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CIEMAT is the largest Spanish Public Research Organization in the field of energy and environment. Since its creation in 1951, CIEMAT has played an important role in the development of technologies associated initially to the field of nuclear fission and, later on, in other sectors such as thermonuclear fusion, and renewable energies. All these activities have required training scientists, engineers and technicians in many advanced technologies, as well as the implementation of a diversified set of facilities and infrastructures, (including mechanical and electronic workshops, assembly halls, metrology labs, computing infrastructure, etc.). Nowadays, CIEMAT employs about 1,400 people and has established itself as a reference center not only in the energy field, but also in some specific fields of basic research, one of them being Experimental Particle Physics. A small group of researchers, in the Basic Research Department, working on bubble chamber physics, during the 1960s, was the seed of what today is called the CIEMAT Unit of Particle Physics (CIEMAT-Física de Particulas, or simply CIEMAT-FP), which recently got the distinction of Unit of Excellence María de Maeztu.
CIEMAT is the largest Spanish Public Research Organization in the field of energy and environment. Since its creation in 1951, CIEMAT has played an important role in the development of technologies associated initially to the field of nuclear fission and, later on, in other sectors such as thermonuclear fusion, and renewable energies. All these activities have required training scientists, engineers and technicians in many advanced technologies, as well as the implementation of a diversified set of facilities and infrastructures, (including mechanical and electronic workshops, assembly halls, metrology labs, computing infrastructure, etc.). Nowadays, CIEMAT employs about 1,400 people and has established itself as a reference center not only in the energy field, but also in some specific fields of basic research, one of them being Experimental Particle Physics. A small group of researchers, in the Basic Research Department, working on bubble chamber physics, during the 1960s, was the seed of what today is called the CIEMAT Unit of Particle Physics (CIEMAT-Física de Particulas, or simply CIEMAT-FP), which recently got the distinction of Unit of Excellence María de Maeztu.