Jornada de visitas guiadas en el IAC

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  • Savita Mathur, investigadora del Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias y responsable del proyecto MELODY, reconocido con una ERC Advanced Grant.
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    The IAC secures a prestigious ERC Advanced Grant to study the evolution of Sun-like stars
    The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has been awarded a new ERC Advanced Grant by the European Research Council (ERC) for the MELODY project, led by researcher Savita Mathur. This grant, one of the most prestigious and competitive in European science, supports established researchers with outstanding track records and highly innovative proposals, with the aim of promoting frontier research capable of opening up new avenues of knowledge. MELODY’s main objective is to study the rotation and magnetic activity of Sun-like stars in order to understand in greater detail the physical
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  • Cartel de la conferencia "Contaminación Lumínica: Una Amenaza Silenciosa"
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    El IAC y SEO/BirdLife Canarias organizan una conferencia sobre las amenazas de la contaminación lumínica
    Especialistas abordarán el impacto de la iluminación artificial excesiva y sus efectos sobre la astronomía, la salud humana y la biodiversidad El Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) y SEO/BirdLife Canarias celebran la conferencia " Contaminación Lumínica: Una Amenaza Silenciosa", una jornada clave para la protección del medio ambiente y el patrimonio científico del archipiélago. La ponencia estará a cargo de Federico de la Paz, técnico del IAC, y Yarci Acosta de Seo/Birdlife, quien desgranará los graves riesgos que el uso ineficiente y descontrolado de la luz artificial supone para la
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  • Participants at the Second Annual Meeting of the EDUCADO Doctoral Network held in Heidelberg
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    European Project EDUCADO Convenes in Heidelberg for Second Annual Meeting to Drive Astrophysical Innovation
    From March 9–12, 2026, the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies – HITS hosted the Second Annual Meeting of the EDUCADO Doctoral Network (MSCA DN), a network coordinated and led by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. This pivotal gathering marks a significant milestone in the project’s timeline, bringing together international research groups from across the consortium. The meeting featured the 11 Doctoral Candidates as the central focus, providing them with a platform to present their research progress in applying AI to galaxy evolution and astronomical big data. A highlight of
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