JIVE is organizing the fourth online training session designed to support first-time users of the European VLBI Network (EVN). During these sessions, we guide you through the key steps of planning, preparing proposals, and scheduling observations.
Discover how the EVN can enhance your research.
Prepare and submit your first observing proposal.
This edition of our newsletter followed the transition for the EVN Programme Committee (PC). As Zsolt Paragi concluded his term as Chair (since 1 August 2022) and Jack Radcliffe stepped into the role, they share their thoughts on recent developments within the EVN and what lies ahead.
Antneh Tegegne
The 1667/1665 MHz OH emission shows an unusual two-component 1667 MHz profile covering a velocity range from -250 kms-1 below to 400 kms-1 above the assumed systemic velocity of the host galaxy showing a systematic velocity gradient from west to east across the nuclear region.
Ashley Stock
The International VLBI Service (IVS) organised the 13th biennial Technical Operations Workshop (TOW 2025) held from May 4 to 8, 2025, locally organised by MIT Haystack Observatory. TOW is, in practice, essential for operators and stations new to operational VLBI, whether in geodesy, astronomy, or both.
