New Quantum Liquid proposed for experiments with ultracold atoms

New Quantum Liquid proposed for experiments with ultracold atoms

Menut, the Catalan nanosatellite

The Catalan Nanosatellite 'Menut' takes off from Cape Canaveral

In this image, the blue, green and red colours in the central part indicate speeds derived from the WEAVE spectra and are superimposed on an image of Stephan's Quintet composed of starlight (from the CFHT telescope) and X-ray emission from hot gas (bluish vertical diffuse band, from the Chandra X-ray Observatory). The speeds obtained by WEAVE indicate that the left-centred galaxy (NGC 7318b, painted blue) is entering the group from behind at about 800 km/s (almost 3 000 000 km/h). This high-speed collision

WEAVE spectrograph begins study of galaxy formation and evolution

Promoting training for professionals and the creation of innovative teaching resources in quantum technologies facing the global challenge of digital transformation is the main objective of the DigiQ project, an initiative in higher education for master studies promoted by the European Commission.

The DigiQ project: boosting talent and teaching resources in quantum technology

Einstein Telescope

ICCUB joins the Einstein Telescope Collaboration

Statement on women's rights in Iran

Statement on women's rights in Iran

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Start of the future Quantum Internet research program in Catalonia with Next Generation funds

Carla Marin, investigadora ICCUB

Carla Marín, awarded with an ERC Starting Grant at the ICCUB

Gaia Satellite

Gaia Collaboration to Receive 2023 Berkeley Prize

Xavi Luri, director of the ICCUB

Xavier Luri re-elected as director of the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the UB

Domènec Espriu (ICCUB)

Domènec Espriu participates on the “Present and Future of the research at the UB. New challenges and Calls” Info Day

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The European Innovation Council grants a Pathfinder Open project to the ICCUB Technology Unit and its partners

The UB leads the Spanish presence in the Stanford Ranking

The UB leads the presence of Spanish Universities in the Stanford Ranking