Thank you to everyone who made the ALMA school a success! We had a very full week of lectures, tutorials, and science talks, with over 60 participants in attendance. All tutorials were conducted on our own compute system, which held up to the challenge. It was a great experience for early career researchers to learn […]
On Wednesday, 5 November 2025, we will host an ALMA Data Reduction Training Day in person in room CE.0.08. The training will begin at 10:00 AM and continue into the afternoon with coffee breaks and an hour lunch break. The Allegro team will be presenting a series of talks and hands-on activities that cover: how […]
Allegro is delighted to announce that the 2025 edition of the ALMA Science day will take place in Groningen on 2nd December 2025. This is an ideal opportunity to meet fellow ALMA aficionados and learn about a wide range of ALMA-related science and technology development in the Netherlands.This year’s meeting will feature keynote talks by […]
Dates and location for the 2nd European ALMA school announced Allegro is happy to announce that we will be hosting the 2026 European ALMA school. The school will be held 26.01.2026-30.01.2026 at Leiden Observatory, and registration will open 1 August. Stay tuned by checking our page here.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2024, we will host an ALMA Data Reduction Training Day in person in room CE.0.18 (where the lunch talks are usually held). The training will begin at 10:00 AM and continue into the afternoon with coffee breaks and an hour lunch break. The Allegro team will be presenting a series of […]
A team led by Leiden Observatory researchers has discovered the most distant disc galaxy yet observed. The observations were conducted as part of the ALMA Large Program REBELS: Reionization Era Bright Emission Lines Survey, thus the disc galaxy has been dubbed REBELS-25. The galaxy seems as orderly as present-day galaxies, but we see it as it […]
Allegro’s newest members are postdocs Pascal Keller and Joshiwa van Marrewijk! Pascal Keller joined Allegro in May 2024. He did his PhD titled “Investigating the Epoch of Reionisation with Radio Interferometers” at the Cavendish Astrophysics group of the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on developing and applying non-standard analysis techniques to radio interferometric data. […]