From the data collected in over 25 years by six of the world’s most sensitive radio telescopes, including INAF Sardinia Radio Telescope, the distinctive signs of the existence of ultra-low-frequency gravitational waves are emerging. This discovery opens a new observational window into the science of gravitational waves, and confirms the existence of ultra-long gravitational waves that are generated, according to theories, by pairs of supermassive black holes during the merging of two galaxies.

The project you can work on is the Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA), the network of telescopes whose task will be to observe, from the ground, "high energy" phenomena such as Gamma Rays coming from explosions stars or supermassive black holes.

INAF- OAC invites applications for one postdoctoral position entitled: “ALMA data modeling of high-mass star formation regions”

New job opportunities for the Sardinia Radio Telescope: calls for 4 post-doc fellowships released

With great pain we announce that Nichi D'amico suddenly passed away