Guided Tours at SRT: Fall 2016 Schedule
The new schedule of dates for SRT visits is now online
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NASA Awards our Matteo Bachetti!
Every year, the American Agency awards a medal to young scientists who have distinguished themselves the most in developing their projects. This year, it was also awarded to our Matteo Bachetti thanks to the 2014 discovery of the brightest pulsar ever observed.
Interview with Matteo Murgia Now Online
Matteo Murgia explains to Media Inaf the discovery of a supermassive and supersonic black hole made with SRT
SRT: the Supermassive Black Hole Plunging into a Galaxy Cluster
A supermassive black hole plunging towards a galaxy cluster at the extraordinary speed of several million kilometers per hour: the first scientific result of SRT confirms the exceptional quality of its instrumentation and scientific team.
First Results from the Sardinia Radio Telescope
The first scientific result produced by the Early Science Program of the Sardinia Radio Telescope has been published on The Astronomers Telegram. It concerns an observation of X transients detected last week by an international team led by Elise Egron of INAF - OAC.
The Cagliari Astronomical Observatory Regains its Autonomy
The Cagliari Astronomical Observatory remains a second-level structure of INAF. The comment from the Autonomous Region of Sardinia.
The Article on the Technical Commissioning of SRT is Online
Results of the technical commissioning of SRT published
OAC Returns to Second-Level Structure
The INAF Board of Directors once again grants OAC and IRA Bologna the status of second-level structures. Andrea Possenti is the new interim director of OAC.
Astronomy Olympics 2016, Candidates Chosen for the April Final
On April 18, 19, and 20, 2016, 41 students from all over Italy will compete in the highly anticipated final in Milan. Representing Sardinia will be Riccardo Lodo from the "Pitagora" Scientific High School in Selargius.