CSIC scholarship programme Introduction to Research, JAE Intro 2020, offers 250 scholarships to students of university masters to perform brief research stays in its centers and institutes during the academic year 2020-2021. IFIC offers 12 projects within this call. The deadline for submission of applications is June 10th.
The Belle II collaboration of the SuperKEKB accelerator (Japan) publishes its first results in the journal Physical Review Letters. It presents the search for a new type of elementary particle, the so-called Z' boson, which could act as a nexus between ordinary matter and dark matter. IFIC collaborates in the development and operation of one of Belle II's subdetectors.
The IFIC launches ARTEMISA, an installation for the development of Artificial Intelligence techniques applied to Fundamental Physics and other applied research of the institute as improving diagnosis and treatment of cancer. It involves an investment of one million euros funded by the European Union under the FEDER programme for Comunitat Valenciana 2014-2020 procurement of infrastructures and R+D equipment.
IFIC researchers develop, together with the public organisation responsible for the management of radioactive waste ENRESA, a portable system that helps to classify the waste generated in the dismantling of nuclear power plants. The device, which takes its name from the Disney character, has been successfully tested in the dismantling of the José Cabrera power plant (Guadalajara) reducing costs and storage volume.
El IFIC participa en el desarrollo de un sistema en colaboración con científicos y hospitales de Inglaterra, Brasil y España que utiliza radiografías para el triaje de pacientes del coronavirus....
El Instituto de Física Corpuscular lidera el análisis más exhaustivo de la colaboración sobre uno de los candidatos a materia oscura (WIMPs), que publica 'Physics Letters B'.
Se ofrecen charlas divulgativas en directo sobre Relatividad, Física cuántica y Física nuclear desde el canal de YouTube del IFIC, a partir del jueves 30 de abril.
Los resultados se publican hoy en la revista 'Nature' como artículo de portada. El Instituto de Física Corpuscular es uno de los tres centros españoles que participan en el experimento.
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