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Grants awarded by IAC

Received

  • Precision cosmology with the cosmic microwave background: QUIJOTE, PLANCK and other CMB experiments at the Teide Observatory
    The main goal of this project is to ensure the scientific exploitation of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) experiments in which the IAC's cosmology group will be involved in the period 2018-2020: QUIJOTE, PLANCK and the new experiments to be installed at the Teide Observatory (TO) in this period (GroundBird, STRIP, KISS). The specific goals of
    José Alberto
    Rubiño Martín
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  • Dissecting the binary cores of a planetary nebula: a novel view of chemical abundances and gas kinematics
    We propose a joint theoretical and observational project aimed to probe the link between binary central stars of planetary nebulae (PNe) and the chemical composition and kinematics of their gaseous envelopes. We will extend our pioneering work and continue with our surveys to find new central binary systems. This will eventually provide the still
    Jorge
    García Rojas
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  • Laser Launch Telescope for Laser Guide Star
    The aim of this project is to provide a Laser Launch Telescope for the Laser Guide Star Facility of the Adaptive Optics system of the GTC telescope. This will allow to increase drastically the capacity of GTC to make high spatial resolution science. The Laser Launch Telescope is in charge of expanding the laser beam and projecting it into the
    Marcos
    Reyes García-Talavera
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    Not in force
  • COSMOLAB: the solar system as a laboratory in the classroom
    María Carmen del
    Puerto Varela
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  • Massive stars as cosmic tools
    Massive stars are key agents in the chemical and dynamic evolution of the Universe. The information that comes to us from early epochs of the Universe comes from galaxies dominated by the presence of massive stars. Therefore, understanding the evolution mechanisms of massive stars is fundamental to understanding the Universe. These mechanisms
    Artemio
    Herrero Davo
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  • Fine tuning and improvements of EMIR in the GTC
    EMIR, the common user near-infrared camera and multiobject spectrograph in the GTC, is currently in operation in the middle of its Scientific Verification phase, and has recently been offered to the user community for the 2017B semester in long slit spectroscopy and image modes. EMIR has been built by a consortium led by the Institute of
    Francisco
    Garzón López
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