IFIC will host again this summer a programme aimed at undergraduate students in Physics. From July 1st to 12th, the students will join one of the experimental research groups of the institute and they will learn about the detectors and the analysis techniques used in our field. The programme is open to students of the Degree in Physics irrespective of their year. Application is open until May 17th.
In 2017, the Institute of Corpuscular Physics led or participated in 90 research projects amounting to a total of 24 million euros funding. These projects are obtained in highly competitive calls at regional, national and international level. In addition, IFIC staff has registered near thirty patents and utility models, applying the technology developed in basic research to medicine or environment.
The Instituto de Física Corpuscular will host this new programme of the Valencian Agency of Innovation (AVI) to boost knowledge transfer to the industry of Valencia region. The goal is to develop new technologies based on the research activity of IFIC, the only Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence in Valencia devoted to particle physics, astroparticle and nuclear physics.
Researchers at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics published in Nature Physics the first tomography of the Earth using neutrinos detected by IceCube experiment. This elementary particle is able to cross the planet, so it can provide valuable information on the distribution of its density in less known areas as the Earth's inner core.
El 13 y 14 de abril se celebra en el Museo de las Ciencias de Valencia un festival que utiliza diversos formatos para hablar de ciencia: charlas, monólogos, talleres, ilustración, radio, vídeo...
El trabajo de Adrián del Río, que propone que la luz se polariza en campos gravitatorios intensos, obtiene el premio más prestigioso para tesis doctorales sobre gravitación.
Comienza 'Connecting The Dots / Intelligent Trackers 2019', congreso que organiza el IFIC para explorar la utilización de Inteligencia Artificial para reconstruir trazas de partículas.
La distinción, otorgada por la Fundación Alexander von Humboldt de Alemania, reconoce sus aportaciones al estudio del quark top y al desarrollo de tecnologías para detectores de partículas.
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