Lily Asquith, a researcher from the department of physics and astronomy at the University of London, has spent the last two years in France following the trail of the Higgs boson with the ATLAS detector. Seated at the “God machine,” a gigantic, 27-kilometers-long particle accelerator installed at CERN where one hundred physicists from around the world seek to explain the origin of matter, Asquith focused her attention on a particular boson with both quark and anti-quark properties called tth(H-> bb), also known as SUSY (an abbreviation for supersymmetric particle).

Jordi Montaner | 31 may 2010

The University of Lleida proposes for tomorrow Wednesday 10 March at 19.00 h, in the Rectory, a piano concerto by Alfredo Armero, with pieces by Franz Schubert, Frédéric Chopin and Enric Granados.

9 March 2010

The Archaeological Museum of Catalonia proposed for Sunday, March 7 at 12:00 noon, a theatrical visit to the site of Ullastret. Indiketa, an ancient Iberian inhabitant of Ullastret together with her neighbors Ultibeles and Binter, will lead the visitors through the site to commemorate together a key moment in history: the arrival of the Romans.

5 March 2010

Lawyers, translators, students, children’s educators... They all turn into singers for one day, accomplishing their dream of performing next to professional musicians one of the most emblematic and significant works of the Christmas repertoire of all times: “Handel´s Messiah”.

15 december 2009

The “Welcome Christmas!” concert is organized, like every year, by the Rovira i Virgili University. The Orchestra, the Choral Society and the Choir will be performing under the direction of Montserrat Rios and Tomás Grau. They will offer a Christmas repertoire, among other pieces.

15 december 2009

The "Baroque Trio Coffee" will bring to the University of Lleida University 6 Sonatas for recorders and basso continuo (integral) by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759).

1 december 2009

The pianist from Madrid Beatriz C. Montes will bring this Wednesday at the University of Lleida the sounds from the different Viennese schools. With pieces from Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert, Johannes Brahms and Alban Berg, the concert player wants to review the emotional intensity that is conveyed from the great masters of the Austrian capital.

The Liceu at the UdL Open Opera is a elective course aimed at universities around the world and based on the live broadcast over the Internet, with great picture and sound quality, a selection of opera programming of the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona and Teatro Real in Madrid, accompanied by previous classes and some complementary materials on the website of the same project. About fifty universities are participating, amongst them most of the Catalan ones, many other Spanish and also European and Latin American universities.