Upcoming activities
BarranCosmos 2024
Barrancos and the Nature Reserve at Noudar welcome a starparty where IA researchers will also participate.
Free entrance
Past activities
Astrofesta 2024
IA partners with Astrofesta 2024 contributing to the programme with talks by researchers and astronomical observations.
Free entrance
IA Summer Program 2024
How for do you dare to go? IA Summer Program is your gateway to Space. Targeted at university students. From 8 to 26 July. Applications due by 3 June.
Free entrance
The Universe in the Lisbon Book Fair 2024
Under the usual partnership with Gradiva publishing, IA organises several activities during the Lisbon Book Fair 2024, among family hands-on activities and talks with scientists.
Free entrance
What hides in the light?
The Euclid telescope and the invisible Universe
The Euclid telescope will produce the largest map of the sky in three dimensions. In this session we will learn about the new images, among the largest ever made of the Universe, and get a deeper understanding of its first discoveries.
Free entrance
8th Concentration of Telescopes in Moimenta da Beira
The 8th Concentration of Telescopes in Moimenta da Beira will bring together the largest number of telescopes to observe the stars more closely, and IA is a partner in the event.
Since the dawn of time
Here, in the Universe series
On the fourth and last talk of the series “Aqui, no Universo”, Fábio Silva, of Bournemouth University, and Luís Tirapicos, of Ciências Ulisboa, will present archaeoastronomy, the science that studies the many meanings it had, across the ages, the expression “to understand the Universe and our place in it”.
Free entrance
Beyond light
Here, in the Universe series
On the third talk of the series “Aqui, no Universo”, Lara Sousa, of IA, and Sofia Andringa, of LIP, will tune the Universe through alternative channels to light, that complement the images produced with telescopes, and reveal the stories of the invisible Universe that are yet to be told.
Free entrance
Excess of light
Here, in the Universe series
On the second talk of the series “Aqui, no Universo”, Raul Cerveira Lima, of IA, and Martin Pawley, of the Astronomical Group of La Coruña Ío, talk about light, its excesses, and the simple ways individuals, institutions, architecture and urbanism can preserve our contact with the night sky.
Free entrance
