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Economic information: Grants

Awarded

To see the Grants awarded by the IAC (Access the National Subsidy Advertising System) select "Convocatorias", Admon. del Estado: select:  Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación e Universidades;  Organo: select: Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias

Received

  • Massive stars as cosmic tools
    Massive stars are key agents in the chemical and dynamic evolution of the Universe. The information that comes to us from early epochs of the Universe comes from galaxies dominated by the presence of massive stars. Therefore, understanding the evolution mechanisms of massive stars is fundamental to understanding the Universe. These mechanisms
    Artemio
    Herrero Davo
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    Not in force
  • COSMOLAB: the solar system as a laboratory in the classroom
    María Carmen del
    Puerto Varela
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    Not in force
  • Laser Launch Telescope for Laser Guide Star
    The aim of this project is to provide a Laser Launch Telescope for the Laser Guide Star Facility of the Adaptive Optics system of the GTC telescope. This will allow to increase drastically the capacity of GTC to make high spatial resolution science. The Laser Launch Telescope is in charge of expanding the laser beam and projecting it into the
    Marcos
    Reyes García-Talavera
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    Not in force
  • Large volume cryostat for integration and verification of cryogenic scientific instrumentation
    This specific equipment will allow to carry out tests in cryogenics and high vacuum conditions of large electro-opto-mechanical systems. The first instrument that will benefit from this infrastructure will be HARMONI, the optical spectrograph / IR developed by ESO as first light instrument for the future Extremely Large European Telescope (ELT)
    Ángel
    Alonso Sánchez
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    Not in force
  • Spanish contribution to the space mission PLATO2.2. Phases B2/C/D
    PLATO 2.0 (PLAnetary Transits and Oscillation of stars) will the the 3rd medium class mission (M3) of the Cosmic Vision scientific programme of the European Space Agency. It was selected in February 2014, and just adopted in June 2017, with a launch date planned for 202 6 and six years of operations. PLATO 2.0 will place European researchers, and
    Hans Jörg
    Deeg Deeg
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    Not in force
  • Launching Telescope for Laser Guide Star
    Juan
    Calvo Tovar
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    Not in force