Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias

Interviews

Displaying interviews 1 to 9 of 9

• 24/11/2010
  Mario Joao Monteiro: “Europe has established itself as the leader in many aspects of Asteroseismology”
• 23/11/2010
  Thierry Appourchaux: “We always use outdated technology to go to space”
• 22/11/2010
  Jorgen Christensen-Dalsgaard: “Data from the GONG and the SoHO projects have revolutionized our knowledge about - if not always our understanding of! - the Sun”
• 19/11/2010
  Donald Wayne Kurtz: “Whereas before Kepler and CoRoT we knew of a handful of stars that pulsate like the Sun, we now know of thousands!”
• 18/11/2010
  Tim Bedding: “The space missions only have access to a limited fraction of the sky and cannot observe very bright stars”
• 17/11/2010
  Sarbani Basu: “Asteroseismology is the only means available with which we can probe the interior of stars”
• 16/11/2010
  Steve Kawaler: “Some of the Asteroseismology early successes came through the work on pulsating white dwarfs in the 1970s through today”
• 15/11/2010
  Bill Chaplin: “Science would be very boring if all our theories proved correct right from the start, in fact that would be a very unrealistic world”
• 25/02/2010
  Soundbites from the HELAS (European Helio- and Asteroseismology) Network