Eventi passati

17/04/2019

Seminari tenuti nel 2025

  1. 31/01/2025, Emanuele De Rubeis (INAF-IRA), "Accelerating radio astronomy with RICK"
  2. 07/02/2025, Davide Pelliciari (Università di Bologna, BO, Italy), "The Fast Radio Burst phenomenon as seen at low frequencies by the Northern Cross radio telescope"
  3. 14/02/2025, Victoria Bollo (ESO), "Cold molecular gas through the ALMACAL survey"
  4. 28/02/2025, Alejandro Mus Mejias (Università degli Studi di Cagliari), "VAPOLA: A new archive of VLBI AGN Polarization data with ALMA"
  5. 07/03/2025, Francesco De Gasperin (INAF - IRA Bologna), "Radio imaging at the lowest frequencies: techniques, surveys and plans"
  6. 14/03/2025, Jessica Dempsey (ASTRON), "Harnessing the opportunities in the approaching radio astronomy renaissance"
  7. 21/03/2025, Davide Brustio (Università di Bologna, BO, Italy), "The interplay between relativistic plasma and thermal gas in a galaxy group"
  8. 24/03/2025, Matteo Gandolfi (INAF-IRA), "Updates from the computing centre"
  9. 28/03/2025, Simone Ieva (INAF-OAR), "The population of near-Earth objects: a threat and a resource"
  10. 28/03/2025, Giuseppe Pupillo (INAF-IRA), "Radar observations of asteroids with the INAF radio telescopes"
  11. 09/04/2025, Nicola Armaroli (CNR-ISOF (BO)), "La decarbonizzazione dei trasporti"
  12. 11/04/2025, Thalia Traianou (Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, IAA - CSIC, Granada, Spain), "Unveiling the Jet and Magnetic Field Dynamics of the Best Sub-Parsec Binary Black Hole Candidate OJ 287 with Space VLBI"
  13. 28/04/2025, Rick Perley (NRAO, Socorro NM USA), "Precision Meter-wavelength Polarimetry with the Very Large Array"
  14. 12/05/2025, Leonardo Setti (Solar Community Center), "Petrolio addio, il ruolo delle comunità energetiche nella transizione"
  15. 13/05/2025, Alessandro Rossi (CNR – IFAC), "Evoluzione popolazione satellitare e frammenti"
  16. 13/05/2025, Carmen Pardini e Luciano Anselmo (CNR – ISTI), "Introduzione ai rientri incontrollati"
  17. 14/05/2025, Matt Dobbs (McGill University), "CHORD – a next-generation transit telescope dedicated to transient searches and precision mapping"
  18. 16/05/2025, Antonio Garufi (INAF-IRA), "One step closer to planet formation. With SKAO."