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Has life been detected on Venus? Josep Manel Carrasco on Radio Sant Boi
L'astrònom Josep Manel Carrasco explica al programa de ràdio La República Santboiana de Ràdio Sant Boi, la detecció de fosfà a l'atmosfera de Venus.
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Online conference about the Milky Way and Gaia
Astronomers from Gaia's group Mercè Romero and Eduard Masana will give, next Thursday, October 8, an online conference on the Milky Way and the Gaia mission.
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Several
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Héctor Gil Marín awarded with the Young Researcher Award in Theoretical Physics by the Spanish Royal Physics Society.
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ICCUB researcher Héctor Gil Marín wins the Young Researcher Award in Theoretical Physics awarded annually by the Royal Spanish Physical Society
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Online conference about the Milky Way and Gaia
Astronomers from Gaia's group Mercè Romero and Eduard Masana will give, next Thursday, October 8, an online conference on the Milky Way and the Gaia mission.
By
Several
Place
Time
Talks
Open to all
Les distàncies còsmiques at University of Girona
Exhibitions sets
Open to all
'Dones i Física' at Institut d'Estudis Catalans
Exhibitions sets
Open to all
'Amb A d'AstronomA' at Viladecans Library
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Exhibitions sets
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Has life been detected on Venus? Josep Manel Carrasco on Radio Sant Boi
L'astrònom Josep Manel Carrasco explica al programa de ràdio La República Santboiana de Ràdio Sant Boi, la detecció de fosfà a l'atmosfera de Venus.
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CA
Popularisation of Science
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Mark Gieles on the recent observation of the most massive black hole ever detected
ICCUB astronomer Mark Gieles talks to journalist Esther Sánchez about the recent observation of the most massive black hole ever detected with gravitational waves.
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Mark Gieles, ICREA-ICCUB
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ES
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FCRI talks: Licia Verde about the gravitational waves
The Catalan Foundation for Research and Innovation (FCRI) talks to our cosmologist Licia Verde about the most powerful gravitational wave source ever discovered.
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Licia Verde, ICREA-ICCUB
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CA
ES
Interview
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Since when does spacetime exist?
La cosmòloga Licia Verde explica, en un article a la secció de ciència "Materia" del diari El País, què és i des de quan existeix l'espai-temps.
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Licia Verde, ICREA-ICCUB
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ES
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Dr. Santiago del Palacio wins the Carlos M. Varsavsky 2020 Prize
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CA
The thesis "Radiación no térmica asociada a estrellas de gran massa", defended by Dr. Santiago del Palacio in 2018 under the direction of the researcher of the Institute of Cosmos Sciences, Prof. Valentí Bosch-Ramón, has been selected by the jury appointed by the Associació Argentina de Astronomía, the organizing body.
Héctor Gil Marín awarded with the Young Researcher Award in Theoretical Physics by the Spanish Royal Physics Society.
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CA
ICCUB researcher Héctor Gil Marín wins the Young Researcher Award in Theoretical Physics awarded annually by the Royal Spanish Physical Society
First calibrated XP spectra
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Agència Espacial Europea (ESA)
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CA
Gaia has proven to be a powerful tool providing very precise astrometry and photometry in the first releases of the mission (see Gaia DR2 and Gaia DR1). The third release and beyond (find here the current release scenario planning) will include some calibrated spectrophotometric data.
On the trail of the NEOWISE comet
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CA
The comet C/2020 F3, also known as NEOWISE, has been visible to the naked eye in the northern hemisphere sky during the past weeks.