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A multi-wavelength view of Massive Stars

  • The secret is in the “mass”

    Author: vgarcia
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    The VFTS international consortium, including members of our team, has discovered and studied an unexpected large amount of massive stars in 30 Doradus, at the heart of the Tarantula Nebula, in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

    Check out CAB’s press release: http://cab.inta-csic.es/es/noticias/332/el-secreto-esta-en-la-masa

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  • Massivas-Torrejón lands in IAUS402
  • A new Doctor on metal-poor massive stars!
  • Massivas-Torrejón back on-site!
  • Our colleagues from the IAC visit CAB
  • Metal-poor massive stars at the summer edition of the bulletin of the Spanish Astronomical Society
  • EAS2021 Symposium S16 on Massive Stars kicks off
  • Crash-course on astronomical observing campaigns
  • Congratulate María del Mar Rubio Díez on her successful PhD defense!
  • Diego de la Fuente wins the PechaKucha competition at CAB
  • MGG finishes her service at the GUC
  • Sharing our personal experience about doing research abroad
  • Seminar in Alicante by Diego de la Fuente
  • CAB-Masivas joins ULLYSES Odyssey
  • A new PhD on massive stars: Sara Rodríguez Berlanas
  • Happy 10th birthday, GTC!
  • CAB-Masivas at Telescopio Nazionale Galileo
  • Marta Lorenzo successfully defends her Master thesis.
  • We welcome Amparo Marco and Ignacio Negueruela from Universidad de Alicante.
  • Ionized soccer balls in space!
  • The youngest massive stars of Sextans-A dwell in the outskirts.
  • Paco Najarro at the UCM: “The central black hole, massive stars, and other inhabitants of the Galactic Center.”
  • CAB-masivas contributes to ASTRO2020
  • We meet our US and European colleagues at the IAC.
  • SPICA consortium meets at INTA
  • The Spanish consortium of massive stars meets in B(i)ar (Alicante).
  • SPICA 2019: “Exploring the Infrared Universe: The Promise of SPICA”.
  • CAB-masivas travels to Edinburgh
  • 4th ESO students have their first research experience at CAB
  • SPICA-SAFARI consortium meeting at SRON
  • How to pursue a scientific career?

 

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