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Awarded

To see the Grants awarded by the IAC (Access the National Subsidy Advertising System) select "Convocatorias", Admon. del Estado: select:  Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación e Universidades;  Organo: select: Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias

Grants awarded by IAC

Received

  • LIFE Natura@night - Reducing and Mitigating the Impact of Light Pollution in Natura 2000 Areas
    For a night with more life" is the motto of the new nature conservation project, LIFE Natura@night, coordinated by the Sociedade Portuguesa para o Estudo das Aves (SPEA) and in which the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) participates. After more than a decade dedicated to reducing the impact of light on biodiversity, the Portuguese Society
    Miquel
    Serra Ricart
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  • comPact Objects Kinematics, stEllar populations and their Black hOLes in a multiWaveLength approach
    Early Type Galaxies (ETGs) are a key component of the Universe, as they contain most of its stellar mass. They are known to follow many scaling relations, mostly driven by the massive end. The ETGs can be split into two distinctive realms: the already well-known, well-studied extended realm (formed by large ETGs and dwarf galaxies) and a relatively
    Anna
    Ferré Mateu
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    In force
  • Science and technology for the Ariel mission: IAC contribution
    The Atmospheric Remote-sensing Infrared Exoplanet Large-survey (Ariel) mission will address the fundamental questions on what exoplanets are made of and how planetary systems form and evolve by investigating the atmospheres of many hundreds of diverse planets orbiting different types of stars. This large and unbiased survey will contribute to
    Enric
    Pallé Bago
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    In force
  • Evolution of galaxies: fundamental parameters
    Galaxy evolution is one of the hot topics in Astrophysics that have shown tangible progress in the last years. This has been mostly due to advent of large telescopes, both ground based and in space, with state-of-the-art instruments, equipped with high sensitive detectors. They have made possible acquiring the deepest surveys in different
    Jorge
    Cepa Nogue
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    In force
  • MHD MODeling and beyond: in preparation for European Solar Telescope
    Solar Physics research will experience a big step forward in the next years. This progress will be founded on the contribution from recent and upcoming infrastructures, including the European Solar Telescope (EST), whose construction is planned for the next few years. EST will provide an unprecedented sampling of the photosphere and chromosphere to
    Tobías
    Felipe García
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    In force
  • X-ray binaries: accretion, ejection and masses
    Accreting black-holes and neutron stars in X-ray binaries provide an ideal laboratory for exploring the physics of compact objects, yielding not only confirmation of the existence of stellar-mass black holes via dynamical mass measurements, but also the best opportunity for probing high-gravity environments and the physics of accretion; the most
    Teodoro
    Muñoz Darias
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