The Gray Scott free HPC summer school is back at LAPP in summer 2026
The Gray Scott free HPC summer school is back at LAPP from 22 June to 3 July 2026!
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S³ School — Sustainable Scientific Software School, 14 – 21 January 2026
The S³ School is a one-week intensive training program teaching modern, sustainable coding practices for scientific software. It empowers researchers, scientists, and RSEs to build open, reproducible, and high-quality software.
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LST-2’s Camera Support Structure was successfully installed on the North site of CTA observatory
On Thursday 3 July 2025, the Camera Support Structure (CSS) for the second Large-Sized Telescope (LST-2) was successfully installed on
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The Gray Scott free HPC summer school is back at LAPP in summer 2025, with all courses in English
The Gray Scott free HPC summer school is back at LAPP from 23 June to 4 July 2025!
Register now to attend in person or online.
The Vera Rubin Observatory installs the LSST camera on its telescope
The Vera Rubin Observatory has ahceived a major milestone with the installation of the LSST camera on its telescope. The
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The CTAO Becomes a European Research Infrastructure Consortium
On Tuesday 7 January, the European Commission announced that it had granted CTAO the status of European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC).
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500 professionals trained in HPC at the 2024 Gray Scott School
The second edition of the Gray Scott summer school took place from 1 to 12 July at the LAPP in
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Study of Early Warning during the low-latency search for compact binary coalescence using the MBTA pipeline
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Fourth observing run of ground-based gravitational wave detectors: first results and restart of observations with Virgo
On 10 April, the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration began the second part of its fourth observing run (O4b).
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The world’s largest digital camera for astronomy will soon be ready to observe the sky
The recently assembled LSST camera is now ready to make the trip from the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in the United States to the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile, where it will be installed in May 2024.
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