In Cagliari, discussions are underway about the possible location of the future gravitational wave interferometer in Sardinia, at the Sos Enattos mine in Lula. This is a great opportunity not only for science but also for the site's tourism potential.
From today, the Sardinia Radio Telescope (SRT) can also be officially used in Sardinia Deep Space Antenna (SDSA) mode and effectively enters, under the management of the Space Agency, into NASA's Deep Space Network.
Women and science: real problem or outdated cliché? Today, April 18, 2018, researcher Marta Burgay will discuss it in Rome at the National Geographic Festival
The president of the Italian Space Agency Roberto Battiston visits the Sardinia Radio Telescope, implementing the Convention between INAF and ASI for the use of the antenna in NASA's Deep Space Network.
The president of the Italian Space Agency, Roberto Battiston, visits the Sardinia Radio Telescope, implementing the agreement between INAF and ASI for the use of the antenna in NASA's Deep Space Network.
Between February 19 and 20, competitions for the three categories of Junior 1, Junior 2, and Senior were held simultaneously at all Italian locations.
A delegation from the Thai Embassy - led by the Ambassador in Rome, accompanied by DASS officials and the company Gogate - visited the INAF facilities in San Basilio and Selargius.
Professor Sebastiano Seatzu, a highly esteemed teacher from Cagliari with whom INAF collaborated for many years and holds fond memories of, has passed away suddenly, further strengthened by recent collaborations with the Accademia dei Lincei.
A team of scientists led by the University of Gothenburg, including Gabriele Surcis from INAF-OAC in Cagliari, has solved a crucial issue in astrochemistry: how to measure magnetic fields in space using methanol.
