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| - | ===== May 2025: 12th Collaboration Meeting ===== | + | ===== Science White Paper is out! ===== |
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| - | From May 5th to 9th, the collaboration met in Chile, the host country, in San Pedro de Atacama. More details to follow. Stay tuned! | + | Big news -- our new science white paper is out, marking a major milestone as we wrap up the development phase and move toward construction in Chile. The paper outlines the baseline design and scientific goals of SWGO and its initial phase, SWGO-A, highlighting its potential to revolutionise our understanding of cosmic-ray physics, dark matter, and multi-messenger astronomy. Positioned near the CTA Observatory, SWGO will play a vital role in the next decade of high-energy astrophysics. |
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| + | Dive into the future of gamma-ray science with us! https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.01786 | ||
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| - | ===== SWGO members and guests visit the site! ===== | + | ===== May 2025: 12th Collaboration Meeting ===== |
| - | //May 7th, 2025// | + | |
| + | From May 5th to 9th, members of the SWGO Collaboration gathered in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, for a milestone meeting — the first held in the host country since the site was finalised last summer. | ||
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| + | {{:swgo-cm2025may.png?direct&500 | Members in San Pedro de Atacama 2025}} | ||
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| + | The meeting focused on key technical discussions and operational planning, with members actively shaping the roadmap towards near-term milestones. In addition to the scientific and logistical sessions, Collaboration members also engaged with key external stakeholders, including representatives from local communities, government bodies, and the education sector — such as students and teachers. | ||
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| + | Topics discussed ranged from tank production options, infrastructure needs, and funding strategies to the role of the local workforce and educational opportunities. The agenda also included visits to regional astrophysics facilities, including the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), fostering further exchange and collaboration. | ||
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| + | ==== SWGO members and guests visit the site! ==== | ||
| - | {{::wiki:members-and-guests-at-pampa-la-bola-2025.png | Members and guests at Pampa La Bola 2025}} | + | {{::wiki:members-and-guests-at-pampa-la-bola-2025.png?direct | Members and guests at Pampa La Bola 2025}} |
| SWGO members and guests made a trip to the project site in **Pampa La Bola**, Chile, during the 12th collaboration meeting in San Pedro de Atacama, the town closest to it. Located in the Antofagasta region at an altitude of 4,770 meters and inside the Atacama Astronomical Park, it is close to other astronomical observatories and facilities, including the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA). | SWGO members and guests made a trip to the project site in **Pampa La Bola**, Chile, during the 12th collaboration meeting in San Pedro de Atacama, the town closest to it. Located in the Antofagasta region at an altitude of 4,770 meters and inside the Atacama Astronomical Park, it is close to other astronomical observatories and facilities, including the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA). | ||
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| ===== May 2022: Collaboration Meeting ===== | ===== May 2022: Collaboration Meeting ===== | ||
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| From May 23rd to May 27th, 2022, the SWGO Collaboration met to discuss the progress in several ongoing exciting tasks. The science benchmarks, the detector options, the potential sites for the observatory to be built, and the improvement in analysis and simulations. We will be looking forward to meeting again! | From May 23rd to May 27th, 2022, the SWGO Collaboration met to discuss the progress in several ongoing exciting tasks. The science benchmarks, the detector options, the potential sites for the observatory to be built, and the improvement in analysis and simulations. We will be looking forward to meeting again! | ||
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