Entries by Allegro

Science Highlights: Rotating Galaxies with ALMA and JWST

The image above shows ALMA CO gas-line data of three galaxies at z=0.5-2 (top row) from the ALPAKA study (Rizzo et al. 2023). The CO line emission revealed that these are regular rotating disk galaxies. JWST imaging (Roman-Oliveira et al. 2026) shows extended and symmetric stellar disks with spiral arms. Deeper analysis of the ALMA […]

Open for registration: a Lorentz Center Workshop on science and technology for AtLAST

The planned 50-m Atacama Large Sub-millimeter Telescope (AtLAST) – a contender for the next ESO large facility, to be built close to ALMA – promises a revolution in wide-field, wide-band sub-mm surveys. However, the unprecedented size of AtLAST and its survey speed demand novel instruments and operational models. An upcoming Lorentz Center workshop (3rd – […]

ALMA Cycle 13 proposal preparation and important dates

The Cycle 13 call for proposals is here! The proposal deadline will be 23 April 2026. Be aware that there is a brand-new web-based ALMA Observing Tool for submitting proposals this cycle. Please start early! Allegro is happy to help with questions regarding: Dual anonymous review process. Distributed peer review. Accessing the ALMA archive. Using […]

ALMA School success

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 […]

ALMA Science Day 2025

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 […]