New Virtual Platform
ACME Launches Online Platform and Training Series for Multi-Messenger Astrophysics
October 23, 2025
Gamma-ray GroupThe platform provides open access to expert guidance across six Joint Centres of Expertise
The Astrophysics Centre for Multimessenger Studies in Europe (ACME) has launched its Virtual Access Platform — support.acme-astro.eu — providing open access to expert guidance across six Joint Centres of Expertise (JCEs) covering Gamma-rays, Gravitational Waves, Neutrinos & Cosmic Rays, Optical & Near-Infrared, Radio, and X-rays. Researchers can submit requests through a ticketing system for personalized support in observations, data analysis, and theoretical interpretation.
In parallel, ACME is organizing a series of remote tutorials and hands-on sessions over the next three months, offering training in observational techniques, data analysis tools, and theoretical frameworks for multi-messenger astrophysics. Full details, including registration links and session topics, are available at acme-astro.eu/hands-on-sessions .

Recognition
2026 Nobel Prize in Physics: the birth of high-energy neutrino astronomy
October 7, 2026
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics recognises Francis Halzen’s pioneering role in high-energy neutrino astronomy. IFAE is connected to this achievement through MAGIC’s contribution to identifying a likely cosmic neutrino source.
