Einstein Telescope

Einstein Telescope, the last collaboration the ICCUB has joined

Kitt Peak National Observatory, near Tucson, Arizona.

Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) Creates Largest 3-D Map of the Cosmos

Nadejda Blagorodnova

Nadia Blagorodnova, awarded with an ERC Starting grant at the ICCUB

José Luís Bernal

José Luís Bernal has been awarded the XXV Doctoral Senate Second Prize

Gaia Nearby Stars Catalogue (GNSC)

The Gaia Catalogue of Nearby Stars now available

Intertwining quantum and particle physics

Intertwining quantum and particle physics

Héctor GilMarín receives the 2020 BBVA Foundation Young Theoretical Physics Researcher Award

Héctor Gil Marín receives the 2020 BBVA Foundation Young Theoretical Physics Researcher Award

VLA Telescope and the Milky Way

The VOLS survey is granted 306 observing hours to study the molecular cloud Orion A

Domènec Espriu (ICCUB)

Prof. Domènec Espriu designated director of the State Research Agency

All-sky map of the Milky Way in motion using the Gaia data. Areas with significant motion are shown in black/purple and those with relatively low motion in yellow. A number of large scale filamentary disc structures are evident about the midplane. The map also shows the Magellanic Clouds and their connecting stellar bridge to left, while the Sgr dwarf galaxy currently being torn apart can be seen on the right (main body).

Unveiling substructures at the edge of the Galaxy

Fig 1. In this image we can observe how adding the extra “slope” parameter puts a stringent constraint on the cosmological parameters that accurately match the results produced by Full Modelling.

Bridging the divide between theoretical and observational cosmology

Launch Event, December 6th, 2021 at 4 pm

The Quantum Master Barcelona is taking part in the QTOM European collaboration