UPC Research Centers
The UPC has a number of research centres.
- CCABA - Advanced Broadband Communications Center
- CD6 - Centre for Sensors, Instruments and Systems Development
- CDPAC - Cen. de Documentació de Projectes d'Arquitectura de Catalunya
- CEBIM - Molecular Biotechnology Centre
- CERpIE - C. Recerca i Desenv. per a la Millora i Innov.de les Empreses
- CETpD-UPC -Tech. Research Cen.for Dependency Care and Autonom Liviving
- CPSV- Centre of Land Policy and Valuations
- CRAE - Centre de Recerca de l'Aeronàutica i de l'Espai
- CRAL - Centre for Research and Services for the Local Administration
- CREB - Biomedical Engineering Research Centre
- CREMIT - Center for Engines and Heat Installations
- CRNE - Centre for Research in Nanoengineering
- LACÀN - Specific Research Center of Numerical Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering
- LIM/UPC - Maritime Engineering Laboratory
- LITEM - Laboratori per a la Innovació Tecnològica d'Estructures i Materials
- PERC-UPC - Power Electronics Research Centre
- TALP - Centre de Tecnologies i Aplicacions del Llenguatge i la Parla
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