In collaboration with the Musée Jules Verne, in the city of Nantes (France), the CNRS lab IP2I is participating in the organisation of an exhibition that will be held in France during the summer of 2023. The exhibition will trace the birth and progress of the ‘Lidenbrock’ project: a muography examination of the inner part of the Snaefellsjőkull glacier volcano, which is famous for being the scene of the science-fiction novel, ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth’, by Jules Verne.

On Sunday, the 30th of October, 2022, in the context of the Genoa Festival of Science, which ran from the 20th of October to the 1st of November, 2022, EGO organised Il suono dell’Universo (‘The sound of the Universe’). The event involved a dialogue on what it means to 'listen' to the Cosmos between Wanda Diaz-Merced, EGO researcher and internationally renowned expert in the sonification of astronomical data, and Stavros Katsanevas, the REINFORCE Project Coordinator.

In an attempt to reach a wider audience, including people who would not necessarily set out to seek to learn about physics, REINFORCE WP4 researcher, Gwenhaël de Wasseige (UCLouvain), started a collaboration with TintinImaginatio, the company set up to protect and promote the work of Hergé. As part of this collaboration, an article on the official Tintin website was produced, focussing on muography and placing it in the context of the ‘Tintin and the Cigars of the Pharaoh’ adventure.

On the 19th of July, 2022, the European Gravitational Observatory organised an art and science event in Lajatico, a municipality in the province of Pisa, internationally renowned for its Teatro del Silenzio (‘Theatre of Silence’), owned by the world-famous tenor, Andrea Bocelli.

Under the theme of “Humanity as observer and listener of the cosmos”, the REINFORCE International Youth Art Contest focuses on the concepts of fundamental physics, such as space, time and the nature and structure of the Universe. To be eligible for the contest, artwork must represent humanity:

A special evening under the stars of Virgo to discover Dante’s cosmos and how we listen to and narrate the Universe today, in the unique setting of the Cascina Gravitational Observatory.

Inside a cultivated field near the west arm of the interferometer Luca Serasini will "draw" the interference fringes as they are produced by the antenna demonstration model, in dimensions varying between 8 and 18 feet in length.

The project to turn the Sos Enattos disused mine in Sardinia into the new home of Einstein Telescope is the protagonist of one of the installations of the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale.