The Fundamental Interactions experimental division at the Physics Department of Sapienza University of Rome explores the lines of research described below.
Please click the relevant experiment name for more information.

• PARTICLE PHYSICS WITH ACCELERATORS 
  LHC experiments  [ATLAS, CMS, LHCb]
  Other accelerator-based detectors at CERN or PSI [CRYSBEAM, NA62, MEG]
  Frascati National Laboratories experiments [KLOE-2, PADME]
  Research and Development for colliders [RD_FCC, RD_MUCOLL]

• ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS AND GRAVITATIONAL WAVE PHYSICS  
  Neutrino physics detectors [ANTARES, CUORE, CUPID, DUNE, KM3NeT, NUCLEUS]
  Dark Matter and Dark Universe experiments [ANDROMeDa, CYGNO, DarkSide, Ptolemy, SABRE]
  Gravitational Wave (GW) detectors [Virgo, ET]
  Research and Development for GW [Archimedes, SIPS and EPR squeezers] 

• NUCLEAR PHYSICS
  Nuclear Physics experiments at Thomas Jefferson Laboratory [JLab12]                   

   

• TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH 
  Medical Physics [ARPG]
  Monte Carlo Software Development [MC INFN]
  Machine Learning and Information Technology [ML INFN]
  Research and Development [SHERPA]