8th UB Science Fest
The Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB) wil
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Several
Workshops & fairs
Open to all
Agenda of Activities
Ongoing & Upcoming Activities
15th Science Fest of the city of Barcelona
The Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (
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Several
Workshops & fairs
Open to all
Course “Casting light on Black Holes: An initiation to astrophysics and gravitation”
The Institute of Cosmos Sciences (ICCUB) PhD student, Daniel Marí
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Daniel Marín Pina, ICCUB
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Courses
Open to all
“Astronomy: the ultimate frontiers” at the Gaudir UB courses
A number of researchers of the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of th
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Several
Courses
Open to all
Completed Activities
7th International Conference on Artificial Light at Night
The 7th International Conference on Artificial Light at Night will be held from June 15 to June 17 with the aim of spreading awareness of the various implications of light pollution not
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Several
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Talks
Open to all
The ICCUB participates in the “Festa de la Ciència 2021”of Barcelona’s city council
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Several
Workshops & fairs
Open to all
Àgora - Encounter among female scientists and schools on exoplanets and space
In the context of the second Biennal City and Science of Barcelona's City Council, the astrophysicist A
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Anna Farré-Mateu, ICCUB
Place
Time
Workshops & fairs
Only for schools
VII Science Fest of the UB
Workshops & fairs
Open to all
'Dones i Física' at Franqueses del Vallès
Exhibitions sets
Open to all
Evolució estel·lar: de núvols de gas a forats negres
En astronomia, es denomina evolució estel·lar a la seqüència de canvis que una estrella experimenta al llarg de la seva existència.
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Edgar Molina
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Talks
Open to all
TALK AND ROUND TABLE | Modeling COVID19 from a perspective of complex systems
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, different research institutes and faculti
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Dra. Clara Granell (Univ. Rovira i Virgili)
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Talks
Open to all
Astrophysics Origin
Astrophysics began when observations of astronomy could be interpreted according to the physical laws governing the stars and other objects in the Universe.
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Jordi Miralda, ICREA-ICCUB
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Talks
Open to all