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Stanziati i fondi del Comitato congiunto ESO–Cile
03 Dicembre 2020
Per rafforzare la cooperazione con il Cile, l'ESO fornisce e gestisce un fondo annuale che premia i progetti dedicati allo sviluppo della ricerca scientifica, della tecnologia e dell'educazione nel campo dell’astronomia. Il Comitato congiunto ESO-Cile 2020 ha ora selezionato 15 progetti che soddisfano tali criteri, assegnando un totale di 460 milioni di pesos cileni (circa 500.000 euro).
I fondi sosterranno programmi di post-dottorato in astronomia presso le istituzioni accademiche cilene, posizioni di visiting researcher, posizioni accademiche, la costruzione di sistemi tecnologici per l'astronomia, oltre a programmi educativi per la didattica e la divulgazione dell'astronomia.
Istituito nel 1996, il Comitato congiunto ESO-Cile riunisce rappresentanti dell'ESO e del governo cileno, attraverso il Dipartimento per l’Energia, la Scienza, la Tecnologia e l’Innovazione (DECYTI) del Ministero degli Affari Esteri (MINREL), e con la partecipazione dell’Agenzia nazionale cilena per la ricerca e lo sviluppo (ANID) e la Società astronomica cilena (SOCHIAS).
Il Comitato congiunto ESO-Cile ha dato un costante contributo allo sviluppo nel paese dell'astronomia e delle discipline tecnologiche a essa associate attraverso finanziamenti competitivi. Il Comitato valuta le proposte di progetto annuali che vengono concesse a istituzioni accademiche pubbliche e private, nonché a istituzioni a esse correlate su tutto il territorio nazionale cileno.
Le proposte di progetto approvate nel 2020 sono le seguenti:
| Titolo della Proposta di progetto | Responsabile scientifico | Istituzione |
| Extragalactic astronomy in Valparaíso: entering the era of big data (Astronomia extragalattica a Valparaíso: l'ingresso nell'era dei big data) | María Argudo-Fernández / Yara Jaffé | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso / Universidad de Valparaíso |
| Disentangling the past and present of the Universe with the mappers in this decade (Districarsi tra il passato e il presente dell'Universo con l’aiuto dei mappatori nell’arco di questo decennio) | Iván Lacerna | Universidad de Atacama |
| The origin of magnetic white dwarfs in close binary stars (L'origine delle nane bianche magnetiche in stelle binarie vicine) | Matthias R. Schreiber | Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria |
| Exhaustive study of the protoplanetary environments and search for circumplanetary disks (Studio approfondito degli ambienti protoplanetari e della ricerca di dischi circumplanetari) | Alice Zurlo | Universidad Diego Portales |
| Using wide binaries with polluted white dwarfs to constrain the rocky compositions of exoplanets (L’utilizzo di sistemi binari larghi con nane bianche inquinate per limitare le composizioni rocciose degli esopianeti) | Paula Jofré | Universidad Diego Portales |
| New Hope for Characterizing Dark Matter in Dwarf Galaxies (Nuova speranza di caratterizzare la materia oscura nelle galassie nane) | Julio Chanamé Domínguez | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| The Galaxy Nature-Nurture Problem Across Mass and Time (Il problema della natura e dell'evoluzione della galassia attraverso la massa e il tempo) | Julie Nantais | Universidad Andrés Bello |
| Postdoctoral position on Circumgalactic Medium research (Post-dottorato di ricerca sul mezzo circumgalattico) | Sebastián López | Universidad de Chile |
| Support for a Faculty Position at the new Astrophysics group of Universidad Adolfo Ibanez (Contributo per una posizione all’interno del nuovo gruppo di astrofisica dell'Universidad Adolfo Ibanez) | Andrés Jordán | Universidad Adolfo Ibañez |
| Talleres de Astronomía y Física para Residencias Familiares del Sename en la Región de Valparaíso (Laboratori di Astronomia e Fisica per le strutture del Sename nella Regione di Valparaíso) | Catalina Arcos | Universidad de Valparaíso |
| Astro-Theatre: Un viaje al Universo del Principito (Astro-Teatro: viaggio nell'universo del Piccolo Principe) | Patricia Arévalo | Universidad de Valparaíso |
| A Virtual Museum of Time: The history of astronomy at the Region of Valparaiso (Un museo virtuale del tempo: la storia dell'astronomia nella regione di Valparaíso) | Eduardo Ibar Plasser | Universidad de Valparaíso |
| Breaking the Barriers II (Superare le barriere II) | María Fernanda Durán | Sociedad Chilena de Astronomía (SOCHIAS) |
| Concentrating Solar Power Plants as Radio Telescopes: Characterization and Feasibility Study (Centrali solari a concentrazione come radiotelescopi: caratterizzazione e studio di fattibilità) | Walter Max-Moerbeck | Universidad de Chile |
| Visit of Prof. Bolatto (University of Maryland) to Universidad de Concepción and Universidad de Chile (Visita del Prof. Bolatto - University of Maryland all’Universidad de Concepción e all’Universidad de Chile) | Rodrigo Herrera-Camus | Universidad de Concepción |
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