Experts from OHB Digital Connect are collaborating with the Nobeyama team to investigate Millimeter-Wave Adaptive Optics (MAO), a promising technology that could facilitate unprecedented levels of optical control for AtLAST.
Can a telescope lead the way in renewable energy? AtLAST is the first to integrate sustainable sources in its design, aiming to reduce emissions while empowering local communities and bridging the gap between scientific advancement and social equity.
A workshop aiming at mobilizing the French community into the AtLAST project took place in Paris, France on May 12th-14th, 2025. 85 scientists and engineers participated, with about 50% of them attending in person.
The EU-funded AtLAST2 project is now well underway. The official kick-off meeting took place between April 28 - 30 at Cagliari, Sardinia, with more than 50 participants attending in-person and online.
Towards a data platform providing a holistic support to AtLAST operations
Or, as Karl would say, “There is soooo much left to do!”
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