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The EVN seminars are back this fall
The European VLBI Network will continue its successful online seminars, showcasing the power of VLBI in astronomical research. In the first half of 2025, the EVN hosted two engaging talks that presented cutting-edge VLBI results relevant to the broader astronomical community. These seminars covered innovative approaches and the potential of interferometers to reinvent SETI (by Michael Garrett), as well as how to explore multi-messenger astronomy with current observatories and future frontiers (by Marica Branchesi).
A high-level workshop held on Germany’s highest mountain
Workshop attendees at the UFS. © Laura Schmidt (UFS); Bob Campbell, JIVE Head of Science Operations Group, presenting technical/practical aspects of the EVN as they relate to the WMT's potential participation in EVN observations. © Benito Marcote (JIVE); Part of the Zugspitzplatt: the likely future sites for the WMT would lie on this high karst plateau. © Bob Campbell
TOW 2025: A “must-do” for the global VLBI tech community
Two JIVE staff members were again invited to teach the topics of VLBI Data Acquisition, Transport, and Tools (Head of Technical Operations and R&D Group Marjolein Verkouter) and Amplitude Calibration (support scientist Junghwan Oh). Each topic was offered several times in small groups, allowing for direct interaction between the instructors and participants. © MIT Haystack Observatory
An Earth-sized radio observatory just got better: South Africa’s MeerKAT telescope joins forces with the European VLBI Network of telescopes
Multi-messenger astronomy at the latest EVN seminar
On May 6th, Prof. Marica Branchesi from the Gran Sasso Science Institute, INFN, INAF, and ASI delivered a compelling talk at the online EVN seminar. Her presentation traced the remarkable evolution of multi-messenger astronomy, highlighting its early groundbreaking detections and the transformative impact it has had across various domains of physics.
JIVE successfully hosted the 3rd EVN User Training
The 3rd EVN Users Training Event was organised by JIVE's EVN support team.
Register by May 25 for the Super FX Correlator VLBI Workshop at JIVE
Join the EVN Online Training on 29 April 2025
Learn how to use the European VLBI Network (EVN) for your research and discover how JIVE supports you at every stage of your project. This full-day online training session will provide valuable insights and practical skills.
Read the full info and register here.
This event is partially funded by the ACME project.
JIVE is hiring an Assistant Spectrum Manager