News Overview
Restoration Dwingeloo Radio Telescope kicks off
ASTRON, the Netherlands institute for Radio Astronomy, kicks off the restoration of the Dwingeloo Radio Telescope.
Under ‘dark halo’ old galaxies have many more stars
Some of the oldest galaxies in the Universe have three times more stellar mass, and so many more stars, than all current models of galaxy evolution predict.
The Nederlands and South-Africa join forces for Big Data
Unique Public Private Partnership in high tech systems. Public private partnerships get an international dimension
ASTRON & Staatsbosbeheer signal start of building project
On Wednesday 11 April, prof. K. Gaemers will give the starting shot for the contstruction of the new extension to the ASTRON building in Dwingeloo.
ASTRON & IBM collaborate to explore origins of Universe
From Big Bang to Big Data: ASTRON and IBM Collaborate to Explore Origins of the Universe
‘Founding Father’ van de LOFAR telescoop geridderd
Professor George Kildare Miley heeft tijdens een sterrenkundig symposium uit handen van burgemeester Lenferink een hoge Koninklijke onderscheiding.
First RadioAstron interference fringe at 220,000 km baseline
On January 25, 2012, RadioAstron has successfully detected the first interferometric signal at 92 cm from individual pulses of the pulsar B0950+08.
Astronomers find dark matter galaxy far, far away
Galaxies such as our own Milky Way are believed to form over billions of years through the coming together of many smaller galaxies.
Prof. Steve Rawlings
We are deeply saddened by the news of the sudden death of Prof. Steve Rawlings (Oxford University).
LOFAR telescope features on Science.com and Nature.com
In 2012, LOFAR will move into an exciting new operational phase as it matures into a full-fledged astronomical observatory.
International LOFAR radio telescope kicks off all-sky survey
International LOFAR radio telescope presents first science, kicks off all-sky survey.
A Boost for European Radio Astronomy
27 Partner organizations with world-class instruments work together in observations, research & development