EURONEAR, the European Near Earth Asteroids Research, is a research project and network for the research and discovery of near-Earth objects and potentially hazardous asteroids using existing telescopes located in both hemispheres available to the members of the network. The Minor Planet Center directly credits EURONEAR with the discovery of few hundred minor planets since 2008, including 11 near-Earth asteroids. Institutions Institutions which collaborate in this project are: Institut de mécanique céleste et de calcul des éphémérides (IMCCE), France (May 2006) European Southern Observatory (ESO), Chile (Sep 2006) Universidad Católica del Norte Instituto de Astronomía, Chile (Mar 2007) Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes (ING), La Palma, Spain (Jan 2008) Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC), Tenerife, Spain (Apr 2009) The dates represent the time at which the institutions joined the project. List of named minor planets discovered with the ESO/MPG telescope in La Silla List of near-Earth asteroids discovered with the Isaac Newton Telescope (INT) in La Palma See also Catalina Sky Survey Pan-STARRS List of near-Earth object observation projects References External links and publications The EURONEAR website EURONEAR Facebook page Near-Earth asteroids spectroscopic survey at Isaac Newton Telescope NEARBY Platform for Automatic Asteroids Detection and EURONEAR Surveys The EURONEAR Lightcurve Survey of Near Earth Asteroids First EURONEAR NEA discoveries from La Palma using the INT EURONEAR - Recovery, follow-up and discovery of NEAs and MBAs using large field 1-2 m telescopes EURONEAR: Data mining of asteroids and Near Earth Asteroids More than 160 near Earth asteroids observed in the EURONEAR network Astronomical discoveries by institution Near-Earth object tracking