Astronomical datas for developing countries
Workshops will assist scientists in developing countries to access and analyze astronomical data for their research.
Workshops will assist scientists in developing countries to access and analyze astronomical data for their research.
First published in May 2019, the 2nd volume of ‘Big Ideas’ has been launched, again, in booklet form, and can also be found on its website.
Professor Andrea M. Ghez, a 2020 Nobel Laureate in Physics, in an interview with ICTP, shared more details about her career and her love of science.
The SKAO’s computing needs will be met by “green computers”.
SKAO will need a continuous energy supply, based on renewables sources, and without interferences.
The Office of Astronomy for Development seeks inspired individuals from any relevant background for its remote fellowship program.
Answering some of the biggest questions about our Universe has an impact on carbon emissions: the lowest as possible.
The SKA Observatory saw its Member States approve the start of construction of the SKA telescopes in Australia and South Africa.
SKAO Chairperson, Dr Catherine Cesarsky, and SKAO Director-General Prof. Philip Diamond tell about the new international observatory and its purpose.
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