Science Day: November 29, 2024

24 September 2024/in Allegro, ALMA, General news, Newsletter September 2024, Workshops/by Allegro

Allegro is pleased to announce our annual Science Day, which will take place at Leiden Observatory in our new Gorlaeus building on 29 November in BE.0.10. We would like to invite all members of our communities to present your latest scientific results obtained with ALMA at the event!

During the Science Day, we will also have talks related to ALMA technical aspects, news, and outlook—focusing on the changes that the Wide-band Sensitivity Upgrade (WSU) will bring. We will discuss the resources that ALMA observers currently need (and anticipate needing), with a particular emphasis on Allegro’s role in supporting the community in the Netherlands.

Details on invited speakers and the program will be sent to our mailing list soon!

Initial registration can be completed here!

Four of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) antennae — 12 metres in diameter — line up against the night sky in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

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