The coolest place in CAPA!
This summer, CAPA commissioned its new dilution refrigerator. The Bluefors LD250 model reaches temperatures below 10 mK (about 270 times lower than the temperature of deep space) and opens up
Hunting for the axion with a giant magnet
Great news for BabyIAXO. The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved €6 million for the construction of its magnet system, a key component of the experiment that will be installed
Great success of the 4th COMCHA School
The 4th COMCHA School, held in Zaragoza from April 8–15, successfully brought together researchers and students for an intensive week of training in advanced computing technologies for High Energy Physics.
Talk by Mauricio Bustamante
Particle physics and astrophysics with high-energy cosmic neutrinos Lecturer: Mauricio Bustamante, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen Abstract: High-energy cosmic neutrinos offer vast potential to test both particle physics and
Open Talks – 4th COMCHA School
From April 8 to 15, Zaragoza will host the COMCHA School, bringing together cutting-edge expertise in computing for the next decade. The program features dedicated lectures on Artificial Intelligence and
MasterClass on Particle Physics 2026
CAPA is once again joining a new edition of the Particle Physics Masterclasses, an activity designed to spark scientific curiosity among secondary school and high-school students. Throughout the day, participants
The research carried out at CAPA in the Third Millennium supplement
Astronomers detected the ring of dark matter by studying the light distorted by the galaxy cluster ZwCl 0024+17. NASA, ESA, M. Jee and H. Ford (Johns Hopkins University) The Third
The origin of the most energetic particles in the Milky Way: Galactic Pevatrons and their implications
Lecturer: Rubén López Coto (IAA-CSIC). Scientific coordinator of the CTAO consortium Abstract: Our galaxy is filled with cosmic rays -particles traveling at nearly the speed of light through intergalactic magnetic
Cryogenic observatories for astroparticle physics
Lecturer: Nahuel Ferreiro Lachellini (Max Planck Institute for Physics) Abstract: Cryogenic underground observatories based on transition-edge sensors (TES) provide a powerful and versatile platform for astroparticle physics, combining low energy
4th edition of the COMCHA School (Computing Challenges)
The IUI CAPA is organizing the 4th edition of the COMCHA School (Computing Challenges), which will take place in Zaragoza from April 8 to 15 It will take place at