The Rotary Club of Cagliari awarded the "La Marmora" Prize to the Institute of Radio Astronomy of Bologna for its fundamental role in the design of the Sardinia Radio Telescope, a cutting-edge tool for exploring the cosmos in radio waves.
The names of the students admitted to the national phase of the Italian Astronomy Olympiad have been published: among them, Emanuela Gamboni from the Scientific High School Lussu in Sant'Antioco. Congratulations to Emanuela from the OAC!
A summer school in Sardinia, funded by the Autonomous Region of Sardinia and the Lombardy Region, to explore radio astronomy. Registrations are open to apply for one of the 24 available spots.
Extraordinary success of SRT at the first attempt of interferometric observation in the European EVN network.
The new English website for the Sardinia Radio Telescope is online, allowing scientists and enthusiasts worldwide to learn about and appreciate this high-tech instrument.
On Monday, February 17, the interregional test of the Astronomy Olympiad will take place in Selargius, at the new location of the Astronomical Observatory of Cagliari, with 3 Sardinian students participating.
A new success for HARPS, ESO's planet hunter. Three new planets found in the star cluster Messier 67, one of which orbits a twin star of the Sun.
Our colleague Matteo Murgia, who was a guest last Sunday on the "Breakfast with..." show on Radio Rai Sardegna, talks about life as an astronomer and the Sardinia Radio Telescope. The link to the interview.
Three Sardinian students at the Interregional Phase of the Astronomy Olympics
