El IATE lleva a Argentina a la nueva era de la astronomía con el telescopio RubinDesentrañando la Estructura de los Jets en el UniversoExplorando lo Inexplorado: el IATE descubre decenas de miles de galaxias detrás de la Vía Láctea, destacando la labor de María Victoria Alonso

IATE brings Argentina into the new era of astronomy with Rubin telescope

Unravelling the Structure of Jets in the Universe

El importante avance publicado en la revista The Astrophysical Journal Letters fue logrado por un equipo internacional liderado por Adriana Rodríguez-Kamenetzky del Instituto de Astronomía Teórica y Experimental (IATE, Argentina) e integrado por colegas de México, España e India.

Exploring the unexplored: the IATE discovers tens of thousands galaxies behind the Milky Way, highlighting María Victoria Alonso’s efforts

Friends of Friends Meeting (FOF)

The FOF Meeting is a yearly international meeting that gathers researchers from several countries around the world with the purpose of foster interactions with local researchers and promote the creation of new collaboration networks.

The meeting is organized jointly by the Instituto de Astronomía Teórica y Experimental (IATE) and the Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba (OAC). The event encourage the strong participation of researchers and doctoral and postdoctoral students from the local community. The main topics are astrophysical plasmas, cosmology, large scale structure, extragalactic astronomy, stellar astrophysics and planetary systems. The official language of the meeting is English.

The main purpose of this meeting is to strengthen existing collaborations and to encourage the interaction between recognized researchers and students, postdocs and local researchers. Also, it aims at promoting the creation of new collaboration networks, exposing the works of local researchers in an international environment, updating the knowledge on the topics presented at the meeting and bringing new research topics and projects to students. The organization of all the activities are oriented to encourage the development of new initiatives with local and visiting participants. Previous editions of this meeting have produced successful collaboration networks to generate observational and theoretical projects.

The organized activities of the FoF meeting generates a friendly environment which promotes interactions between researchers, and include plenary talks, contributed talks and posters, discussing groups and hand on sessions. Also, the introduction of new “friends” to the collaboration networks allows the inclusion of new approaches, data sources or theoretical tools to ongoing projects.

The talks are oriented to a professional audience, and promotes the discussion of the state of the art of hot topics within the areas of expertise of the organizing institutions research departments and of the participants from other countries. Also, special sessions are organized in order to help students and young researchers to initiate on new subjects or to develop skills and use modern tools.

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Galactic and Extragalactic Astronomy

This research area focuses on studying the properties of our galaxy, the Milky Way, as well as other galaxies in the universe.

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Stellar Astrophysics

The Stellar Astrophysics research area focuses on studying stellar clusters as determiners of structure, formation, chemical evolution, dynamics and kinetics of different components of the Milky Way and the Magellanic Clouds.

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Large Scale Structure of the Universe

  This research area deals with large-scale distribution of matter in the Universe, ranging from smaller scales of galaxies to vast cosmic networks of filaments, voids, and superclusters.

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Astrophysical Plasmas

Research on astrophysical plasma is focused on investigating ionized matter that makes up most part of the visible universe.

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Planetary Systems

This research area focuses on examining the formation, evolution, and description of planetary systems, including our very own Solar System and other exoplanets orbiting other stars.

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