The Wave 2025
The LSC participated in the conference “The Wave”, held at the Zaragoza Conference Centre. Members of our staff gave a workshop on radon, given the national interest in this topic and our experience in monitoring it in the air and measuring its emanation in materials. In its second edition, [...]
Transfiere 2025
Transfiere, the European Forum for Science, Technology and Innovation, held its fourteenth edition at FYCMA (Malaga Trade Fair and Congress Centre). This forum connects the entire Spanish innovation ecosystem and boosts its international profile, promoting the transfer of scientific and technological knowledge. Together with 11 other ICTS, we presented [...]
New Participation of LSC in the TRANSFIERE Forum in Málaga
From March 12 to 14, the LSC participated in TRANSFIERE, Spain's most important R&D&I fair, held in Málaga. This forum connects the entire Spanish innovation ecosystem and boosts its international projection, promoting the transfer of scientific and technological knowledge. Together with 11 other ICTS, we showcased the services we offer, reaffirming our commitment to maximizing the impact of research on society.
Successful Hyper-Kamiokande implosion test campaign
The LSC successfully completes the implosion test campaign, in collaboration with SOCIB, for the validation of protective covers for the photosensors of the international neutrino telescope Hyper-Kamiokande.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Like every year, the LSC joins the celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day dedicated to highlighting the essential contributions of women to the scientific and technological community. We remain committed to promoting education in equality and increasing the visibility of women in science. Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science to all!
New implosion tests of the PMTs covers of the Hyper-Kamiokande telescope in collaboration with SOCIB
Last week, the eighth implosion test campaign was successfully completed to validate the protective covers of the sensors for the future HK neutrino telescope. Over three weeks, a team of 15 researchers from LSC, DIPC, UdG, and Japanese institutions conducted the tests at the SOCIB facilities in Palma. A total of six tests were carried out, confirming that the cover prototype can contain an implosion in case of failure. One step closer to ensuring the safety of the 22,000 eyes of HK.