GOVONI, FEDERICAFEDERICAGOVONIBOLLI, PietroPietroBOLLIBUFFA, FrancoFrancoBUFFACAITO, LETIZIALETIZIACAITOCARRETTI, ETTOREETTORECARRETTICOMORETTO, GiovanniGiovanniCOMORETTOFIERRO, DavideDavideFIERROMELIS, AndreaAndreaMELISMURGIA, MATTEOMATTEOMURGIANAVARRINI, AlessandroAlessandroNAVARRINIORFEI, ALESSANDROALESSANDROORFEIORLATI, ANDREAANDREAORLATIPISANU, ToninoToninoPISANUPOPPI, SergioSergioPOPPIPOSSENTI, ANDREAANDREAPOSSENTIATTOLI, AlessandroAlessandroATTOLIBECCIANI, UgoUgoBECCIANIBELLI, CarolinaCarolinaBELLIMaria, Giuseppe CarboniGiuseppe CarboniMariaCaria, TeresaTeresaCariaCATTANI, ALESSANDROALESSANDROCATTANICONCU, RaimondoRaimondoCONCUCRESCI, LucaLucaCRESCIFARA, Antonietta Angela RitaAntonietta Angela RitaFARAFIOCCHI, FRANCOFRANCOFIOCCHIGAUDIOMONTE, FrancescoFrancescoGAUDIOMONTELADU, AdelaideAdelaideLADUMACCAFERRI, ANDREAANDREAMACCAFERRIMARIOTTI, SERGIOSERGIOMARIOTTIMARONGIU, PasqualinoPasqualinoMARONGIUMIGONI, CARLOCARLOMIGONIMOLINARI, Emilio CarloEmilio CarloMOLINARIMORSIANI, MARCOMARCOMORSIANINESTI, RenzoRenzoNESTIOLMI, LucaLucaOLMIPORCEDDU, Ignazio Enrico PietroIgnazio Enrico PietroPORCEDDURIGHINI, SIMONASIMONARIGHINIORTU, PierluigiPierluigiORTUPALMAS, STEFANOSTEFANOPALMASPILI, MauroMauroPILIPODDIGHE, AntonioAntonioPODDIGHEPOLONI, MARCOMARCOPOLONIRODA, JURIJURIRODASCALAMBRA, ALESSANDROALESSANDROSCALAMBRASCHILLIRO', FrancescoFrancescoSCHILLIRO'SCHIRRU , LUCALUCASCHIRRUSERRA, GiampaoloGiampaoloSERRASMAREGLIA, RiccardoRiccardoSMAREGLIAVARGIU, GIAN PAOLOGIAN PAOLOVARGIUVITELLO, Fabio RobertoFabio RobertoVITELLO2023-07-282023-07-28202197894639680272642-4339http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12386/34357We present the status of the Sardinia Radio Telescope (SRT) and its forthcoming update planned in the next few years. The post-process scenario of the upgraded infrastructure will allow the national and international scientific community to use the SRT for the study of the Universe at high radio frequencies (up to 116 GHz), both in single dish and in interferometric mode. A telescope like SRT, operating at high frequencies, represents a unique resource for the scientific community. The telescope will be ideal for mapping quickly and with relatively high angular resolution extended radio emissions characterized by low surface brightness. It will also be essential for spectroscopic and polarimetric studies of both Galactic and extragalactic radio sources. With the use of the interferometric technique, SRT and the other Italian antennas (Medicina and Noto) will operate within the national and international radiotelescope network, allowing astronomers to obtain images of radio sources at very high angular resolution.STAMPAenConference paper10.23919/URSIGASS51995.2021.95605702-s2.0-85118264581https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85118264581https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9560570https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=9560570FIS/05 - ASTRONOMIA E ASTROFISICA