3–7 Oct 2016
ESRF
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Dr Andrea Paoli (EGO - European Gravitational Observatory, Pisa, Italy), Prof. Carla Nardinocchi (Università di Roma "La Sapienza" - DICEA, Survey Lab, Rome, Italy), Prof. Luca Vittuari (Università di Bologna - DICAM, Bologna, Italy), Prof. Maria Marsella (Università di Roma "La Sapienza" - DICEA, Survey Lab, Rome, Italy)
ORAL

The Virgo detector, currently in its 2nd generation configuration “Advanced Virgo”, is a Michelson interferometer aimed at the gravitational waves research and at opening a new window on the study of the Universe. It is made of two orthogonal arms being each 3 kilometers long and is located at the site of the European Gravitational Observatory (EGO), in the countryside near Pisa, Italy.
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Dr Andrea Paoli (EGO - European Gravitational Observatory, Pisa, Italy), Prof. Carla Nardinocchi (Università di Roma "La Sapienza" - DICEA, Survey Lab, Rome, Italy), Prof. Luca Vittuari (Università di Bologna - DICAM, Bologna, Italy), Prof. Maria Marsella (Università di Roma "La Sapienza" - DICEA, Survey Lab, Rome, Italy)
POSTER

The Virgo detector, currently in its 2nd generation configuration “Advanced Virgo”, is a Michelson interferometer aimed at the gravitational waves research and at opening a new window on the study of the Universe. It is made of two orthogonal arms being each 3 kilometers long and is located at the site of the European Gravitational Observatory (EGO), in the countryside near Pisa, Italy.
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