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The goal of the NEXT collaboration is the sensitive search of the neutrino-less double beta decay ([Formula: see text]) of [Formula: see text]Xe at the LSC. After a successful R&amp;D phase, a first large-scale prototype of a high-pressure gas-Xenon electroluminescent TPC (NEW) is being operated at LSC since 2016. NEW is a 10-kg radiopure detector meant to understand the relevant backgrounds for the [Formula: see text]search and to perform a measurement of the two neutrino mode of the double beta decay ([Formula: see text]). The first phase of the NEW physics program comprises the commissioning of the detector and the data taking with calibration sources. This phase has allowed to understand the detector capabilities in terms of energy resolution and event topology reconstruction. The operation of NEW is setting the grounds for the construction of the NEXT-100 detector: a TPC holding 100 kg of [Formula: see text]Xe and reaching a sensitivity to the [Formula: see text]half-life of [Formula: see text] y after 3 years of data taking. The latest results of the NEW detector as well as the status of the NEXT-100 project are presented.

NEXT: Searching for the ββ0νDecay at the LSC