ACME Project — Second TNA Call Now Open

[Giuseppe Greco]

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Dear Interop Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that the second Transnational Access (TNA) 
call of the ACMEproject is now open. You will find all practical details 
at the bottom of this email.

We also wish to highlight that many of the planned activities are 
(VO)–oriented, making use of established standards and tools ranging 
from ST-MOCto Aladinand related software.

Below is a brief list of activities:

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/infn/ <https://www.acme-astro.eu/infn/>

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/aladin-desktop/
    <https://www.acme-astro.eu/aladin-desktop/>

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/st-moc/ <https://www.acme-astro.eu/st-moc/>

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/gladenet/
    <https://www.acme-astro.eu/gladenet/>

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/gwsky/ <https://www.acme-astro.eu/gwsky/>

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    https://www.acme-astro.eu/educational-soundmap/
    <https://www.acme-astro.eu/educational-soundmap/>


If you are interested in participating, please follow the instructions 
provided below. For any questions, feel free to contact us.


best,

Giuseppe


Dear colleagues,

We are glad to announce the second TNA call of the ACME project for the 
Centres of Expertise (funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe 
research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101131928).


The call aims to support research visits to European institutes that 
provide direct training and expert guidance in multi-messenger 
astronomy. The program covers a wide range of domains, including 
gravitational waves, neutrinos, cosmic rays, and photons across the 
entire electromagnetic spectrum, from very-high-energy gamma rays to 
X-rays, UV, optical, near-infrared, and radio bands. The goal is to 
enhance and expand expertise in the observational, data analysis, and 
theoretical aspects across the various ACME messengers and 
multi-wavelength domains.


Eligible candidates are scientists (PhD students, post-doc fellows, 
staff) from research institutes and universities in both EU and non-EU 
countries. The applicant can apply for access (visit) to an institution 
located in a country other than the country of their home institution.

The call opens on 8 September 2025, with a submission deadline of 8 
October 2025 at 17:00 CET. Research visits are expected to take place 
before the end of April 2026.

All the details of the call and the application form can be foundhere 
<https://www.acme-astro.eu/visits-to-centres-of-expertise-2nd-call/>. 
https://www.acme-astro.eu/visits-to-centres-of-expertise-2nd-call/


Best,

Marica on behalf of the ACME team

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