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Regional branch of the International Center for Relativistic
Astrophysics to open in Armenia
YEREVAN, JULY 30, ARMENPRESS: The preparatory works for the opening of
the Armenian center for relativistic astrophysics are in process. It
will have two branches in Yerevan - at the National Academy of
Sciences - and at the Byurakan Observatory.
In the conversation with Armenpress the director of Byurakan
Observatory Hayk Harutyunyan said that in the near future negotiations
will be held with a number of institutions relating to the activity of
the center as well as certain agreements will be signed. An initial
arrangement with the participation of the deputy minister has already
been acquired with the Armenian Foreign Ministry. The other
consultations will launch in September.
The candidate territories for the branches of the center are in
Yerevan and Byurakan but their final selection will be agreed with
corresponding opportunities and conditions. Time will be needed for
certain necessary renovations. The discussions on acquiring necessary
devices will start in the next phase after the negotiations are
accomplished. Harutyunyan said by the end of the year the official
part of discussion of issues will be summed up.
Referring to the staff, Harutyunyan said that there are high-quality
specialists in the sphere of relativistic astrophysics in Armenia. He
added that the center will be big branch in the region and scientists
from Middle East, Iran, Turkey, China, Arab countries will arrive here
to hear lectures, to carry out long-term and short-term activity in
this field.
July 2 2010 at the Armenian National Academy of Sciences during the
visit of the Italian delegation of the International Center for
Relativistic Astrophysics the official part was summed up. The
delegation headed by the director of the center, professor Remo
Raffini conducted negotiations with the RA NAS on establishing
regional branch of the International Center for Relativistic
Astrophysics.
The director of the observatory said that there have always been close
ties with the Italian scientists both in this and other spheres and
they will particularly consolidate after the opening of the center.
Relativistic Astrophysics is comparatively new, important directions
of astrology and is in the phase of development in the whole world. It
demands new approaches, preparation of staff, discussions, conferences
and studies.
From: A. Papazian
Astrophysics to open in Armenia
YEREVAN, JULY 30, ARMENPRESS: The preparatory works for the opening of
the Armenian center for relativistic astrophysics are in process. It
will have two branches in Yerevan - at the National Academy of
Sciences - and at the Byurakan Observatory.
In the conversation with Armenpress the director of Byurakan
Observatory Hayk Harutyunyan said that in the near future negotiations
will be held with a number of institutions relating to the activity of
the center as well as certain agreements will be signed. An initial
arrangement with the participation of the deputy minister has already
been acquired with the Armenian Foreign Ministry. The other
consultations will launch in September.
The candidate territories for the branches of the center are in
Yerevan and Byurakan but their final selection will be agreed with
corresponding opportunities and conditions. Time will be needed for
certain necessary renovations. The discussions on acquiring necessary
devices will start in the next phase after the negotiations are
accomplished. Harutyunyan said by the end of the year the official
part of discussion of issues will be summed up.
Referring to the staff, Harutyunyan said that there are high-quality
specialists in the sphere of relativistic astrophysics in Armenia. He
added that the center will be big branch in the region and scientists
from Middle East, Iran, Turkey, China, Arab countries will arrive here
to hear lectures, to carry out long-term and short-term activity in
this field.
July 2 2010 at the Armenian National Academy of Sciences during the
visit of the Italian delegation of the International Center for
Relativistic Astrophysics the official part was summed up. The
delegation headed by the director of the center, professor Remo
Raffini conducted negotiations with the RA NAS on establishing
regional branch of the International Center for Relativistic
Astrophysics.
The director of the observatory said that there have always been close
ties with the Italian scientists both in this and other spheres and
they will particularly consolidate after the opening of the center.
Relativistic Astrophysics is comparatively new, important directions
of astrology and is in the phase of development in the whole world. It
demands new approaches, preparation of staff, discussions, conferences
and studies.
From: A. Papazian