Una nueva visión de la Nebulosa del AnilloInvestigadores del Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias establecen la estructura tridimensional de esta singular nebulosa planetaria de la constelación de la Lira

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    El IAC y la ULL participan en Sunrise III, una misión internacional que abre un nuevo horizonte para el estudio del Sol
    El Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) y la Universidad de La Laguna ULL) y participan en la misión internacional Sunrise III, un observatorio solar estratosférico transportado por globo que permite estudiar la parte inferior de la atmósfera solar, desde la superficie del Sol hasta la cromosfera media, con una resolución espacial cercana a los 50 kilómetros sobre la superficie solar. En julio de 2024, Sunrise III completó con éxito un vuelo de casi una semana de duración, recorriendo la distancia que separa el norte de Suecia y el noroeste de Canadá, durante el cual recopiló alrededor
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  • Participants at the 2nd ExGal-Twin Regional Meeting
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    ExGal-Twin, the European project coordinated by the IAC, holds its 2nd Regional Meeting on artificial intelligence in European project management
    The event also hosted the first annual meeting of the CIARMA network, which was established as a result of the project’s activities with European project managers from the Canary Islands. The headquarters of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias (IAC) in La Laguna hosted yesterday the 2nd Regional Meeting of ExGal-Twin, a Horizon Europe project coordinated by the IAC. The meeting was entitled “Innovation in project management in the Canary Islands (II): Artificial Intelligence and New Trends” and brought together professionals in European project management from across the archipelago. It
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  • The International Scientific Committee (CCI) of the Canary Islands Observatories met this week in Bologna
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    The International Scientific Committee of the Canary Islands Observatories Meets in Bologna
    The International Scientific Committee (CCI) of the Canary Islands Observatories met this week in Bologna, Italy, to address the current status and future actions for the astronomical infrastructures managed by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC). The CCI is the body established under the International Agreements that founded the Canary Islands Observatories. It ensures the effective participation of user institutions in decision-making regarding the use, maintenance, and improvement of these world-class scientific facilities. Project and Infrastructure Monitoring The meeting was
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