Awarded time recommended by the CAT

Semester 2023B

Isaac Newton Telescope

Ref. CATPINumber nightsInstrumentLarge programProgram
4-INT1/23BIker Gonzalez Santamaria4 D IDS - Chemical abundances and evolutionary state of planetary nebulae with accurate distances in Gaia DR3
24-INT2-D/23BAlberto Javier Castro Tirado30 A (1hrs) WFC - GTC follow-up of gravitational radiation sources in the Multi-messenger Era
63-INT3-A/23BMarusa Zerjal1 A + 4 G IDS - Chronological study of the low-mass population of the sigma Orionis open cluster
76-INT4/23BYuheng Zhang5 D WFC - Mapping Qasar-Traced Massive Overdensities with Lya Emitters at z~2.2
104-INT5/23BVirginia Cúneo2 G IDS - Testing the orbital evolution of disc winds in Accreting White Dwarfs
106-INT6-A/23BMatteo Monelli3 G WFC - Homogeneous photometry in the Gaia era: understanding the formation of globular clusters
106-INT7-C/23BMatteo Monelli4 G WFC - Homogeneous photometry in the Gaia era: understanding the formation of globular clusters
107-INT8-A/23BRaúl de la Fuente Marcos5 A WFC - Detection of Near Earth Asteroids Using Synthetic Tracking
107-INT9-B/23BRaúl de la Fuente Marcos5 A (1hrs) WFC - Detection of Near Earth Asteroids Using Synthetic Tracking
108-INT10-A/23BMaria Kopsacheili1 D WFC - Supernova Remnants in the nearby starburst galaxy IC 342
117-INT11/23BIgnacio Trujillo Cabrera4 D + 5 A + 2 D + 3 A WFC - Deep Halpha imaging of the LIGHTS galaxy survey
125-INT15/23BJairo Mendez Abreu3 D + 2 G WFC - THE LOW-SURFACE BRIGHTNESS STRUCTURE of BULGELESS GALAXIES
ULLIsmael Pérez Fournón2 A WFC - Master of the ULL