US EditionFrancisco Sánchez, Founder of the Instituto De Astrofísica De Canarias, Dies at the Age of 89
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The last few hours are marked by sad news. The death of Francisco Sánchez, who was the pitcher and first director of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. A pioneering figure who fought for Canarias is what it is today: a reference in the scientific plot worldwide. During the last few hours there have been recognitions and signs of affection for him. We talked to who happened to him in office in 2013, with Rafael Rebolo. He was director of t…
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The founder of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) Francisco Sánchez – Paco, for the lucky people who knew him well – died in his home in Madrid at 89 years after fighting against pulmonary fibrosis. Considered the driving force behind astrophysics in Spain, Sánchez is responsible for creating one of the leading research institutes in our country and for putting the Canary Islands on the map of science.
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