A review of some of the highlights of the year in research and science on Campus Gandia:
Neutrino
Campus Gandia to Take Part in the Construction of the World’s Largest Neutrino Telescope
On December 3rd a crucial step was taken in the construction of what is to be the world’s largest neutrino telescope, KM3NeT, with the installation of the first detector string off the coast of Capo Passero, near Sicily (Italy). The Universitat Politècnica de València had a significant role in the success of this first step, […]
Studying the Universe from the Depths of the Mediterranean Sea
Tens of thousands of optical sensors located more than 2,000 meters deep in the Mediterranean Sea are probing several cubic kilometers of water for light signals generated by neutrinos, which are elementary particles that transmit valuable information from the confines of the cosmos where they occur. Although it it may sound like a page taken […]
