-cold hydrogen for the observation of gravitational quantum states of hydrogen, which have a large potential for precision optical and microwave spectroscopy as well as searches for short-range forces originating from effects beyond the Standard Model of particle physics like dark matter. The publication is featured on the journal web page and in a Scilight https://doi.org/10.1063/10.0009561. The full article is available at https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0070037.

The Review is the most cited publication in Particle Physics (so far more than 6000) and is an invaluable tool for researchers and students.

In its 2021 March meeting NuPECC (Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committee www.nupecc.org ) re-elected Marek Lewitowicz (GANIL, France) as Chair and appointed SMI Director Eberhard Widmann as

The newest ACACUSA publication is now available online or as a PDF . Measurement of the principal quantum number distribution in a beam of antihydrogen atoms by Bernadette Kolbinger et al. " Abstract.

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On Thursday from at 18:30 there will be held a exciting talk with Hansjörg Dittus with the title "How satellites can help to solve the greatest questions of modern physics?" This lecture will take place at TUtheSky in Vienna.

From 24.11.-25.11.2022 the Vienna Central European Seminar on Particle Phyiscs and Quantum Field Theory will take place in TUtheSky, Meeting Hall, Getreidemark 9 in Vienna. An exciting scientific program awaits you, which includes a public talk with Hansjörg Dittus.