The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) - to be hosted in parts by South Africa and Australia - will be the largest radio astronomy
project in the world with unprecedented sensitivity to enable scientists answer some of the perplexing questions about our
universe and the origin of life. SKA South Africa pathfinder project the MeerKAT is already producing some scientific data and
results. Along with the MeerKAT, South Africa is also leading the effort to develop African VLBI Network (AVN) with 8 other African
partner countries. This talk will show the progress report of these ongoing projects and their initial science results. It will also
highlight some of the opportunities for science collaborations.
Fredagskollokvium: Square Kilometre Array (SKA) and the African VLBI Network (AVN) - Current Status and Science Collaboration Opportunities
James Chibueze, Scientist at SKA South Africa
Publisert 27. juni 2017 14:53
- Sist endret 28. aug. 2017 13:47