The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded IAU members Douglas Gough, Jorgen Christensen-Dalsgaard and Conny Aerts the Crafoord Prize in astronomy for their work on asteroseismology.
Please read the press release here:
https://t.co/vJ7lLcLBvt
The discovery images of the imminent impactor #2024BX1 (aka #Sar2736 ) with the 60-cm Schmidt Telescope at #Piszkéstető Mountain Station, part of Konkoly Observatory (#konkolyobs) in #Hungary.
We have open positions for two PhD students at @konkolyobs + @ELTE_UNI in Budapest 🇭🇺 to work on observational cosmology, galaxy/QSO surveys, and CMB cross-correlations. Deadline: 31 May, Start: Sep 2023 🌌🔭📊
What's more, @DidierQueloz found time to sit down not only with the research group leaders and PIs of the observatory, but also with our ECRs, undergrads and grad students at the observatory, who thoroughly enjoyed the occasion:
This week we had the pleasure to welcome Nobel Laureate Prof. @DidierQueloz to the observatory, who gave a plenary talk at the annual assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and then a colloquium talk at us.
Announcing the "IAU–International Visegrad Fund Mobility Awards" - 3-month summer internships in Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia or Poland! Apply now if study in any the V4 countries. (Deadline has been extended until late May.)
https://t.co/6DL1JZWv5m
Starts today! The IAU Symposium 376: "At the Cross-Roads of Astrophysics and Cosmology: Period–Luminosity Relations in the 2020s" will run from 17 to 21 April in Budapest, Hungary & Online.
https://t.co/4O3dPuNzRu
#IAUS376
The IAU Symposium 376: "At the Cross-Roads of Astrophysics and Cosmology: Period–Luminosity Relations in the 2020s" will run from 17 to 21 April in Budapest, Hungary & Online.
https://t.co/4O3dPuNzRu
#IAUS376