The “Laboratoire des deux Infinis – Toulouse” (L2IT) -UMR5033- was created on 1 January 2020. L2IT researchers and engineers are studying the two infinities – the infinitely small and the infinitely large – and the relationships between the phenomena that govern each of them.
We pursue our research within major international collaborations such as CERN in Geneva, with the gravitational waves detector Virgo at EGO or the spatial gravitational waves detector LISA, and the GANIL FAZIA experiment in Caen.
The L2IT is a joint research unit of CNRS, through the Institute of “Physique Nucléaire et de Physique des Particules” (IN2P3), and the Université Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier.
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Jan Stark deciphers Spider-man at Soirées Cult’
The Soirées Cult’ are organized by Instant Science. They are aimed at everyone, in a fun and friendly atmosphere, featuring experts to decipher today’s leading… Find out more
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Held in Toulouse, the third MaNiTou summer school on the science of gravitational waves is now open for registration
MaNiTou will cover all areas of current gravitational wave science, from theory to data analysis and observations. It is aimed primarily at Master and PhD… Find out more
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We are thrilled by the adoption of the space LISA mission by ESA
The LISA mission (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) has just been officially accepted by ESA‘s (European Space Agency) Science Programme Committee. For LISA, one of the… Find out more
