ASTERICS: Addressing Cross-Cutting Synergies and Common Challenges for the Next Decade Astronomy Facilities

Fabio Pasian; Michael A. Garrett; Francoise Genova; Giovanni Lamanna; Stephen Serjeant; Arpad Szomoru; Rob van der Meer

ASTERICS: Addressing Cross-Cutting Synergies and Common Challenges for the Next Decade Astronomy Facilities

Fabio Pasian, Michael A. Garrett, Francoise Genova, Giovanni Lamanna, Stephen Serjeant, Arpad Szomoru, Rob van der Meer

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The large infrastructure projects for the next decade will allow a new quantum leap in terms of new possible science. ESFRI, the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures, a strategic initiative to develop the scientific integration of Europe, has identified four facilities (SKA, CTA, KM3Net and E-ELT) deserving priority in support. The ASTERICS project aims to address the cross-cutting synergies and common challenges shared by the various Astronomy ESFRI and other world-class facilities. The project (22 partners across Europe) is funded by the EU Horizon 2020 programme with 15 MEuro in 4 years. It brings together for the first time the astronomy, astrophysics and particle astrophysics communities, in addition to other related research infrastructures.

Original language	English
Journal	Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Publications
Volume	512
Publication status	Published - 2017

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