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PhD Fellowship in Particle Astrophysics and Multi-messenger Astrophysics at NBI Copenhagen
24.03.2026 PhD Fellowship in Particle Astrophysics and Multi-messenger Astrophysics at NBI Copenhagen Expressions of interest are invited for PhD Fellowships in Particle Astrophysics and Multi-messenger Astrophysics to be held within the AstroNu Group led by Prof. Tamborra at the Niels Bohr International Academy and DARK. The foreseen appointment is for a fixed period of three years with a starting date in fall 2026. We seek highly motivated, outstanding individuals eager to join an ambitious research program at the intersection of particle astrophysics, nuclear astrophysics, transient astrophysics, and multi-messenger astrophysics. Application deadline May 1st 2026. Read more
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2026 North American Einstein Toolkit Workshop and School, June 15-18 in Urbana
2026 North American Einstein Toolkit Workshop and School, June 15-18 in Urbana The workshop will offer a mixture of talks and tutorials, with the tutorials including basic tutorials for new users and more advanced topics. The talks will, likewise, provide information for new users and will highlight exciting science cases and the latest developments in numerical relativity. On the final day, we will discuss future directions and development. Workshop Website
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AI for Gravitational Waves at CERN, May 5–8, 2026
AI for Gravitational Waves at CERN, May 5–8, 2026 at CERN As gravitational-wave (GW) observatories enter an era of rapidly increasing detector sensitivity, bandwidth, and data rates—while the machine-learning (ML) ecosystem continues to mature—there is a timely opportunity to bring together the GW and AI communities in a focused setting at CERN. This workshop will convene researchers from the LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA (LVK) collaboration, the Einstein Telescope (ET), LISA, and the broader CERN AI community to (i) share recent advances, (ii) identify common technical challenges across experiments, and (iii) seed new cross-disciplinary collaborations—especially those relevant to next-generation detectors and real-time analysis. A dedicated focus will be placed on real-time data processing and…
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Postdoc and PhD openings at the new German Center for Astrophysics (DZA) in multi-messenger & gravitational wave astrophysics
23.03.2026 Postdoc and PhD openings at the new German Center for Astrophysics (DZA) in multi-messenger & gravitational wave astrophysics Five new Postdoc (application deadline: May 8th 2026) and PhD (deadline extended to 19/4/2026) positions at the new German Center for Astrophysics (DZA), spanning key areas in multi-messenger and gravitational wave astrophysics, across both theory, data analysis and observations. The DZA is a newly established and rapidly growing centre in the beautiful city of Görlitz in the eastern part of Germany. The positions offer a unique and exciting environment to contribute and to help shape the future of multi-messenger astrophysics in Europe and internationally, with strong links to major current and…
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Project manager for Canadian GRAIN at UBC Vancouver
20.03.2026 Project manager for Canadian GRAIN at UBC Vancouver Under the direction of the Project Lead Scientist at the University of British Columbia, the incumbent will act as the Project Manager for the Canadian Gravitational-wave Astrophysics Infrastructure Network (GRAIN). GRAIN is a multi-million-dollar national infrastructure project that will build detector hardware and computing infrastructure to enable gravitational-wave astrophysics with current and near-future ground-based detectors and the LISA mission. Application close April 7th 2026. Read more
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POSYDON summer School, August 24-27 2026 in Geneva
POSYDON Summer School, August 24-27 2026 in Geneva Join us in Geneva for the 2026 POSYDON School and learn how to use POSYDON, a state-of-the-art binary population synthesis code now in its second version. This four-day workshop is designed to help participants incorporate POSYDON effectively into their own research. School Website
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Meldung:New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration
New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science The Einstein Telescope Collaboration has appointed a new spokesperson team, Prof Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux, effective 23 March 2026. Read more
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New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science
18.03.2026 New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science The Einstein Telescope Collaboration has appointed a new spokesperson team, Prof Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux, effective 23 March 2026. They succeed the outgoing team, Michele Punturo and Harald Lück, who have laid the foundations for Europe’s next-generation gravitational-wave observatory. The transition comes at a pivotal stage as the project moves closer to realisation. The international Einstein Telescope (ET) Collaboration today announces a change in its scientific leadership, as a new spokesperson team takes office on 23 March 2026. Professor Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux will serve jointly as spokesperson and…
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New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science
18.03.2026 The Einstein Telescope Collaboration has appointed a new spokesperson team, Prof Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux, effective 23 March 2026. They succeed the outgoing team, Michele Punturo and Harald Lück, who have laid the foundations for Europe’s next-generation gravitational-wave observatory. The transition comes at a pivotal stage as the project moves closer to realisation. The international Einstein Telescope (ET) Collaboration today announces a change in its scientific leadership, as a new spokesperson team takes office on 23 March 2026. Professor Michele Maggiore and Dr Angélique Lartaux will serve jointly as spokesperson and deputy spokesperson, succeeding Michele Punturo and Harald Lück. Together, the new team will guide the collaboration…
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Polish Academy of Sciences in Rome hosted the conference “Gravitational Waves and Detection Technologies“
18.03.2026 The Scientific Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Rome hosted the conference “Gravitational Waves and Detection Technologies” on 16–17 March. The event brought together researchers from Poland, Italy, France, and Spain. The programme focused on the scientific objectives and technological advancements related to the Virgo detector and the Einstein Telescope (ET). A round-table discussion on the second day gathered representatives of the Italian, Polish, and Spanish gravitational wave communities, alongside delegates from the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Italy. Participants emphasized the critical role of international collaboration in advancing the Einstein Telescope project and highlighted the importance of engaging early-career researchers.