Unisciti a noi per le prime Giornate Cosmiche! Per celebrare l’International Cosmic Day (ICD) di quest’anno, il CTAO, l’INFN, l’INAF e il Dipartimento di Fisica e Astronomia (DIFA) dell’Università di Bologna (UniBo) ospiteranno le prime Giornate Cosmiche dall’11 al 13 novembre presso il Campus Navile di UniBo (Via Piero Gobetti 93), sede del Quartier Generale … Continued
The CTAO School is a 10-day workshop aimed at students and postdoctoral researchers who want to begin or dive deeper into CTAO science and technology, as well as data analysis. As an international, enriching experience, the school will take place in La Palma, Spain. During the 10-day school, participants will have the chance to develop … Continued
The EAS organises its annual meeting to enhance its links with national communities, to broaden connections between individual members and to promote European networks. The EAS annual meeting consists of plenary sessions covering astronomical topics of general interest, and of a number of topical symposia or sessions of one or two days’ duration, organized in … Continued
The 2025 ICRC conference will be held in Geneva, Switzerland, July 15-24, and will gather scientists from around the world to discuss topics related to cosmic ray physics, high energy and gamma-ray astrophysics, neutrino astrophysics, dark matter, solar and heliospheric physics, multi-messenger and gravitational wave astronomy. The CTAO will be in attendance so make sure you … Continued
Look for us at the STARMUS festival on the island of La Palma, Spain, in the Canary Islands from April 25 to April 28! We will have exhibits at the Santa Cruz and Los Llanos locations. The theme of the festival, “The Island of The Stars,” focuses on the major challenges in protecting the skies … Continued
The CTAO will host the second edition of its CTAO Science Symposium 15-18 April 2024 in Bologna, Italy. The Symposium will assemble scientists from around the world to learn about and discuss the Observatory’s current phase of development and growth and its subsequent scientific impact.