Issue 1, 2014
Massive gravity, a modification of general relativity in which gravitons have mass, has an interesting history. Massive gravity was long believed to be internally inconsistent, but physicists at Stockholm University now claim to have constructed a consistent theory for massive gravity. This theory is a viable alternative to general relativity and can address some of its problems. In Einstein's theory of general relativity gravitational waves...... [Read more]
Professor Katherine Freese of the University of Michigan has begun a three year term as Director of Nordita starting September...
For the first time in its history, the Norwegian Research Council has accepted applications from scientists working at...
The Nordita Youtube Channel has been extended with two new five-minute videos highlighting research and researchers at...
Six years have passed since the ERC AstroDyn Project at Nordita was born. On 24 July 2008, a sunny day, an email said that...
The first GATIS network meeting of the year took place in Kings College London (KCL), UK, on 10th to 14th of February, 2014....