At the end of each year, we summarise some of the centre’s highlights and research visions in the CP³-Origins Black Books. These books are created for colleagues and physics students, but are aimed at everyone who wishes to be kept up-to-date on one of the most fascinating areas of research. The previous seven books can be downloaded from our web page.

Five years ago, we introduced the interactive Black Book (iBlack Book), directly downloadable for free on iTunes, featuring enriched content for more fun and effective reading. This pioneering way of scientific reporting has been highly appreciated, and therefore I am very happy to announce the Sixth iBlack Book.

This book is available for download with iBooks on your iPad or your Mac (OS X 10.9 or later).

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The 8th Black Book is also available in a PDF version without the interactive features:

The previous black books can be found here:

7th Black Book (April 2016)
6th Black Book (May 2015)
5th Black Book (June 2014)
4th Black Book (April 2013)
3rd Black Book (March 2012)
2nd Black Book (April 2011)
1st Black Book (April 2010)

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