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Cosmological simulations of scale-dependent primordial non-Gaussianity Baldi M.; Fondi E.; Karagiannis D.; Moscardini L.; Ravenni A.; Coulton W.R.; Jung G.; Liguori M.; Marinucci M.; Verde L.; Villaescusa-Navarro F.; Wandelt B.D. Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, Vol. 2024, Num. 053 (2024) Article 10.1088/1475-7516/2024/11/053 Go to Source
Roda el món, i un graf et retorna al Born
2026-05-11
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Feroz Khan: “The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz hits the poorest” 2026-05-11The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a crisis that goes far beyond its geopolitical implications. Accidents or deliberate attacks involving the oil tankers that remained trapped, could trigger an ecological disaster with long-lasting consequences for the region’s unique ecosystems. Feroz Khan, a doctoral researcher at ICTA-UAB warns that countries in South and […]
Alejandro Romero Ros Receives IEC Honorary Mention for his doctoral thesis 2026-05-11Image Credits Institut d’Estudis Catalans, IEC Language English Alejandro Romero Ros, a former postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB) and currently an external collaborator of the institute, has been awarded an Honorary Mention from the Institute of Catalan Studies (IEC) Section of Science and Technology in the […]
Ir más despacio para ser más flexible: la velocidad de lectura de los genes influye en la identidad celular 2026-05-10Todas las células del cuerpo tienen el mismo ADN, pero no todas hacen lo mismo. Una neurona y una célula de la piel, por ejemplo, activan genes distintos. La gran pregunta es: ¿hasta qué punto puede una célula cambiar su identidad? Un nuevo estudio aporta una pieza clave: no solo importa qué genes se activan, […]
¿Puede el entrenamiento de alta intensidad proteger nuestro funcionamiento psicológico?
2026-05-09
Un equipo de la Universidad de Granada unió fisiología del ejercicio y psicología de la salud para descubrir si el entrenamiento de alta intensidad protege la salud mental. BEER-HIIT, analiza cómo un programa de ejercicio físico de alta intensidad influye sobre la salud mental y el bienestar psicosocial de jóvenes de entre 18 y 40 años. Una pregunta adicional lo hace […]
Can High-Intensity Training Protect Our Psychological Functioning?
2026-05-09
A team from the University of Granada has integrated exercise physiology and health psychology to determine whether high-intensity training protects mental health. The BEER-HIIT study analyzes how a high-intensity physical exercise program influences the mental health and psychosocial wellbeing of young adults between the ages of 18 and 40. A unique aspect of this research […]
Padé Approximants for Noise Filtering for Experimental Data 2026-05-08Image Seminar Padé Approximants for Noise Filtering for Experimental Data Date 18/05 Place Pere Pascual V5.07 Room and via Zoom Abstract: We present a method for exploring the presence of noise, which may mimic systematic errors in experimental datasets, particularly when such errors introduce inconsistencies. The method is based on Padé approximants designed for Stieltjes functions, […]
Rare Semileptonic Decays from Kaons to B Mesons 2026-05-08Image Seminar Rare Semileptonic Decays from Kaons to B Mesons Date 13/05 Place Pere Pascual V5.07 Room and via Zoom Abstract: Rare semileptonic decays provide some of the most sensitive probes of the Standard Model across both light- and heavy-quark sectors. I will begin with a brief pedagogical introduction to how flavor-changing processes connect kaon and […]
ICIQ awarded a MSCA “Choose Europe for Science” project for postdoctoral talent attraction: MERCI
2026-05-08
ICIQ has been selected for funding under the first “MSCA Choose Europe for Science 2025” COFUND call with a project titled MERCI – Momentum for European Research Career at ICIQ. The initiative aims to recruit four excellent postdoctoral researchers and give them the conditions they need to grow towards becoming independent group leaders at the […]
ICN2 Highlights Its Leadership in Applied Open Science at the II National Open Science Conference (JNCA 2026)
2026-05-08
The institute’s contributions demonstrated its strategic leadership in Open Science and its ability to translate its principles into concrete institutional practice. Go to Source
What memory has to balance: Representational drift, network freezing, and the mechanisms that hold neural circuits in between
2026-05-07
Two recent papers from the Computational and Mathematical Neuroscience group at CRM ask what makes neural circuits drift in the first place, and what keeps them from collapsing under their own learning rules. One, published in PNAS, traces representational drift in the mouse auditory cortex to an ongoing balance between learning and stochastic synaptic change. […]