[AAA] Fwd: Subject: Correction on Registration open for the 43rd International School for Young Astronomers in Tonantzintla, Mexico.

Lun Ene 9 15:39:31 -03 2023

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De: Manuel Fernández <manferna en gmail.com>
Date: lun, 9 ene 2023 a la(s) 15:22
Subject: Fwd: Subject: Correction on Registration open for the 43rd
International School for Young Astronomers in Tonantzintla, Mexico.
To: Asociación Argentina de Astronomía <aaacd en fcaglp.unlp.edu.ar>

Reenvío este anuncio de vuelta, porque parece que los organizadores
cometieron un error en las fechas.

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Manuel Fernández López

Instituto Argentino de Radioastronomía
manferna en iar.unlp.edu.ar
manferna en gmail.com

fringe http://fringe.iar.unlp.edu.ar

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De: Itziar Aretxaga and David Mota <no-reply en iau.org>
Date: lun, 9 ene 2023 a las 15:19
Subject: Subject: Correction on Registration open for the 43rd
International School for Young Astronomers in Tonantzintla, Mexico.
To: <manferna en gmail.com>

Subject: Correction on Registration open for the 43rd International School
for Young Astronomers in Tonantzintla, Mexico.

The 43rd International School for Young Astronomers, ISYA2023Mx, will take
place in Tonantzintla, Mexico*, from the 17th of July to the 4th of August
2023* (previously announced as 2024). The International School for Young
Astronomers (ISYA) is a long-tradition project of the International
Astronomical Union (IAU), nowadays also co-sponsored by the Norwegian
Academy of Science and Letters (NASL) through the Office for Young
Astronomers (OYA). The 43rd school is co-organized by the OYA, and the
Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica (INAOE).

We invite applications to attend this School from students in their early
MSc/PhD studies and some senior undergraduates in the Americas, especially
from Latin American and Caribbean countries.

The 43rd ISYA aims to broaden the attending young students’ perspective on
Astronomy from their exposure to an intensive three-week program of
lectures with up-to-date astrophysics, both on theory and observations, led
by an international team of experts. Students will learn about different
astronomical fields, from exoplanets to cosmology, and acquire technical
expertise to analyze current astronomical data and models, mainly from
accessible and large databases. An exciting possibility for areas of the
world that do not have access to telescopes is to carry out quality
research with the enormous variety of astrophysical databases that are
freely available to the community. Therefore, this is one of the main
objectives of this school: to show students what kind of projects and
science can be done with these databases.

The official language of the School will be English.

Although the ISYA is not a research conference, we encourage students to
submit posters to present a summary of their research projects.

Apart from the academic school activities, students will also have the
opportunity to experience the archaeological, artistic and scientific
environments of the central valleys of Mexico through a series of cultural
visits, events and travels.

We will accept around 30 young astronomers, and they will be granted
scholarships to cover travel from the home cities and the entire board
during the School. All selected students are expected to commit 100% of
their time to the three-week long program and participate in all scheduled
activities.

Registration is now open at https://www.inaoep.mx/~isya2023

*Scientific Program:*

*Exoplanets*,  Yilen Gomez Maqueo Chew (IA-UNAM, Mexico)

*Stellar Structure and Evolution*, Alessandro Bressan (SISSA, Italy)

*Interstellar Medium,* Monica Rodriguez (INAOE, Mexico) and Roberto
Galvan-Madrid (IRyA, Mexico)

*Galaxies*, Daniela Calzetti (UMass-Amherst, USA)

*Observational Cosmology*, David Mota (University of Oslo, Norway)

*Spectral/SED Fitting Techniques and Applying them to Databases,* Roberto
Cid-Fernandez (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil).

*Machine Learning and Data Mining*, Sara Webb (Swinburne University of
Technology, Australia).

*Observational Optical Astronomy,* Erika Benítez (IA-UNAM, Mexico)

*Observational Millimetre Astronomy*, Arturo Gómez Ruíz (GTM-INAOE-CONACyT,
Mexico), Alfredo Montaña (INAOE, Mexico) and Luis Zapata (IRyA, Mexico).

*Introduction to Python*, Daniel Rosa-González (INAOE, Mexico)

*Career Development Workshop,*  Itziar Aretxaga (INAOE, Mexico) and David
Mota (University of Oslo, Norway)

*Group project tutors* (INAOE, Mexico):
            - Miguel Chávez-Dagostino
            - Divakara Mayya
            - Javier Zaragoza-Cardiel

*DIRECTORS *

Olga Vega (Local Director of 43rd ISYA, INAOE), ovega en inaoep.mx
Itziar Aretxaga (ISYA program), itziar en inaoep.mx
David Mota (ISYA program),  d.f.mota en astro.uio.no

*LOC *

Olga Vega (Head of LOC/Local Director of 43rd ISYA)

Jose Ramón Valdés (Head of Dept. Astrophysics INAOE), jvaldes en inaoep.mx
Alfredo Montaña, amontana en inaoep.mx
Divakara Mayya, ydm en inaoep.mx
Mónica Rodríguez, mrodri en inaoep.mx
Miguel Chávez-Dagostino, mchavez en inaoep.mx
Daniel Rosa, danrosa en inaoep.mx
Javier Zaragoza-Cardiel, javier.zaragoza en inaoep.mx

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