His goal is research on projects related to Google GEO technologies, specially the Liquid Galaxy. The Laboratory was founded in 2010 by Andreu Ibanez, a well known Google evangelist in Spain, and has as mantra to work in Open Source code with University students.
The Liquid Galaxy LAB is also a community of old students, mentors, professors, coming from Lleida, Spain and the world.
Different students pass by the LAB every year, about 20, doing his work practices, end of career and master projects, even we have some PhD working with us.
More than a hundred students have pass by our installations, where 19 of them have also obtained diferent scholarships.
Since 2017, the LAB also obtained Google confidence to work on his pre-university worldwide prize Google Code-in. Since then more than 600 students from Lleida and around the world have worked in 900 total tasks guided by our 33 mentor team.
We also thank the companies and organizations that help us doing our research projects:
The space has 120 square meter located in the main offices building, the Cedico, where we have 8 Liquid Galaxy systems (unique in the world), including 24 screens and last gen cpus thanks to the donation of our partners Gigabyte, Benq and Xenon/ACER.
Some photos of our Lleida and remote students, who collaborate with us by videconferencing.
Opening of the Laboratory by city major Angel Ros and the University rector
Roberto Fernández, among other autorities.
