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Artistic impression of a wide laser beam, reflected by a large glass mirror in the arm of a gravitational-wave detector. In the background are merging black holes in front of a starry sky and warped space-time.

Gravitational-wave detectors can now “autotune” their signals

May 13, 2026

Crucial contributions by AEI researchers: How “off-key” detector calibration can bias signal-based tests of Einstein’s general theory of relativity. more

Artist's impression of a black hole which was formed in the merger of a binary black hole.

Testing general relativity with new gravitational-wave observations

May 11, 2026

Re-examining the validity of Einstein’s theory with the latest gravitational-wave data more

Aerial picture of a landscape with many fields and an L-shaped structure. At its vertex are several buildings and a small parking lot. On top of the image is a red box with text in white letters reading “Visit GEO600, 11th Open Day, 4 July 2026, 12:00 to 16:00”

11th and last Open Day at GEO600

April 09, 2026

Visit the gravitational-wave detector near Sarstedt on 4 July 2026 more

LeibnizScienceCampus: Image showing astrophysical phenomena e.g. planet formation, black holes etc.

Innovative modeling approaches in astrophysics and climate physics

March 25, 2026

The first Leibniz ScienceCampus in Brandenburg is being established in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics. more

Person in a black suit and with a red striped necktie.

Karsten Danzmann becomes Director Emeritus

March 25, 2026

Celebratory colloquium for the founding director of the Max Planck Institute in Hannover more

Artistic representation of a future underground observatory with long, illuminated tunnels and complex measurement technology. Laser beams forming a large triangle can be seen beneath the earth's surface. Two merging black holes appear in the sky, emitting gravitational waves that spread out in circles.

New leadership team to guide the Einstein Telescope Collaboration

March 20, 2026

Change at a defining moment for gravitational-wave science more

Fields stretch to the horizon, with several buildings, two long tunnels at ground level, and a parking lot in the foreground, surrounded by green spaces.

The GEO600 project will end on 31 December 2026

March 19, 2026

More than three decades of cutting-edge research at the German-British detector have shaped the international field of gravitational-wave astronomy. more

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