Eye of a neutrino telescope
06 March 2026 – Photographer Hugo Pardinilla won the 3rd jury-prize in the Global Physics Photowalk 2025 with his amazing photo of a photomultiplier in one of our optical modules. Read more
06 March 2026 – Photographer Hugo Pardinilla won the 3rd jury-prize in the Global Physics Photowalk 2025 with his amazing photo of a photomultiplier in one of our optical modules. Read more
26th January 2026 – The 2026 KM3NeT Bootcamp was held at the Faculty of Science, in Granada, from January 20th to January 23rd, bringing together newcomers to the collaboration for an intensive introduction to KM3NeT. Read more
22 September 2025 – We present a new paper with the title ‘Constraining gamma-ray burst parameters with the first ultra-high-energy neutrino KM3-230213A‘.
15 September 2025 – We warmly congratulate Luc Cerisy (Aix-Marseille Université / CNRS Marseille), who has been awarded the 2024 GNN Dissertation Prize for his doctoral thesis: “First tau neutrino appearance, non-unitary mixing and absolute orientation measurements in KM3NeT”.
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11 September 2025 – Stronger together!
Paschal Coyle (CPPM, Marseille) and Claudio Kopper (ECAP, Erlangen) are the new chairs of the Global Neutrino Network (GNN).
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20 June 2025 – A very important step forward for KM3NeT has been accomplished this week by establishing the KM3NeT AISBL!
14 June 2025 – It is about four months since we published our KM3-230213A event.
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.
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.
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. Read more