Gr@v is welcoming expressions of interest for the 8th edition of the CEEC competition. This call will fund three-year postdoctoral research contracts, offered at two levels depending on the applicant’s experience. Interested researchers are invited to contact the group coordinator. Application deadline: 29 January 2026.
In the first week of December 2025 we had the pleasure of hosting Panagiotis Dorlis and Hendrik Mannenga, visiting from Athens and Oldenburg. Panagiotis gave an intersting seminar on How much gravitons can be squeezed. Many thanks for your visits!
The Portuguese Physics Society’s bulletin, Gazeta da Física, has released a special issue dedicated to Gravitational Waves, marking the 10th anniversary of the first detection, GW150914. Our group contributed to this commemorative edition.
25-11-25 was a wonderful day of celebration of past achievements, present efforts, and future horizons. It was a true joy to see so many colleagues, collaborators, and friends—who have shaped, and continue to shape, the history, present, and future of Gr@v, gathered both online and onsite. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the first fifteen years of Gr@v during this remarkable era of strong-gravity research. We look forward to the next fifteen years!
On November 25, 1915, Einstein presented the field equations of General Relativity to the Prussian Academy of Sciences. A hundred and ten years later, we celebrate the remarkable progress of the field of strong gravity — its many achievements, the 15th anniversary of the Aveiro Gr@v group (est. 2010), and a decade since the first detection of gravitational waves. Click here for more details.
Celebrating Strong Gr@vity - One day workshop at the U. Aveiro
In November 2025 we had the great pleasure to host our friend and collaborator Prof. Luis Carlos Crispino, from UFPA, Brazil. Thank you for the visit and the great discussions!
Etevaldo Costa Filho visited the historic Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen to collaborate with Rodrigo Panosso Macedo. Cold weather but hot physics in Copenhagen!
The NewFunFiCO network co-organized the XV School of the Division of Gravitation and Mathematical Physics of the Mexican physics society, that took place in Cancun, Mexico, in the first week of November 2025. Wonderful talks and scientific discussions in a wonderful venue!
Gr@v PhD student Manuel Mariano is visiting Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, US, for a month. There he presented a seminar entitled “There and back again: outspiralling motion in non-Kerr compact objects”.
When the bosonic sector of the electroweak theory is minimally coupled to General Relativity, magnetic Reissner-Nordström black holes become unstable below a critical horizon size.