On September 25 and 26, 2026, science will once again take center stage at Rome’s Città dell’Altra Economia for the new edition of the European Researchers’ Night 2026. For two evenings of free admission, the NET Village will bring together universities, research institutions, and scientific organizations from across the region, offering visitors interactive workshops, shows, talks, and activities designed to bring citizens closer to the world of research.
The EEE Project – Extreme Energy Events will also take part in the event with some of its most engaging activities dedicated to the study of cosmic rays. Visitors will have the opportunity to try Cosmic Rain, the interactive game that offers a fun introduction to the world of cosmic particles, and to explore a Cosmic Box, the portable detector developed to bring cosmic-ray physics beyond research laboratories and into schools.
In addition, on Friday, September 25, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Marco Garbini will participate in the Scientific Speed Date session with a talk entitled “Cosmic Rays and Detectors”, providing a unique opportunity to meet researchers, ask questions, and discover how the particles that constantly traverse our planet are studied.
An unmissable event for enthusiasts, curious minds, and families alike, offering the chance to experience the fascination of scientific research firsthand and uncover the mysteries of cosmic rays.