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Einstein Telescope Could Bring €1.5B Economic Impact to Flanders

Major economic analysis commissioned by Flemish Minister-President examining the Einstein Telescope project's impact on Flanders. Study highlights the telescope's potential to contribute 0.22 percentage points to Flemish productivity growth and generate between 5,021 and 12,142 job-years over the project lifetime. As a researcher contributing to ETpathfinder (Einstein Telescope pathfinder project), this work directly supports development of this next-generation gravitational wave observatory.

Key Points

  • Economic gains: €1.509 billion annually (optimistic) or €637 million (baseline)
  • Employment: 5,021-12,142 job-years over project lifetime
  • Construction: 2,600-6,600 job-years
  • Operations: 2,300-5,455 job-years over 50 years
  • Scientific ecosystem modeled after CERN as "magnet for top scientists"
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Één LimburgTelevision

Regional Research Feature: Gravitational Wave Detection

Regional television coverage highlighting researchers contributing to international gravitational wave detection efforts and the Einstein Telescope project in the Limburg region (three-country border area: Belgium, Netherlands, Germany). Featured broadcast coverage showing research work and laboratory environment.

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Particle Physics Research Highlights

Video documentation of advanced particle physics research, detector development, and experimental contributions to gravitational wave detection and particle physics instrumentation.

Particle Physics Research Part 1

Particle Physics Research Part 2

Research Recognition

Research contributions are featured across international collaborations and academic platforms:

  • LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Collaboration: Member of 1,500+ international team advancing gravitational wave astronomy
  • ETpathfinder Collaboration: Contributing to Europe's next-generation gravitational wave detector development
  • 323+ Citations: Research impact verified through Google Scholar
  • 11 Publications: High-impact journals and international collaboration papers (2016-2025)