
¡Cerramos 2024 con celebraciones inolvidables en San Pedro de Atacama, el OSF y Santiago!
December was a month of celebration as we gathered for our End of Year Dinner, a moment to reflect on the accomplishments that shaped 2024 and to honor the incredible people who make ALMA what it is today. From the 4,250 hours spent observing the Universe to milestones like...
Un jardín para el OSF
When Francisco went to make an inspection, he found a surprise: "I never imagined that the most beautiful place in the observatory would be the Wastewater Treatment Plant," says Francisco Herrera, Management Control and Administrative Assistant in the CFG area. There, in the middle of an...
“Es muy gratificante darse cuenta de que el trabajo realizado contribuyó a un importante hito mundial”
Óscar was short of breath. His six years' experience working in thermoelectric power plants had helped him land a position with us, but nothing anticipated him for the Chajnantor's altitude. "I had a hard time assimilating the environmental conditions to which we are subjected," says Óscar...
A cuatro años del primer vistazo a un agujero negro, ALMA trabaja en proyecto con satélite para mayor resolución de imágenes
"I think, without fear of contradiction, it was the most exciting day since I've been working at ALMA," says David Rebolledo, Operations Astronomer, recalling that April 10, 2019 when our observatory was a key player in obtaining the first images of a black hole in conjunction...
Yo Recomiendo: Jonathan Antognini, un hombre de equipo
"It is always nice to receive a formal recognition, but it is even more emotional to see the happiness of several of my colleagues when they noticed that I had been awarded", says Jonathan Antognini, last winner of our Fundamental Statements award, in the Collaboration category....
“Esta maravillosa máquina cambió el mundo, produciendo el tipo de ‘ciencia transformacional’ para la que fue diseñada”
It was no ordinary stone. That monolith in Chajnantor was engraved with some kind of moons that looked like an observatory, and it said "ALMA - AOS Technical Building". It was September 2006, and Giorgio Siringo -who had arrived two years earlier to put "eyes" on...
Inolvidables celebraciones de estos primeros 10 años
During March we celebrated our first decade of ALMA operations. Thus, the OSF and AOS became the first venues for celebrations recognizing our immense work over the last 10 years to enable astronomical research worldwide. Click on the pictures to relive the celebrations!We will keep updating...