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Europlanet Summer school 2017 |
Eurplanet 2020 (RI) and the Molėtai Astronomical Observatory (ITPA VU) are pleased to announce the international research summer school „Space missions: ground-based observations and science communication“. The aim of the course is to give participants a thorough, multidisciplinary introduction into space missions and the ground-based observations required by space missions before and after launch, as well as an introduction to science communication. More general subjects about specific space missions (Gaia, PLATO, TESS...), planetary systems, habitability of planets, photometric and spectroscopic techniques will be presented. Participants will be given some hands-on experience with analysis of stellar chemical composition, detection of stellar variability and/or exoplanets using the Molėtai Astronomical Observatory telescopes (CCD photometry and high-resolution spectroscopy). In addition, the course will give participants the opportunity to develop comprehensive theoretical and practical skills in science communication and engaging with a range of lay audiences, including the public, media, policy makers, schools and educators. The course is open to PhD and master students, early career scientists, and amateur astronomers.
 The school isorganized and sponsored by the Europlanet 2020 Research Infrastructure (RI) mao.tfai.vu.lt/europlanet2017 |
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Paskutinį kartą atnaujinta ( 2017-03-07 )
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Summer school "Exoplanets 2016" |
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The school is co-organised by the European Commission HORIZON 2020 project EUROPLANET 2020 Research Infrastructure and Erasmus+ project European Astrobiology Campus. The aim of the course is to give participants a thorough multidisciplinary introduction into the field of exoplanets, their detection, types, characterization, and the possibility of life on exoplanets. In addition, more general planetary subjects like formation of planetary systems, habitability of planets, and physical processes in planetary atmospheres will be covered. To give participants some hands-on experience with detection of exoplanets, observations of several exoplanet transits using the Molėtai Astronomical Observatory telescopes will be carried out. The course is open to PhD and master students, early career scientists, and amateur astronomers. |
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Paskutinį kartą atnaujinta ( 2017-02-27 )
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 The 2014 observing school will take place in Bulgaria: The observations at the telescope will take place at the Rozhen Observatory (Bulgaria), from September 17th to 24th, 2014 The data reduction will take place in Sofia, from Sept. 25th to Oct. 1st, together with the Awareness conference 2014. A preliminary description and program will be available soon here. Practical information for the September 2014 school will be available soon here. Selection of candidates will be made by our correspondants in each of the participating countries. Final selection is expected to be completed by end of June, 2014 |
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Paskutinį kartą atnaujinta ( 2017-02-27 )
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