| Ref. CAT | IP | Awarded No. hours | Instrument | Large program | Title |
|---|
| 18-TTT2/26A | Javier Licandro Goldaracena | A (180 h) | TTT2 | - | Unveiling the Rotation and Shape of Goldstone NEA targets through Lightcurve Observations |
| 67-TTT4-A/26A | Miguel R. Alarcon | 60 G (2 h) | TTT1 | - | Probing cohesion and composition in the fastest-spinning Near-Earth Asteroids |
| 78-TTT6/26A | Raúl de la Fuente Marcos | 6 D (5 h) | TTT2 | - | Investigating the rotational state of Arjuna asteroids with TTT: A ToO approach |
| 102-TTT9/26A | Jose Luis Ortiz Moreno | 8 A (1 h) | TTT2 | - | Observations of stellar occultations by dwarf planets, TNOs and Centaurs using the Teide TTT telescope |
| 112-TTT10/26A | Manuel Sánchez Benavente | A (75 h) | TTT1 | - | Paving the ground for RR Lyrae stars studies with LSST |
| 118-TTT11-B/26A | Atanas Konstantinov Stefanov | A (10 h) | TTT2 | - | Detection and confirmation of planet candidates around HADES targets |
| 131-TTT12/26A | Manuel Mallorquín Díaz | A (30 h) | TTT1 | - | TOI-2123b |
| 137-TTT13-C/26A | Ismael Pérez Fournon | 50 A (0.5 h) | TTT1 | - | Extreme extragalactic transients: contribution of LT and TTT to the LSST early science |
| 137-TTT14-D/26A | Ismael Pérez Fournon | 50 A (0.5 h) | TTT2 | - | Extreme extragalactic transients: contribution of LT and TTT to the LSST early science |