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New EHT image in A&A: Strong magnetic fields at the edge of Sgr A*

27/03/2024
A new image from the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, including scientists from JIVE, has uncovered strong and organised magnetic fields spiraling from the edge of the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* (Sgr A*).

ERIS2024: Join Europe's Radio Interferometry School. Registration opens today!

22/03/2024

 

Next EVN online seminar: "A new dark age for radio astronomy?"

13/03/2024

 

JIVE and NARIT renew collaboration, coinciding with 40-m TNRT’s grand debut

12/02/2024

NARIT executive director Dr. Saran Poshyachinda and JIVE director Dr.

The EVN Biennial Report 2021-2022 is here. Take a look!

02/02/2024

 

The EVN seminars are back!

23/01/2024

 

Today in A&A: EHT collaboration published new results

18/01/2024

The Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration has released new images of M87* from observations taken in April 2018, one year after the first observations in April 2017. The new observations in 2018, which feature the first participation of the Greenland Telescope, reveal a familiar, bright ring of emission of the same size as we found in 2017.

The EVN/JIVE newsletter #67 is now online

10/01/2024

 

The January 2024 edition of the EVN/JIVE newsletter is available for viewing. Access the newsletter here.

Obituary for Prof. Jesús Gómez González, Pioneer of Spanish Radio Astronomy

09/01/2024

With great sadness, we mourn the loss of Prof. Jesús Gómez González, a founding figure of Spanish radio astronomy.

"Prof. Gómez-González had the vision to create a group of skilled astronomers and engineers in Yebes, who would conduct first-class research and instrumentation in radio astronomy. Today the infrastructures at Yebes, telescopes and laboratories, have well achieved that vision, being also partners in VLBI networks such as the EVN/JIVE, GMVA and IVS", says Francisco Colomer, former director of JIVE ERIC, who worked with him for almost 20 years.

Applications open: Dwingeloo 2024 Summer Research Programme

02/01/2024

© Benito Marcote

 

JIVE and ASTRON invite graduate and advanced undergraduate students with background in astronomy, physics, computer science, or related fields to apply for their 2024 Summer Research Programme.