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The CTAO’s “Alpha Configuration” approved for the first construction phase

On summer 2021, the Board of Governmental Representatives (BGR) approved the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory’s (CTAO’s) Cost Book and Scientific & Technical Description, fundamental documents towards the establishment of the final legal entity of CTAO as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC). In particular, these documents include the configuration of the telescope arrays at the

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Astro-COLIBRI

After three years of reflection and development, the “Astro-Colibri” application has just been launched. This digital interface, created by researchers at Irfu/DPhP, aims to make information on transient and multi-messenger phenomena easily accessible in real time. The need to react quickly to the most violent explosions in the universe and the large amount of information

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PhD open positions at the International Helmholtz-Weizmann Research School on Multimessenger Astronomy (MM School)

Application: 01.10.2021 – 07.11.2021 About the school: The school aims at bringing highly qualified and motivated graduate students to the forefront of the field of Multimessenger astronomy through a world-class international training environment. PhD students will work with leading scientists in the field and benefit from their complementary expertise in theory and experiments involving the

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Idea for a German Centre for Astrophysics selected by BMBF for the first funding phase

An initiative of leading scientists led by Prof. Dr. Günther Hasinger, research director of the European Space Agency (ESA), just received the news that their idea of the German Centre for Astrophysics (DZA) to be located in Lusatia was recommended to the BMBF for the first funding phase. The initiative, which is supported by scientists

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APPEC, ECFA, and NuPECC Tighten Their Collaboration – editorial in Nuclear Physics News

In the latest issue of Nuclear Physics News an editorial by the chairs of APPEC, ECFA and NuPECC, Andreas Haungs, Karl Jakobs and Marek Lewitowicz respectively, was published. They report about the Joint ECFA – NuPECC – APPEC Activities and they emphasise how important the cooperation of the three consortia/committee will remain in the future.

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Einstein Telescope approved for ESFRI Roadmap 2021

The European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) has announced that the 3rd generation gravitational wave observatory “Einstein Telescope (ET)” will be part of 2021 upgrade of the ESFRI roadmap. This confirms ET´s relevance for future research in Europe and gravitational wave research at global level. The ET Research Infrastructure Consortium Coordinators, Antonio Zoccoli of

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