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Grants awarded by IAC

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  • Building a Physical Understanding of Galaxy Evolution with Data Driven Astronomy
    Within the next couple of years, we will witness the arrival of two new space observatories which will revolutionise the field of galaxy formation. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) which launch is planed for December 2021, will unveil, for the first time, the optical rest-frame morphologies of galaxies in the very early universe (z>3). The
    Marc
    Huertas-Portocarrero Company
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  • Grants for pre-doctoral contracts for the training of doctors 2021. JORGE MANUEL SARRATO ALOS
    The purpose of the grants is to train doctors by financing employment contracts, under the modality of the pre-doctoral contract, in order for researchers in training to carry out a doctoral thesis associated with a research project funded by grants for proyectos de I+D. of the State Subprogram of Knowledge Generation within the framework of the
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  • IAC PLUS: Direct grant intended to promote participation in the R+D+I Framework Programs
    The objectives of this project are: Strengthening the participation of IAC research staff in the different national and European R&D&I programmes. Training IAC researchers and staff in the development of and participation in European and international projects. Strengthening support for excellent research and technological developments that can
    Anselmo Clemente
    Sosa Méndez
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  • Build-up of galaxy clusters in formation through dust obscured star formation
    The overall goal of the research project BURST is to understand 1) the built-up of galaxy clusters in the universe and 2) the importance of dust obscured star formation in such systems. To accomplish these goals, we have and will assemble a vast data set spanning a wide range of frequencies from the optical/near-infrared to the radio including
    Helmut
    Dannerbauer
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  • IAC contribution to PRIMA and multiwavelength scientific exploitation
    In the last two decades, Spain has built up and consolidated a strong infrared community that has successfully contributed to the construction and scientific exploitation of basically all European space instruments in this energy range. The IAC has contributed to the construction of infrared instruments for the space telescopes ISO (ISOPHOT-S) and
    Ismael
    Pérez Fournon
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  • Participation of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias in the development of HARMONI: Fase Delta-D1
    The High Angular Resolution Monolithic Optical and Near-infrared Integral field spectrograph (HARMONI) is the first light instrument for the ELT, therefore, available as soon as the telescope enters into operations. The University of Oxford leads the international consortium developing HARMONI, also comprised the Astronomy Technology (UKATC
    María Begoña
    García Lorenzo
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