Allocated time recommended by the CAT

Semester 2023B

Liverpool Telescope

* There are 6 h of REACTIVE TIME available for the Spanish community in semester 2023B.

Ref. CATBandPIAwarded hoursInstrumentLarge programProgram
9-LT1/23BB(27 h)+C(13h) Tomás Müller Bravo40 A (1hrs) SPRAT - Follow-up Spectroscopy of Early-discovered Supernovae with LT
44-LT2/23BA René Damián Duffard1 G (4hrs) RISE - Stellar occultations by TNOs
46-LT3-A/23BC Francisco Prada1 A (3hrs) SPRAT - Spectro-photometric light curves for kilonovae from GW-LVK O4 run: Equation of state and Hubble constant determination
53-LT4-C/23BA David Jones6 A (0.5hrs) SPRAT - Multi-wavelength target of opportunity follow-up of newly-discovered luminous red novae
53-LT5-D/23BA David Jones52 A (0.5hrs) IO-O - Multi-wavelength target of opportunity follow-up of newly-discovered luminous red novae
54-LT6-B/23BC Jose Luis Ortiz Moreno D (4hrs) IO-O - Photometry and astrometry of relevant TransNeptunian Objects
67-LT7/23BB Federico Vincentelli A (29hrs) IO-O - Fast jet variability in AGN
70-LT8/23BA Guayente Panizo Espinar30 A (0.3hrs) IO-O - Monitoring X-ray binary Transients with the Liverpool Telescope
80-LT9-A/23BB Julien Poyatos10 A (1.7hrs) SPRAT - Chromospheric spectral evolution during M dwarf superflares
95-LT10/23BA Luis Julián Goicoechea Santamaría A (25hrs) IO-O - Robotic spectrophotometric monitoring of gravitationally lensed quasar
112-LT11-A/23BC Frédérick Poidevin20 A (0.5hrs) SPRAT - Paving the way to cosmology with Superluminous Supernovae
112-LT12-C/23BC Frédérick Poidevin120 A (0.2hrs) IO-O - Paving the way to cosmology with Superluminous Supernovae