On March 5th, Monica Scorta was an invited speaker to the very first edition of Glorious Women Symposium, which aimed to celebrate women scientists from all over the world working in the field of gravitational waves. During the symposium, Monica presented an overview of the LISA Space Mission.
Between January 25-30 2026, Maria Ișfan attended the “Nordic Winter School on Black Holes and Gravitational Waves” which took place at the Thon Hotel Skeikampen, in Skeikampen, Norvegia. During the school, Maria gave the presentation “Gravitational Waves Data Processing Using Quantum Neural Networks in the Context of LISA Space Mission”.
More information about the school can be found here.
Alice Paun and Florentina Pislan attended the the annual LISA Astrophysics Working Group Meeting, this year entitled “LISA 2025: Building the Scientific Framework for the Gravitational-Wave Space Era”, which took place between December 14-17 2025 at Campus Biotech in Geneva, Switzerland. During the meeting, Florentina presented the Early Career Scientist Group (LECS). More details about the workshop can be found here.
Dr. Laurentiu Caramete and Florin Constantin attended the workshop entitled “New opportunities to detect gravitational waves and dark matter in orbital dynamic”, which took place between December 14-20 2025 at Benasque Science Center, in Benasque, France. During the workshop, Laurentiu Caramete gave the presentation “New Data Analysis Methods in GWs”. More details about the workshop can be found here.
During 24-26 November, the CU L2A team reunited for a workshop in Paris, following the spring workshop in Bucharest. ASPACE-Q held several oral presentations: 'Updates on GWEEP tool for LISA Low-Latency Data Analysis', 'Quantum Neural Networks for LISA Low-Latency Data Analysis Pipelines and the Possibility of Running on Quantum Computers'.
