The ESO E-ELT (European Extremely Large Telescope) project consists primarily in building a segmented and adaptive telescope with a 40-metre-class primary mirror. It will significantly improve our knowledge in most branches of Astrophysics and, therefore, it is widely supported by the scientific community. It also represents a major technological

In this project, a new approach to Cultural Astronomy studies (archaeoastronomy and ethnoastronomy) will be performed, departing from a new perspective related to global landscape, including skyscape. It will also be in continuation of several lines of research in the field developed in previous projects that have served us as an experience to

Macaronesia is a biogeographical region of five archipelagos in the Atlantic Ocean of which four are inhabited: Azores (Portugal), Canarias (Spain), Madeira (Portugal) and Cape Verde (Cape Verde). These islands share common geographical traits and cultural heritage, and have undergone a similar history since the beginning of the 15th century when

Ramón y Cajal contract to develop his research work in the specific research project "Higgs Boson Study in the LHC"

In general, all partners have a special interest in/focus on creating attractive teaching and learning environments for science students. The common context is the initiative and wish to create innovative learning environments for young learners or we might say: the future engineers and researchers. National initiatives The three countries’

The analysis of emission line spectra of photoionized nebulae allows us to determine the chemical composition of the interstellar medium from the solar neighbourhood to the high-redshift star-forming galaxies. It stands as an essential tool for our knowledge of the nucleosynthesis and cosmic chemical evolution. The advent of the large aperture (10m