Because of the corona pandemic and the related infection control measures for GEO600 employees and visitors to the site, there will be no Open Day at GEO600 this year. Guided tours for visitor groups are also not possible until further notice. [more]
The German-British detector GEO600 near Hannover, Germany, and the Japanese detector KAGRA near Hida, Japan, carried out a joint observation run. The main goals of the run called “O3GK” were to coordinate the collaboration between the detector teams and to gain experience in jointly analysing data from the two instruments. [more]
On November 1st at 15:00 UTC, the LIGO and Virgo gravitational-wave detectors resumed their search for gravitational waves. All three sites halted operations for the entire month of October to perform some maintenance and upgrades. [more]
Leibniz Universität Hannover wins funding for two own research projects. The Institute for Gravitational Physics and the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics are partners in both. [more]
GEO600 researcher, Max Planck director, and professor at Leibniz Universität Hannover will receive the award from the city of Brunswick and the association “ForschungRegion Braunschweig e.V.” on the 28th September [more]
