For the current scientific collaboration please refer to this page.
Collaborations with the private sector
We have collaborated with the Swedish industry for the delivery of the first two prototypes of ALTO, i.e. the first two water Cherenkov tanks in carbon fibre and the two first scintillation detectors. This work, supported by the Linnaeus Technical Centre, was carried out between 2015 and 2018 in Collaboration with the TBS Yard AB company based in Torsås (Småland, Sweden).
Collaborations with other research groups or centres at Linnaeus University
The ALTO/CoMET group is also part of the Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA) where we collaborate with groups coming from other disciplines about “Big data” applications. Our research topic within DISA is called Data Intensive Astroparticle Physics.