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  • European Collaborating Astronomer ProjectS: Espana-Czechia-Slovakia
    Our novel project principally comprises mobilities which form the backbone of a programme for educating new leaders in astronomical research through international collaboration across old and new EU member states. This new project will make use of our previous successful partnership "Per Aspera Ad Astra Simul" which initiated these collaborations
    Jorge
    García Rojas
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  • Grants Ramón y Cajal: Call 2016
    Contract Ramón y Cajal to develop his research work in the specific research project "Weak decays of hadrons as laboratories of New Physics and QCD".
    Jorge
    Martín Camalich
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  • National Competence Centres in the framework of EuroHPC
    The project addresses the development of solutions for High Performance Computing (HPC) supporting the adoption of applications with industrial and societal relevance for Europe on evolving HPC hardware and system software/programming environments. IAC coordinates Task 6 (Facilitation of access to scientific and technical expertise and knowledge
    Carlos
    Allende Prieto
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  • Grants Ramón y Cajal: Call 2016
    Contract Ramón y Cajal to develop its research work in the specific research project "Solar and Stellar Magnetism through Spectro-Polarimetry"
    María Jesús
    Martínez González
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  • Program Stellar Variability with Rubin-LSST
    Rubin-LSST will provide an unprecedented combination of time coverage, 6-bands photometric depth and spatial extension for a variety of environments. In particular, crowded stellar fields (the Galactic Plane and Bulge, Galactic Globular Clusters, the Magellanic Clouds) will be of particular interest for a relevant part of the Community that
    Matteo
    Monelli
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  • Feasibility and conceptual study of the thermometers read-out chain and thermal control of the MHFT European telescopes of LiteBIRD.
    The main scientific goal of this project is the design of the read-out and thermal control system for the medium and high frequency telescopes (MHFT) of LiteBIRD, a JAXA-led space mission, currently in phase A, with launch expected for 2029. LiteBIRD will scan the sky from the second Lagrange point for 3 years, with the goal to produce an extremely
    Ricardo Tanausú
    Genova Santos
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