20 June 2025 – A very important step forward for KM3NeT has been accomplished this week by establishing the KM3NeT AISBL!
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Scientific interest in KM3-230213A
14 June 2025 – It is about four months since we published our KM3-230213A event.
The Online Data Filter for the KM3NeT Neutrino Telescopes
10 June 2025 – Recently, we submitted a new paper with the title ‘The Online Data Filter for the KM3NeT Neutrino Telescopes’
In this paper, we present the design and performance of the software that is used to filter the data recorded by the photo-sensors of the KM3NeT detectors.
2nd DOM integration workshop
27 May 2025 – Do you know how the optical modules of KM3NeT are built? This has been shown and practised in the second edition of the Digital Optical Module (DOM) integration workshop which took place last week.
4 new detection units installed in ORCA
16 May 2025 – This week at the ORCA site, a sea operation was performed with a twofold purpose: the recovery from the sea bottom of some oceanographic instruments which required some maintenance and the installation of a set of 4 new detection units. The number of detection units in ORCA has thus been increased to 28.
Inauguration of the new facilities of the CAPACITY Laboratory in Caserta
14 May 2025 – Today the new facilities of the CAPACITY laboratory in Caserta have been inaugurated.
KM3NeT has met in Les Houches for its Third Town Hall Meeting
18 April 2025 – The third KM3NeT Town Hall Meeting took place in the School of Physics of Les Houches, close to Chamonix (France), in front of the Mont Blanc, from 13th to 18th April 2025.
A new PMT for the KM3NeT detectors
7 April 2025 – We present a new paper with the title ‘Evaluation of the upgraded 3-inch Hamamatsu photomultiplier for the KM3NeT neutrino telescope’
In the paper we report the characteristics of a new photomultiplier tube for the KM3NeT detectors.
A set of dedicated studies on KM3-230213A
20 February 2025 – Recently the KM3NeT Collaboration has published evidence for the cosmic neutrino with the highest energy ever detected (the article on Nature can be accessed from here). This event is identified as KM3-230213A.
In a set of dedicated studies, the Collaboration has investigated the possible sources of the event and the implications that may be derived from it.
