Quantum electronics consists in the generation and manipulation of quantum states encoded in the electronic degrees of freedom of a conductor. In the case of small closed systems such as quantum dots, the orbital degree of freedom can be used …
More than half the world's population lives in cities. This has led to a rapid process of urbanization of different areas in order to have enough space to accommodate this large number of people. In this context, understanding the interaction …
National Geographic, one of the largest non-profit scientific and educational organizations in the world, has published in its September issue the infograph “Tweets of Many Tongues” based on the results of the study "Immigrant community integration in world cities". The …
Urban pollution, air quality, the demand for new infrastructure, the spread of epidemics, the structure of the city or economic conditions are some of the issues that can benefit from the study of human mobility. From a theoretical point of …
The spontaneous synchronization between different interacting units is a paradigmatic example of a collective phenomenon. In the last decade there has been a growing interest among the scientific community to investigate this phenomenon in the context of quantum systems, in …
We are proud to congratulate Miguel A. Sierra on the successful defense of his thesis work, "Electrically and thermally driven transport in interacting quantum dot structures", supervised by David Sánchez. His thesis, defended on Thursday 11th April, deals with one …
Pint of Science (PoS) 2019, the popular Science festival that proposes a meeting between researchers and the public in bars, returns to Palma on 20th, 21st and 22nd of May for the third consecutive year. The festival has an international …
Publicizing the world of complex systems and interdisciplinary science through outreach activities has been one of the main objectives of IFISC (UIB-CSIC) from its inception to the present day. With this goal in mind, the series of talks "Navegando por …
Graphene has attracted an ongoing interest in the scientific community since its outstanding properties were unveiled: from bulletproofing to nanotechnology, studying how graphene behaves in certain situations is opening the way to new applications of this material. Similarly, quantum contacts, …
The United Nations General Assembly decided to proclaim 11 February as International Women's and Girls' Day in Science with the goal of achieving full and equal access to science for girls and women. February 11, 2018 was a turning point …
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