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Shanghai 25meter radio telescope enjoy the 10Gbps internet express way
12 April 2013 - The Shanghai 25-meter radio telescope was one of the first users of a newly upgraded network link between Beijing and London last week. The telescope participated in a real-time, electronic Very Long Baseline Interferometry (e-VLBI) observation by the European VLBI Network (EVN), ...
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Prof. Willem A. Baan awarded “Visiting Professor of the CAS”
Prof. Willem A. Baan was awarded the Visiting Professor of the CAS and works in Shanghai Astronomical Observatory since 2013 February. Prof. Baan is a distinguished expert in astronomical masers and ultra-luminous galaxies. As the first-author and co?author, he has more than ...
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Scientific Progress
Shanghai 25meter radio telescope enjoy the 10Gbps internet express way [2013.04.13]
Prof. Willem A. Baan awarded “Visiting Professor of the CAS” [2013.03.28]
Shanghai 65-Meter Radio Telescope Sees the First Light [2012.10.27]
Intriguing Vertical X-shaped Structure Confirmed in the Milky Way Bulge [2012.10.06]
Seminars
Progress on Exoplanet Detection and Formation [2013.05.23]
Closing the global mean sea level rise budget [2013.05.21]
The star formation and mass assembly histories of galaxies [2013.05.20]
First results from Gaia-ESO Survey [2013.05.17]
Colloquia
Chinese Space VLBI Workshop
Dissecting Galaxies with 2D Wide-field Spectroscopy
Shanghai Astronomical Observatory "New Technologies in Astronomy" Symposium 2012
Shanghai Astronomical Observatory Astrophysics Symposium 2012
  Introduction
SHAO was formally established in 1962 following the amalgamation of the former Xujiahui (originally spelt Zi-Ka-Wei) and Sheshan (Z?-S?) observatories, which were founded by the French Mission Catholique in 1872 and 1900 respectively.
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