Orazio Zapparrata wins Belgian Physics Society prize for his work on the Pierre Auger experiment.
Collaborator Eric Mayotte received the Award for best contributed talk at the ICRC 2021
The FRONTIERS project team in collaboration with the Pierre Auger Observatory in Argentina and ITEDA organized a virtual visit to the Pierre Auger Observatory
The Pierre Auger Collaboration is releasing 10% of the data recorded using the world’s largest cosmic ray detector.
The Italian Physics Society awarded Gioacchino Alex Anastasi (Gialex) in its latest meeting for the best oral presentation in the Astroparticle Physics session.
Scientists and guests from all over the world celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Pierre Auger Observatory in Malargüe, Argentina on November 14-16, 2019.
Impact Award
The Pierre Auger Collaboration Impact Award
The Pierre Auger Collaboration Impact Award was established in 2020 and it is dedicated to people who have spent a significant amount of their time on technical developments that have a very large impact on the functioning of the detectors or on data analysis.
The scientific results we are providing are highly dependent on technical efforts, which often are not visible in scientific publications or cannot be given proper credit in papers. This award is intended to give both internal and external recognition to those people and their efforts in detector design, software development, and simulation production, among other activities, to help young colleagues start a career in science.
The candidates can be either non-senior members of the Collaboration: students and scientists at post-doctoral level, or technicians and engineers who have made exceptionally important technical contributions to the success of the project, linked to any area of the experiment.
See here the winners of the Auger Impact Award: