The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The Stefan Meyer Institute (SMI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences is devoted to basic research in the field of subatomic physics. Our research focuses on the study of fundamental symmetries and interactions. We specialise in precision experiments using exotic atoms, exotic meson-nucleus bound states as well as hadrons (elementary particles consisting of quarks and held together by the strong interaction) as an integral part of international collaborations at large-scale re-search facilities in Europe and Japan.
We aspire to perform research that increases the understanding of fundamental physics principles while simultaneously providing opportunities for young Austrians to obtain valuable experience at institutes unavailable to them at home.
The International Conference on Precision Physics and Fundamental Physical Constants (FFK 2023) will take place in Vienna from 22nd to 26th of May 2023. It is organised by the Stefan Meyer Institute for subatomic physics of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
On Wednesday, the 19th of April there will be a SMI Seminar on fundamental interactions and symmetries
with Dr. Adam Deller in the Seminarroom 3rd floor at SMI (Kegelgasse 27,1030 Vienna).
Am 1. März findet am SMI im Seminarraum das Masterclasses ALICE statt.
Sei für einen Tag TeilchenphysikerIn und erfahre an unserem Institut mehr über die allerneuesten Forschungsergebnisse. Du selbst kannst experimentelle Daten vom LHC in 2er Gruppen am PC auswerten.
The Proceedings of the SSP2022 Conference that took place in Vienna from 29 August until 2 September 2022 and was organised by SMI are now published in EPJ Web of Conferences (vol. 282)
ÖAW President Heinz Faßmann was our guest at Kegelgasse on November 17 to get to know the SMI team and its work better. We thank him for the visit!
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