[AAA] Fwd: The Tenth Issue of the IAU Catalyst is Now Available Online

Beatriz Garcia beatriz.garcia en iteda.cnea.gov.ar
Jue Feb 8 18:59:53 -03 2024


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De: IAU Membership Coordinator Lina Canas <no-reply en iau.org>
Date: jue, 8 feb 2024 a las 15:24
Subject: The Tenth Issue of the IAU Catalyst is Now Available Online
To: <beatriz.garcia en iteda.cnea.gov.ar>


Dear IAU Members,

In issue 10 of the IAU Catalyst, the first edition of this year, we offer a
glimpse of what the IAU community can expect in 2024, as well as reviewing
some of the highlights of 2023. Looking forward to the XXXII IAU General
Assembly (https://astronomy2024.org/), IAU president Debra Elmegreen
extends a warm invitation for us all to ‘Come to the General Assembly in
Cape Town!’, while Kevin Govender, Chair of the Local Organising Committee
for the event, gives us important updates on ‘Embracing a New Era at IAU
General Assembly 2024 in Africa’. Piero Benvenuti also provides ‘A Message
from the New Interim General Secretary’.

Elsewhere in the issue, Ignacio Ferreras, Commission J1 Secretary,
discusses the new series of online talks on Galaxy Spectral Energy
Distributions. For this edition’s Science Focus, Alemiye Mamo, Chair of the
IAU Symposium 386, presents an overview of The IAU Symposium 386 on ‘Dark
Sky and Astronomical Heritage in Boosting Astro-tourism Around the Globe’
Report.

The edition also includes ‘Highlights on the IAU Inter-Commission B2-B5
Working Group on Laboratory Astrophysics Data Compilation, Validation and
Standardisation: from the Laboratory to FAIR Usage in the Astronomical
Community’, provided by Marie-Lise Dubernet, Chair of the IAU
Inter-Commission B2-B5 WG and Fatemeh Tabatabaei, Chair of the Scientific
Organising Committee for IAU/I-HOW Radio Astronomy 2023: A Joint Iran and
Turkey Hands-on Workshop in Radio Astronomy.

Additionally, readers can hear from Anna Christoforidou, Outreach Manager
of the International Association of Physics Students (IAPS), and Jan
Scharf, IAU-IAPS Liaison Officer, about the IAPS-OAD Partnership in
Advancing Astronomy for Mental Health.

These are just some of the highlights from across IAU Scientific Bodies and
Offices that are contained in this issue of the IAU Catalyst. The editors
would like to thank the more than 25 authors and co-authors who contributed
to the 17 articles presented in this edition.

The issue also includes information on IAU publications, dates and
deadlines.

The Catalyst is issued twice a year as an electronic-only bulletin. We hope
you enjoy reading it and encourage both IAU members and the wider IAU
community to get involved in future issues by submitting news and
contributions about events or topics that you consider relevant to IAU
members.

Previous issues of the IAU Catalyst are also available on the IAU website.
https://www.iau.org/publications/iau/information_bulletins/

Links
IAU Catalyst 10 (PDF 23 MB)
https://www.iau.org/static/publications/iau-catalyst-10.pdf

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