COSMOLOGY
The Physics and Astronomy department welcomes Dr. Michelle Lochner as a Senior Lecturer
Congratulations to Michelle Lochner! From the 14th of April, we are thrilled to be welcoming her at the department. She did her undergraduate in physics
Importance of WN stars on the ionisation and chemical evolution of galaxies (Webinar, Friday 22nd May @ 11:30)
Arpita Roy (Australian National University) Massive stars are primary sources of chemical yields and mechanical and ionization luminosity budgets. Therefore, understanding massive stars’ evolution is
Receiving Credit for Research Software (Webinar, Friday 15th of May @11:30)
Alice Allen (Editor of the Astrophysics Source Code Library – ASCL ascl.net) Journal articles detail the general logic behind new results and ideas, but often
UWC Astro sponsors Molo Mhlaba visit to SAAO
Girls from Grades 1 & 2 from the Molo Mhlaba School (www.molomhlaba.org) in Khayelitsha visited the South African Astronomical Observatory today to celebrate International Women’s
On the origin of Lithium
Paolo Molaro (Astronomical Observatory of Trieste) Abstract: Li is the element with the largest number of astrophysical nucleosynthetic processes. Although a primordial element, it is
Tensions in cosmological data: impact of non standard models and systematic effects
Matteo Martinelli (Instituto de Fisica Teorica UAM/CSIC) Abstract: In recent years, measurements of cosmological parameters coming from different observables have shown tensions between each other,
GALAXY EVOLUTION
The Physics and Astronomy department welcomes Dr. Michelle Lochner as a Senior Lecturer
Congratulations to Michelle Lochner! From the 14th of April, we are thrilled to be welcoming her at the department. She did her undergraduate in physics
Importance of WN stars on the ionisation and chemical evolution of galaxies (Webinar, Friday 22nd May @ 11:30)
Arpita Roy (Australian National University) Massive stars are primary sources of chemical yields and mechanical and ionization luminosity budgets. Therefore, understanding massive stars’ evolution is
Receiving Credit for Research Software (Webinar, Friday 15th of May @11:30)
Alice Allen (Editor of the Astrophysics Source Code Library – ASCL ascl.net) Journal articles detail the general logic behind new results and ideas, but often
UWC Astro sponsors Molo Mhlaba visit to SAAO
Girls from Grades 1 & 2 from the Molo Mhlaba School (www.molomhlaba.org) in Khayelitsha visited the South African Astronomical Observatory today to celebrate International Women’s
On the origin of Lithium
Paolo Molaro (Astronomical Observatory of Trieste) Abstract: Li is the element with the largest number of astrophysical nucleosynthetic processes. Although a primordial element, it is
Tensions in cosmological data: impact of non standard models and systematic effects
Matteo Martinelli (Instituto de Fisica Teorica UAM/CSIC) Abstract: In recent years, measurements of cosmological parameters coming from different observables have shown tensions between each other,
INSTRUMENTS / SURVEYS
HIRAX
The Physics and Astronomy department welcomes Dr. Michelle Lochner as a Senior Lecturer
Congratulations to Michelle Lochner! From the 14th of April, we are thrilled to be welcoming her at the department. She did her undergraduate in physics
Importance of WN stars on the ionisation and chemical evolution of galaxies (Webinar, Friday 22nd May @ 11:30)
Arpita Roy (Australian National University) Massive stars are primary sources of chemical yields and mechanical and ionization luminosity budgets. Therefore, understanding massive stars’ evolution is
Receiving Credit for Research Software (Webinar, Friday 15th of May @11:30)
Alice Allen (Editor of the Astrophysics Source Code Library – ASCL ascl.net) Journal articles detail the general logic behind new results and ideas, but often
UWC Astro sponsors Molo Mhlaba visit to SAAO
Girls from Grades 1 & 2 from the Molo Mhlaba School (www.molomhlaba.org) in Khayelitsha visited the South African Astronomical Observatory today to celebrate International Women’s
On the origin of Lithium
Paolo Molaro (Astronomical Observatory of Trieste) Abstract: Li is the element with the largest number of astrophysical nucleosynthetic processes. Although a primordial element, it is
Tensions in cosmological data: impact of non standard models and systematic effects
Matteo Martinelli (Instituto de Fisica Teorica UAM/CSIC) Abstract: In recent years, measurements of cosmological parameters coming from different observables have shown tensions between each other,
Announcement of NRF One Call for Proposals 2020/2021
The Call includes the following funding categories: 1) Concept Notes 2) Customised Programmes 3) Infrastructure 4) Institutional Grants 5) Postdoctoral Grants 6) Research Grants: General 7) Research Grants: International 8) Research Grants: Thuthuka
Building stars, planets and the ingredients for life in space
“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”― Carl Sagan On January 29th,
MACHINE LEARNING IN ASTROPHYSICS
The Physics and Astronomy department welcomes Dr. Michelle Lochner as a Senior Lecturer
Congratulations to Michelle Lochner! From the 14th of April, we are thrilled to be welcoming her at the department. She did her undergraduate in physics
Importance of WN stars on the ionisation and chemical evolution of galaxies (Webinar, Friday 22nd May @ 11:30)
Arpita Roy (Australian National University) Massive stars are primary sources of chemical yields and mechanical and ionization luminosity budgets. Therefore, understanding massive stars’ evolution is
Receiving Credit for Research Software (Webinar, Friday 15th of May @11:30)
Alice Allen (Editor of the Astrophysics Source Code Library – ASCL ascl.net) Journal articles detail the general logic behind new results and ideas, but often
UWC Astro sponsors Molo Mhlaba visit to SAAO
Girls from Grades 1 & 2 from the Molo Mhlaba School (www.molomhlaba.org) in Khayelitsha visited the South African Astronomical Observatory today to celebrate International Women’s
On the origin of Lithium
Paolo Molaro (Astronomical Observatory of Trieste) Abstract: Li is the element with the largest number of astrophysical nucleosynthetic processes. Although a primordial element, it is
Tensions in cosmological data: impact of non standard models and systematic effects
Matteo Martinelli (Instituto de Fisica Teorica UAM/CSIC) Abstract: In recent years, measurements of cosmological parameters coming from different observables have shown tensions between each other,