The bright nebula NGC 6334 extends nearly 0.4 square degrees across the sky and is located at a distance from the Sun of 1.61 kpc. This region contains some of the most active sites of massive star formation in our Galaxy. Discovered by their bright far-infrared emission associated with radio continuum peaks, these nuclei of activity are aligned

We have searched for possible sites in Argentina for the installation of large air Cherenkov telescope arrays and water Cherenkov systems. At present seven candidates are identified at altitudes from 2500 to 4500 m. The highest sites are located at the NW of the country, in La Puna. Sites at 2500 and 3100 m are located in the West at El Leoncito

We will use warm Spitzer to image 18deg^2 of sky to microJy depth. This is deep enough to undertake a complete census of massive galaxies from z~6 to ~1 in a volume ~0.8Gpc^3, large enough to overcome the effects of cosmic variance, which place severe limitations on the conclusions that can be drawn from smaller fields. We will greatly enhance the

The last years saw numerous detections of substructure in the Galactic halo, largely due to wide area surveys like the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) or the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS). The analysis of SDSS data revealed the `Field of Streams' which encompasses, among other features, the broad and extended Sagittarius tidal stream as well as

The influence of the orientation angles of the target nucleus symmetry axis, relative to the beam direction, on the production of the evaporation residues is investigated for the 48Ca+154Sm reaction as a function of beam energy. At low energies (Ec.m. 180 MeV, σER ranges approximately 0.1-10 mb because the fission barrier for a compound nucleus

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