LST-1 Telescope, in La Palma

The most distant AGN observed to date at very high energies has been detected

gaia sat

10 years since the launch of Gaia

Joan Solà Peracaula, ICCUB

Joan Solà, IOP Trusted Reviewer, the new recognition for this ICCUB theoretical physicist

The project will be helpful in space missions such as Gaia, the European Space Agency's (ESA) flagship project to detail the stellar mapping of our galaxy and broaden the global perspective of the cosmos around us.

The UB is leading the European SPACIOUS project for the management of massive data in space science

An illustration of a runaway star being ejected from a dense cluster of stars

Breakthrough study identifies many massive runaway stars in the Milky Way

New artificial magnet discovered

New artificial magnet discovered

Quantum entangled particles

Entanglement: the key to a better understanding of Quantum Field Theories

The European Space Agency's project to create the most ambitious stellar map of the Milky Way reveals new enigmas about Omega Centauri, the largest, brightest and most massive star cluster in this galaxy.

Gaia mission identifies half a million new stars in Omega Centauri cluster

Joan Oró graduated in Chemistry at the University of Barcelona.

The University of Barcelona dedicates a conference to the biochemist Joan Oró on the centenary of his birth

Carla Marin, investigadora ICCUB

Carla Marín Benito awarded with the Young Researcher Award in Experimental Physics by the Real Sociedad Española de física - Fundación BBVA.

The Hyades Star Cluster

New results hint at the existence of the closest Black Holes to Earth in the Hyades star cluster

The University of Barcelona joins Quantum Spain among 14 other public institutions

The University of Barcelona joins Quantum Spain among 14 other public institutions