Ibérica was a popular science magazine which was based in Barcelona, Spain, between 1914 and 2004 with some interruptions.
[3][4] The title of the magazine was a reference to the Ebro river near the observatory based in Roquetes, Tarragona.
[4] Following the death of Josep Albiñana in 1922 the Argentinian Jesuit Andrés F. Linari was appointed editor-in-chief of Ibérica.
[3] Its major contributors were those working at different observatories in Spain and abroad and scientists, including Miquel Crusafont, Ignasi Sala de Castellarnau, and Ramon Margalef.
[3] Under his editorship the subtitle of the magazine was redesigned as Actualidad científica (Spanish: Latest scientific developments).