Allocated time recommended by the CAT

Semester 2023B

Telescopio Nazionale Galileo

Ref. CATPIAwarded No NightsInstrumentLarge programProgram
3-TNG2/23BIsabel Marquez Perez3 G DOLORES - Spectroscopy of fossil group galaxies
11-TNG3/23BNuria Álvarez Crespo1 G DOLORES - Spectroscopic observations of gamma-ray detected blazar candidates
38-TNG5/23BIlaria Carleo1 A HARPS-N - A New Look at an Old Classic: HD 80606 b's Spin-Orbit Misalignment Revisited
45-TNG7/23BJaume Orell Miquel5 A GIARPS - Young Atmospheres: measuring the primordial composition of newly formed planets
60-TNG11-A/23BEmma Esparza Borges1 A GIARPS - Unveiling the atmospheres of exoplanets orbiting fast and moderate-rotating bright stars
60-TNG12-B/23BEmma Esparza Borges1 A GIARPS - Unveiling the atmospheres of exoplanets orbiting fast and moderate-rotating bright stars
74-TNG14-A/23BIlaria Carleo5 A HARPS-N2023BUnderstanding the nature of small planets across stellar types
74-TNG15-B/23BIlaria Carleo5 A HARPS-N2024AUnderstanding the nature of small planets across stellar types
91-TNG18/23BPaulo Alberto Miles Páez2 A GIANO-B - Unveiling auroral-like processes in ultra-cool atmospheres
110-TNG19/23BEva Herrero Cisneros2 A GIARPS - Search for lithium in ultra-hot Jupiters
113-TNG20/23BFelipe Murgas Alcaíno1 A (4.5hrs) HARPS-N - Measuring the Rossiter-McLaughlin effect for the highly eccentric warm Jupiter TOI-4127 b

NOTE. The execution of the observations related to the long-term program A47TAC_44, “Follow-up of electromagnetic counterparts of gravitational wave sources at TNG during O4”, may have a significant impact on the schedule of the semester 2023B.