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 are now listed on the Science Verification data page.
The development of a new spectrometer for the Morita Array has been approved by the ALMA Board.
The Joint ALMA Observatory (JAO) will start the next cycle of observing (Cycle 6) in October 2018.
Contributions from Allegro team are highlighted in the new edition of the European ARC Newsletter.
Your local ARC node members will run in the Leiden Science Run 2017. The race aims to gather donations for the Foundation for Refugee Students (UAF). The foundation provides advice for refugee students on their studies and integrating into the European education and jobs system(s). Further information regarding the foundation can be found at the […]
Software package to optimise the application of the WVR solutions for ALMA Observations from Maud et al. 2017 (A&A, 605, 121)
During the last week of September the staff working in all the European ARC nodes had their yearly meeting in Den Dolder (NL).
The anticipated configuration schedule for Cycle 5 is available at the following link. The schedule was modified from that posted in the Cycle 5 Proposer’s Guide.
A detailed report on the outcome of the ALMA Cycle 5 Proposal Review Process is now available. The report details the proposal review process, proposal statistics and regional distributions, as well as the proposal distribution across science categories and receiver bands.
The report can be downloaded here.