THE E-ELT PROJECT SCIENCE TEAM
PST members
In January 2012 ESO invited the astronomical community to nominate candidates for the E-ELT Project Science Team by the end of March 2012. In response to this call more than 80 nominations were received, all of strong candidates. The project was very grateful for the overwhelming response and the great interest of the community in helping to steer the project.
From these nominations the then E-ELT Programme Scientist (Roberto Gilmozzi) and the ESO Director General appointed the first PST members for a renewable term of 3 years. The current PST includes:
Giuseppe Bono (Chair) | Rome |
Yann Alibert | Bern |
Gael Chauvin | Grenoble |
Natascha Forster-Schreiber | MPE Garching |
Tom Herbst | MPIA Heidelberg |
Isobel Hook | Lancaster |
Christoph Keller | Leiden |
Oleg Kochukhov | Uppsala |
Carlos Martins | CAUP, Porto |
Norbert Przybilla | Innsbruck |
Roberto Ragazzoni | Padova Observatory |
Agustin Sanchez Lavega | Bilbao |
Subsequently, the PST was joined by the following Principal Investigators of approved E-ELT instrument projects:
Ric Davies (MICADO PI) | MPE Garching |
Niranjan Thatte (HARMONI PI) | Oxford |
Bernhard Brandl (METIS PI) | Leiden/Delft |
Paolo Ciliegi (MAORY PI) | INAF Bologna |
In addition to the above the E-ELT Programme Scientist (Michele Cirasuolo) and the E-ELT Instrument Scientist (Suzanne Ramsay) are ex-officio members. In the future the PST will be joined by the Principal Investigators of further approved E-ELT instrument projects.
Former PST members include: Jordi Cepa (La Laguna and IAC, Tenerife), Thérèse Encrenaz (Paris Observatory), Roland Gredel (MPIA Heidelberg), Rubina Kotak (Belfast), Ewa Lokas (Warsaw), and Didier Queloz (Cambridge).
E-ELT Science
What's New?
- 05 Dec 2014
Spending on first construction phase approved
Science Case
Project Science Team
Phase B (2006 – 2011)
- Science Working Group
- Design Reference Mission
- Design Reference Science Plan
- Tools: Imaging ETC / Spectroscopic ETC / Other software