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Final supernova results from Dark Energy Survey offer unique insights into the expansion of the universe


More than 1,500 supernovae classified using machine learning.




New edition of IFT - IAIFI exchange program on academic visits


The main goal of the program is to foster synergies between the two Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) groups and help stimulate further activities in the future.

Belén Gavela acknowledged with the Julius Wess Award 2023 for pioneering research in particle physics

Nuevo vídeo: ¿De qué están hechos los AGUJEROS NEGROS? En 3 niveles de dificultad

Si nada puede escapar de un agujero negro ¿es posible averiguar qué tiene en su interior? Ángel Uranga nos lo cuenta, en 3 niveles de dificultad.
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Physics takes to the streets to inspire scientific vocations

• The #YoFisicaEnLaCalle initiative by the Institute for Theoretical Physics UAM-CSIC invites young people to interview passersby on video about physics concepts, fostering informal conversations that engage the community in scientific outreach.

A paper highlights the benefits of investing in basic research, particularly in developing countries


An article on the arXiv highlights the importance of collaborative efforts in emerging or developing regions for the global landscape in high-energy physics.

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