News — Department of Physics — UPC. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Research grant from the town council of Terrassa to the student Ricard Kirchner Amor

School on Multi-scale fibre-based optical frequency combs

Summer school and 2nd year MEFISTA workshop in Barcelona from 26th -29 October

ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COUNCIL OF THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT (2022)

ELECTIONS AT THE UNIVERSITY CLAUSTRE OF THE UPC (2022)

Series of conferences at the CosmoCaixa about the Sun

Next week begins a cycle of four conferences on the Science of the Sun organized by the CosmoCaixa museum, with the collaboration of the EETAC (UPC). All sessions will be coordinated by Francesca Ribas Prats, professor in the Physics department

Physics Department Council Summer 2022

The council of the Department of Physics was held on Monday 18 July under the direction of Jordi Boronat, director of the Department

Trinitat Pradell has been recognized with the Narcís Monturiol Medal of the Generalitat de Catalunya and named a member of the Institut d'Estudis Catalans

The researcher from the Department of Physics has been awarded the Narcís Monturiol Medal for her outstanding contribution to the development of science and technology in Catalonia.

Talks on astronomy and space

The group of astrophysicists from the Department of Physics at EETAC has prepared a series of informative talks on Astronomy and Space.

Professor Pietro Massignan wins an ICREA Academy position

Pietro Massignan, an associate professor at EETAC and a member of the SIMCON research group, has just won an ICREA Academy position in the 2021 call.

Researchers from the BIOCOM-SC research group, Ciutat de Barcelona 2021 award in the experimental science and technology category

The City of Barcelona Awards 2021 have recognized the researchers Clara Prats, Martí Català, Dani Lopez, Sergio Alonso and Enric Alvarez of the research group of Computational Biology and Complex Systems (BIOCOM-SC) in the category of experimental sciences and technology for their contribution to the mathematical modeling of the epidemiological dynamics of COVID-19 and for its work in disseminating and communicating science.