The language of the Universe and... its dark side
For over 2000 years man has been wondering what the Universe is made of and what are the constituents that hold it together or, otherwise said, what is the origin of the Universe. From the philosophical theories of the Greeks to today, our understanding of the Universe has passed, especially in the last century, through fundamental discoveries that have changed our vision. But can we say that we have arrived at an answer to our questions? Have we really understood what our Universe is made of? We'll talk about it together, informally, on Friday 19th during the aperitif at Città della Scienza.
Alessia Tricomi - University and INFN Catania and CSFNSM
Alessia Tricomi is full professor of Experimental Physics at the Department of Physics of the University of Catania, where she teaches Elementary Particle and Astroparticle Physics. She is Director of the INFN Section of Catania and of the CSFNSM and is the Rector's delegate for the Coordination of the Third Mission, Public Engagement and Città della Scienza
