Overview of SUSY results from the ATLAS experiment

The search for Supersymmetry remains a hot topic in high energy phisycs in the light of the discovery of the Higgs boson at a mass of 125 GeV. Supersymmetry cancels out the quadratically divergent quantum corrections on the Higgs boson mass and provides a particle which can explain the presence of Dark Matter in the Universe. Moreover, it unifies the gauge couplings of the Standard Model at high energy scales. Under certain theoretical assumptions, some of the supersymmetric particles are preferred to be lighter than TeV and their discovery can thus be accessible at the LHC. The recent results from searches for Supersymmetry with\nthe ATLAS experiment and up to 21fb