Per Aspera ad astra simul: ERASMUS+ mobility and collaboration opportunities with Czech and Slovak institutes

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Per Aspera ad astra simul: ERASMUS+ mobility and collaboration opportunities with Czech and Slovak institutes Marek Skarka Astronomical Institute of the CAS, Fričova 298, 251 65 Ondřejov Czech Republic IAC seminar, San Cristóbal de La Laguna November 28, 2017

Erasmus+ Short term mobility Exchanges between IAC, Czech and Slovak institutes (senior postdocs and higher) Up to 21 days ERASMUS+ covers expenses for living allowance up to 1890 EUR + flight tickets Lecture series, book editing, public lectures Long term exchanges Early career researchers, Phd students and young postdocs Up to 6 months (up to 1 year at GTC) http://erasmus.asu.cas.cz Release of a call in early 2018

Astronomical Institute of CAS

Astronomical Institute of CAS

Astronomical Institute of CAS

Astronomical Institute of CAS

Astronomical Institute of CAS 2-m Perek telescope Built in 1967 Optical spectroscopy Modernized, in full operation

Astronomical Institute of CAS

Astronomical Institute of CAS 1898 Ground purchased in Ondřejov 1928 Observatory donated to Czech state 1954 Observatory became a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences ~160 employees Scientific cooperation: IAU, ESO (2007), ESA (2008) Departments: - Solar physics (spots, oscillations, eruptions, ALMA, Solar orbiter, GREGOR, EST) - Stellar physics (hot stars, stellar atmospheres and winds, white dwarfs, exoplanets, ESO, GAIA, TESS) - Interplanetary matter (European and desert firebal network, asteroids) - Galaxies and planetary systems (dynamics and kinematics of galaxies, interstellar matter, formation and fade of stars) Science, public outreach, teaching activities www.asu.cas.cz

Astronomical Institute of CAS 1898 Ground purchased in Ondřejov 1928 Observatory donated to Czech state 1954 Observatory became a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences ~160 employees Scientific cooperation: IAU, ESO (2007), ESA (2008) Departments: - Solar physics (spots, oscillations, eruptions, ALMA, Solar orbiter, GREGOR, EST) - Stellar physics (hot stars, stellar atmospheres and winds, white dwarfs, exoplanets, ESO, GAIA, TESS) - Interplanetary matter (European and desert firebal network, asteroids) - Galaxies and planetary systems (dynamics and kinematics of galaxies, interstellar matter, formation and fade of stars)

Astronomical Institute of CAS 1898 Ground purchased in Ondřejov 1928 Observatory donated to Czech state 1954 Observatory became a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences ~160 employees Scientific cooperation: IAU, ESO (2007), ESA (2008) Departments: - Solar physics (spots, oscillations, eruptions, ALMA, Solar orbiter, GREGOR, EST) - Stellar physics (hot stars, stellar atmospheres and winds, white dwarfs, exoplanets, ESO, GAIA, TESS) - Interplanetary matter (European and desert firebal network, asteroids) - Galaxies and planetary systems (dynamics and kinematics of galaxies, interstellar matter, formation and fade of stars)

Astronomical Institute of CAS 1898 ground purchased in Ondřejov 1928 observatory donated to Czech state 1954 Observatory became a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences ~160 employees Scientific cooperation: IAU, ESO (2007), ESA (2008), A&A Departments: - Solar physics (spots, oscillations, eruptions, ALMA, Solar orbiter, GREGOR, EST) - Stellar physics (hot stars, stellar atmospheres and winds, white dwarfs, exoplanets, ESO, GAIA, TESS) - Interplanetary matter (European and desert firebal network, asteroids) - Galaxies and planetary systems (dynamics and kinematics of galaxies, interstellar matter, formation and fade of stars) Science, public outreach, teaching activities

Astronomical Institute of CAS 1898 Ground purchased in Ondřejov 1928 Observatory donated to Czech state 1954 Observatory became a part of the Czech Academy of Sciences ~160 employees Scientific cooperation: IAU, ESO (2007), ESA (2008), A&A Departments: - Solar physics (spots, oscillations, eruptions, ALMA, Solar orbiter, GREGOR, EST) - Stellar physics (hot stars, white dwarfs, exoplanets, ESO, GAIA, TESS) - Interplanetary matter (European and desert firebal network, asteroids) - Galaxies and planetary systems (dynamics and kinematics of galaxies, interstellar matter, formation and fade of stars)

Projects - Exoplanet group P. Kabáth (head, petr.kabath@asu.cas.cz), T. Klocová (postdoc), M. Skarka (postdoc), E. Plávalová (postdoc), M. Blažek (PhD student), D. Dupkala, J. Dvořáková (BSc students) RV spectroscopic follow-up of K2/TESS/PLATO candidates PLATO space mission ground based support Exoplanetary atmospheres photometry, transmission spectroscopy Stellar activity and exoplanets + close cooperation with Tautenburg observatory Kabáth et al., in prep.

Projects Exoplanet group PLATOSpec (2023) P. Kabáth T. Klocová postdoc), M.(R=70000) Skarka (senior postdoc), - Echelle(head), spectrograph Swiss(senior 1.52-m telescope M. -Blažek (PhD student), P. Dvořáková students) Ground-based supportd. fordupkala, PLATO (input catalogue,(bsc initial screening, RV follow-up) INITIAL SCREENING SPECTRAL TYPE, BINARIES CHARACTERIZATION OF LARGER PLANETS CONTIRBUTION TO PLATO INPUT CATALOGUE GROUND BASED SUPPORT FOR PLATO - RV FOLLOW-UP MONITORING OF LINE PROFILES IN BLUE SPECTRUM (Ca)

Projects Theoretical modeling of massive stars and their winds Stellar winds modeling Development of new codes including multidimensional and non-equilibrium effects Quantitative spectroscopy of massive stars proper determination of stellar and wind parameters determination of mass-loss rates of massive stars Dr. Brankica Kubátová brankica.kubatova@asu.cas.cz

Projects - Dusty Avalanches Enriching the Circumstar cluster medium Sergio Martínez González (leader), R. Wünsch, J. Palouš 3D HYDRO SIMULATIONS WITH FLASH OF THE INTERACTION OF SNe AND STAR CLUSTER WINDS

Projects Astrophysical research with ALMA European ALMA Regional Center Czech node Provides support to the members Spread the technical knowledge Helps ALMA developers Helps with proposal preparation Helps with science data preparation Dr. Miroslav Bárta barta@asu.cas.cz

Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics, Masaryk University

Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics, Masaryk University Masaryk University Founded in 1919 9 faculties 36 000 students 60cm Newtonian (Brno) DK154 (La Silla) DTPA (Astro) Part of the Faculty of sciences 11+6 researchers Students: BSc 48, MSc 11, PhD 20

Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics, Masaryk University Masaryk University Founded in 1919 9 faculties 36 000 students 60cm Newtonian (Brno) DK154 (La Silla) DTPA (Astro) Part of the Faculty of sciences 11+6 researchers Students: BSc 48, MSc 11, PhD 20

Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics, Masaryk University Masaryk University Founded in 1919 9 faculties 36 000 students DTPA (Astro) Part of the Faculty of sciences 11+6 researchers Students: BSc 48, MSc 11, PhD 20 Research Stellar atmospheres and stellar winds Hot stars Varible stars in general (binaries, pulating stars, CP ) Stellar systems Methods and tools for data analysis High-energy astrophysics History of astronomy http://astro.physics.muni.cz

Projects Light variability of CP stars Test and model the light variability based on the abundance maps Prof. Jiří Krtička krticka@sci.muni.cz Line force in accreting first stars Calculation of the line radiative force on accreting first stars to test if the line force is able to suspend the accreting flow Determination of the upper mass limit of first stars Stellar winds in main-sequence B-stars Search for winds in B-stars employing METUJE code

Czech people involved in ERASMUS+ Dr. Tereza Klocová Exoplanets klocova@asu.cas.cz Dr. Petr Kabáth Main coordinator Exoplanets petr.kabath@asu.cas.cz Prof. Vladimír Karas Director of AI ASCR Relativistic astrophysics vladimir.karas@cuni.cz Dr. Marek Skarka Stellar pulsations, exoplanets skarka@asu.cas.cz Assoc. Prof. Ernst Paunzen Dr. Jan Janík Stellar systems, stellar astrophysics Coordinator MU epaunzen@physics.muni.cz Stellar clusters, variable stars honza@sci.muni.cz Prof. Jiří Krtička Head of the astrophysical dept. Stellar atmospheres, winds krticka@sci.muni.cz

http://erasmus.asu.cas.cz http://asu.cas.cz http://astro.physics.muni.cz Thank you for your attention Dr. David Jones Coordinator IAC Dr. Jorge Garcia Rojas Dr. Peter Pessev Coordinator GTC