The BasQ - Basque Quantum initiative is launching a new process to collect Expressions of Interest (EoIs) from eligible organisations within the Basque research and innovation ecosystem.
The film selected is Migrazioa, bidaia ahatezina (Migration, 2023). The activity will introduce students to the world of birds, their migrations, and wetlands.
Despite same rearing conditions and identical DNA, mice have very different egg reserves, yet keep the same constant fraction of them ready for activation throughout their entire lives.
Organised by the Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC), the Topological Matter School celebrates 10 years of training the next generation of quantum materials experts
The Center for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona, in collaboration with DIPC, the University of the Basque Country (EHU), and the Biofisika Institute, has produced the first complete 3D map of the mouse ovary throughout its reproductive lifespan.
BC3 reviews the key milestones achieved in 2025 and looks ahead to advancing its transdisciplinary research through six strategic objectives in its latest Annual Activity Report.
The organisation has published the report ‘Women Researchers 2026’ (IMI2026), drawn up by its Commission on Women and Science (CMyC)
A new report developed by the BC3’s Small Sherpa Project (SSP) Beyond Human highlights
This call is aimed at funding scientific research and knowledge advancement, both in non-oriented areas and in areas oriented towards solving specific problems BCAM and Ikerbasque researcher Francesco Fanelli has been awarded funding for the GHOST project
PhD Thesis Defense: Laura Aguado
Quantum computing was featured for the first time at Euskal Encounter, within the OpenGune space, thanks to the participation of BasQ Advocates, who introduced the quantum world to a broad public audience.
María José Sanz, directora científica de BC3, y Clàudia Rodés-Bachs, investigadora predoctoral de BC3, son las protagonistas del estreno de “Generación 25”
El centro vasco de matemática aplicada participará, a partir de 2027, en dos redes internacionales Marie Skłodowska-Curie —MOST-PINN y EMERGENCE— dedicadas a la monitorización de infraestructuras de energías renovables marinas y al desarrollo de nuevas he
The Fields Medal is one of the most prestigious awards in mathematics, presented every four years by the International Mathematical Union to mathematicians under the age of 40 for their most influential contributions. Hong Wang (Courant Institute, New Yor
WOP KONEKTA 2026 has brought together international experts in Bilbao to discuss the future of neurodegenerative diseases and precision medicine. With the aim of bringing science closer to society, the first day is designed as an outreach session open to
“Traditionally, research has focused on the transmitting and receiving neurons. Our approach is to understand how the environment between neurons itself modulates the signal,” says researcher Jan Tönnesen.
• July 22 marks World Brain Day • “Traditionally, research has focused on the sending and receiving neurons. Our approach is to understand how the environment between neurons itself modulates that signal,” says researcher Jan Tønnesen
CFM research staff participate in this special edition by authoring two articles and receiving mentions for their scientific work.
BC3 has contributed to the development of hiriZAIN, a new web-based tool designed to integrate health, equity and climate action into urban planning.
We would like to congratulate Aritz Villar for obtaining her PhDs in Materials Science and Technology from the University of the Basque Country (EHU). On July 17 he made a brilliant defense of his thesis titled tesis ‘Ultrafast All-Optical Switching in Co
BCMaterials will participate in six new projects funded by the Basque Government under the Elkartek 2026 Programme. The projects cover the centre’s four main research areas: environmental materials, health-related materials, energy generation and storage,
We present a forward-modeling framework to observationally infer the galaxy-halo connection in the dwarf galaxy regime. Our framework maps dark matter subhalo populations to four observable satellite properties —abundance, projected size, luminosity, and