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International Scientific Committee (CCI)

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Annual CCI Reports

Preparing annual reports

The International Scientific Committee (CCI) "should prepare annual reports on the scientific activities carried out in the Observatories" (Protocol to the Agreement on Co-operation in Astrophysics, 1979)

The 2022 Annual Report is now available.

Recommendations for the preparation of CCI Annual Reports

List of contributors to the Reports

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  • Annual report CCI 2015
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2015
    These are exciting times at the Observatorios de Canarias, not only because of the excellent science that is being achieved and the development and incorporation of new instruments but also in the way
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  • Annual report CCI 2014
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2014
    The collaboration between Spain, as the hosts and operators of several telescopes, and the large body of institutions that are direct participants in the Observatorios de Canarias, as well as among
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  • Informe anual CCI 2013
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2013
    According to the International Agreements, the mandate of the International Scientific Committee of the Canarian Observatories is to optimize the exploitation of the excellent astronomical conditions
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  • Informe anual CCI 2012
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2012
    CCI Presidents come and go, but until now the Vice-President has always been the same.
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  • Annual report CCI 2011
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2011
    This CCI Annual Report once more reads as a detailed overview of modern astronomical research.
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  • Annual report CCI 2010
    CCI annual report
    Annual report CCI 2010
    Fifty years have passed since I first arrived in the Canary Islands to determine whether the conditions on the heights of these Islands really were good enough for modern astronomy with large
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