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    A predoctoral researcher at the IAC receives a STEP Grant from The Planetary Society
    The Planetary Society , the largest independent organization dedicated to space exploration—founded in 1980 by Carl Sagan, Bruce Murray, and Louis Friedman— has announced the award of its STEP (Science and Technology Empowered by the Public) Grants , a competitive program that funds innovative projects in science, technology, planetary defense, and the search for life. Among the three selected projects is AsteroiDB, an open platform for collecting, sharing, and analyzing photometric observations of asteroids. The project is led by Miguel R. Alarcón, Director of Scientific Operations at Light
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  • Participants at the Second Annual Meeting of the EDUCADO Doctoral Network held in Heidelberg
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    European Project EDUCADO Convenes in Heidelberg for Second Annual Meeting to Drive Astrophysical Innovation
    From March 9–12, 2026, the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies – HITS hosted the Second Annual Meeting of the EDUCADO Doctoral Network (MSCA DN), a network coordinated and led by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. This pivotal gathering marks a significant milestone in the project’s timeline, bringing together international research groups from across the consortium. The meeting featured the 11 Doctoral Candidates as the central focus, providing them with a platform to present their research progress in applying AI to galaxy evolution and astronomical big data. A highlight of
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  • Día de Nuestra de Ciencia 2026
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    El IAC celebra la XVII edición del “Día de Nuestra Ciencia”, un encuentro interno para compartir avances científicos y tecnológicos
    El Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias reúne a su personal investigador y técnico para presentar los resultados más destacados del último año y abordar los retos científicos de la próxima década El Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) ha celebrado hoy la XVII edición del “Día de Nuestra Ciencia”, un encuentro anual de carácter interno que ha reunido a personal investigador, técnico y de apoyo a la investigación en la sede de IACTEC, en La Laguna. La jornada se ha consolidado como un espacio para compartir los avances científicos y tecnológicos más relevantes desarrollados en el último
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