Nov 1-2, 2018: Netherlands ALMA Science Day & ALMA Data Reduction Training Day — Announcement
Allegro is organizing the second Netherlands Science Day and ALMA Data Reduction Training in November.
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ALMA development roadmap for the next decade
The ALMA Board approved the ALMA Development Roadmap for the next decade. A summary of the development priorities for the Observatory out to 2030 is available online.
Cycle 6 Proposal Submission Statistics
A detailed report of the Cycle 6 Proposal Submission Statistics is now available.
The future of ALMA support at the 42nd ESO Users Committee
The ESO Users Committee (UC) annual meeting will take in Garching on 26-27 April, 2018. Each year the UC meeting has one session dedicated to a special topic. In 2018 this special topic is the future of ALMA User Support. Therefore, the feedback from EU ALMA users would be particularly important. The UC has prepared […]
ALMA Cycle 6 Call for Proposals in now open
The ALMA Director, on behalf of the Joint ALMA Observatory (JAO) and the partner organizations in East Asia, Europe, and North America, is pleased to announce the ALMA Cycle 6 Call for Proposals. It is anticipated that 4000 hours of the 12-m Array time and 3000 hours of the Atacama Compact Array (ACA) time, also […]
Proposal Preparation Day – April 9th, 2018
Prior to the deadline for the ALMA Cycle 6 proposal submission, Allegro will host a Proposal Preparation Day.
Sera Markoff and Remo Tilanus at Astronomy on Tap!
In the first event of the year of Astronomy on Tap in Leiden, Sera Markoff and Remo Tilanus will tell us about black holes and how they help us understand the Universe. Sera Markoff is a professor at the Anton Pannekoek Institute for Astronomy at University of Amsterdam. She works at the interface of Astrophysics […]
New Science Verification data available: High-resolution observations of HL Tau in Band 4
New Science Verification data are now listed on the Science Verification data page.
Powerful New Hardware Approved for ALMA
The development of a new spectrometer for the Morita Array has been approved by the ALMA Board.
ALMA Cycle 6 Pre-announcement
The Joint ALMA Observatory (JAO) will start the next cycle of observing (Cycle 6) in October 2018.