From OSF and SCO, the 24 interns who participated in ALMA’s summer program presented their projects and progress in a collaborative session with their supervisors. The event provided an opportunity to share lessons learned, receive feedback, and conclude an experience marked by curiosity, teamwork, and the contribution of new ideas to the observatory.
From April 23 to 26, ALMA participated in the Puerto de Ideas Antofagasta festival, one of...
With the implementation of Business-to-Business (B2B) integration in Microsoft 365, JAO, NRAO, and ESO are taking...
Operating in one of the world’s most challenging environments leaves no room for improvisation. At ALMA,...
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Behind every observation, every byte of data traveling from the Chajnantor plateau, there is a team...
High in the Atacama Desert, where the air is thin and the skies are impossibly clear,...
The Cycle 13 Call for Proposals will open on March 19, 2026, inviting astronomers from around...
The Hospitality area plays a key role in the daily experience of those who work and...
Although scientific observations are temporarily suspended during February, ALMA does not stop. Activities continue 24 hours...
In January 2026, ALMA successfully conducted the first observations for a new VLBI monitoring project, marking...
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