France sets to join SKAO as full member
France will soon join the SKA Observatory (SKAO) as a full member. This is after the French government signed an accession agreement with the Observatory on Monday, 11 April 2022.
In July, ‘Public Awareness of Research Infrastructure’ conference
From 18th to 20th July 2022, the global Headquarters of SKAO, in the United Kingdom, will host the fourth edition of the ‘Public Awareness of Research Infrastructures’ (PARI) conference.
Switzerland becomes SKA Observatory member
Switzerland recently became the first country to join SKA Observatory founding members by acceding to the inter-governmental body’s Convention.
‘IYBSSD2022 will improve links between basic sciences and 17 SDGs’
The ‘International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development’ provides an opportunity to improve the links between basic sciences and the 17 SDGs, according to SKA Observatory.
280 participants dazzle innovations at ‘SKAO Data Challenge’
The ‘Second Data Challenge’ (SDC2) organized by Square Kilometre Array Observatory (SKAO) ended recently after 6 months, with 280 participants unveiling their innovative methods of data analysis.
Powering the world’s largest radio telescopes sustainably 3/3
The SKAO’s computing needs will be met by “green computers”.
Powering the world’s largest radio telescopes sustainably 2/3
SKAO will need a continuous energy supply, based on renewables sources, and without interferences.
Powering the world’s largest radio telescopes sustainably 1/3
Answering some of the biggest questions about our Universe has an impact on carbon emissions: the lowest as possible.
Green light given for construction of world’s largest radio telescope arrays
The SKA Observatory saw its Member States approve the start of construction of the SKA telescopes in Australia and South Africa.
A conversation about the Square Kilometer Array Observatory
SKAO Chairperson, Dr Catherine Cesarsky, and SKAO Director-General Prof. Philip Diamond tell about the new international observatory and its purpose.
