COSPAR 2018 will take place in Pasadena, California, USA form 14 - 22 July 2018. It will bring together approximately 2500 scientists and engineers from the world over to present the latest results in 133 symposia covering all areas of space science. The Scientific Organising Committee of the COSPAR scientific session invites to attend the Scientific Session [...]
The 100-m radio telescope of the Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie and the data reduction facilities are available to all qualified scientists. The deadline for this call is 05 February 2018 (15:00 UT). Find more information here.
Today the AtLAST workshop started at ESO in Garching/DE, attracting a broad international community to build the case for a next-gen submm telescope. From today until January 19, 2018, on the workshop science/technical aspects of the Atacama Large-Aperture Submm/mm Telescope will be discussed. Find more information here.
Observing proposals are invited for the EVN, a VLBI network of radio telescopes spread throughout Europe and beyond, operated by an international consortium of institutes (http://www.evlbi.org/). Find details concerning the Call here
VLBI proposals for observing at 3mm wavelength (86 GHz) using the VLBA, GBT*, EFFELSBERG, PICO VELETA, ONSALA, METSAEHOVI, YEBES and KVN telescopes should be submitted by 1 FEBRUARY 2018 (UT 22:00). Find here more information.
The space VLBI Mission RadioAstron, led by the Astro Space Center (ASC) of Lebedev Physical Institute, provides a range of specific and unique capabilities for detecting and imaging sources of cosmic radio emission at the highest angular resolution. The optimal utilization of these capabilities relies on the construction and execution of a balanced scientific program [...]
The radio astronomy group at Bielefeld University is looking for an astronomically - minded computer scientist for solarwind studies. More information here. Note: Deadline for application is January 4, 2018.
A characteristic of the radio observatories participating in RadioNet is that they allow to observe the sky in a large range of frequencies. The previous state-of-the-art has been to use different radio receivers optimized for a specific range of frequencies and to switch receivers whenever it was necessary, which sometimes has been time consuming and required [...]
Francisco `Paco´ Colomer will become the director of JIVE, beginning in January 2018. He takes over the position that Huib van Langevelde has held for ten years. More information here.