Today, 8 June 2022, the ET Collaboration has been formally established and several IAC3 members participate in this endeavour, being Alicia Sintes named member of the Einstein Telescope Collaboration Board.
The XII symposium of the Einstein Telescope (ET) took place in Budapest, at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, on the 7th – 8th of June. The ET scientific community met in Budapest for a crucial step in the long Einstein Telescope journey: the formal establishment of the ET Collaboration.
More than 400 scientists, out of more than 1200 members of the Collaboration, participated in the meeting in person or remotely. The ET members discussed the status of the experiment, the technical challenges, the scientific case, and the scientific and technical progresses made by each of the ET boards.
During the meeting in Budapest, the ET Collaboration Board (CB) was constituted, chaired by Dr. H. Lueck, composed of the representatives from each of the 79 research units from 13 countries, including the IAC3-UIB gravity group. During the first CB meeting, the ET Collaboration discussed the recently created ET bylaws that will govern the future of the experiment and initiated procedures to set up the required Collaboration committees. In addition, interim ET Spokesperson and Deputy Spokesperson figures were identified.
With the birth of the ET Collaboration, this symposium marks a milestone on the long journey of the Einstein Telescope endeavour
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