Publication type: Non-refereed

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    Penumbral finestructure: need for larger telescopes
    We obtained at the same time G-band images at the Dutch Open Telescope (DOT) on La Palma and spectropolarimetric data in the near infrared at the German Vacuum...
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    Penumbral Stokes-V Asymmetries of Fe I 1564.8 nm
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    Per Aspera ad Astra Simul - ERASMUS+ program supporting mobilities ofyoung astronomers from Spain, Czechia and Slovakia
    We will present the opportunities of an ERASMUS+ strategic partnership KA2 funding schemes which we used to support (not only) early career researchers in...
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    Per aspera ad astra simul: ERASMUS+ strategic partnerships for international education and outreach
    Most researchers and educators are familiar with the Erasmus+ programme of the European Commission through its support for spending a semester or two abroad...
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    Performance and first measurements of the MAGIC Stellar Intensity Interferometer
    In recent years, a technology developed between the 1950s and 1970s by the pioneering experiments of Hanbury Brown and Twiss has (re)emerged: the Stellar...
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    Performance and first results from the GOLF instrument on SoHO
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    Performance of a modal zone wavefront recovery algorithm (Hudgin) implemented on FPGAs for its use in ELTs
    The use of AO in Extremely Large Telescopes, used to improve performances in smaller telescopes, becomes now mandatory to achieve diffraction limited images...
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    Performance of FLAMES at the VLT: one year of operation
    Four years after its announcement at SPIE, FLAMES, the VLT fibre facility, has been completed, integrated into the VLT observatory and commissioned. It has been...
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    Performance of LN<SUB>2</SUB> transfer lines
    With the increasing size of the ground based telescopes, the lines used to carry and distribute cryogenic gas or fluid to instruments need continuously to be...