Un equipo científico internacional con destacada participación de la Universitat de València publica hoy en la revista Nature el estudio de la erupción de un magnetar en detalle.

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Casi la mitad de la investigación de impacto en Teledetección que produce España se origina en la Universitat de València, según se recoge en el ranking ‘webcindario’ elaborado por Grupo DIH. Los datos proceden de la Web of Science, la mayor plataforma web del mundo para el análisis de los resultados de investigación. El grueso de la I+D se lleva a cabo en el Laboratorio de Procesado de Imágenes (LPI-Parc Científic) y en el Departamento de Física de la Tierra y Termodinámica.

The IPL organizes the second edition of the BeXRB workshop. The BeXRB2014 meeting will gather experts in the field of Be X-Ray Binary systems, from observers to theoreticians, in order to share the latest developments and discoveries in the field, to settle existing collaborations or start new ones. Scientific discussions are encouraged and promoted, in a friendly and open atmosphere. The workshop will be hold in the Aula Magna of the University of Valencia, the perfect environment to celebrate this kind of meetings. It will take place from 7 to 10 July 2014.

En colaboración con la rama española de la asociación global "Hands On Universe" (HOU, El Universo en tus manos) el Laboratorio de Procesado de Imágenes ha organizado un programa de observación de fuentes estelares de altas energías desde telescopios terrestres que realizarán alumnos valencianos de secundaria y bachillerato.

The BeXRB systems hide many unresolved mysteries which the scientific community have not been able to unveil despite the huge amount of data brought down to earth by space missions and accumulated by on ground observatories. A group of experts in the field will discuss during a few days in Valencia the need to revise our theories and way of working in order to unmask the physics responsible of the very interesting poroperties of the BeXRB systems. Workshop web page: BeXRB2011.

The IPL brings to Valencia the first international workshop dedicated to the New Hard X-ray Mission observatory. The latest and hotest high energy astrophysics topics will be discussed in the context of the advances expected with the capabilities of this new internationl mission.

During the observations of the Galactic Bulge during September 12, 2009, INTEGRAL discovered a new bright hard X-ray source, which was designated IGRJ17511-3057.