The Messenger
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March 2017 (No. 167)
Highlights include:- F. Stoehr et al.: The ALMA Science Archive
- L. Humphreys et al.: ALMA Band 5 Science Verification
- P. Kervella et al.: The Nearby Evolved Star L2 Puppis as a Portrait of the Future Solar System
- J. Spyromilio et al.: Supernova 1987A at 30
- A. Smette et al.: Report on the ''2017 ESO Calibration Workshop: The Second-Generation VLT Instruments and Friends''
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December 2016 (No. 166)
Highlights include:- T. de Zeeuw: Reaching New Heights in Astronomy — ESO Long Term Perspectives
- R. Gilmozzi et al.: VLT/VLTI Second-Generation Instrumentation: Lessons Learned
- M. Neeser et al.: Science-Grade Imaging Data for HAWK-I, VIMOS, and VIRCAM: The ESO–UK Pipeline Collaboration
- J. S. Dunlop: A Deep ALMA Image of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field
- K. Basu et al.: First ALMA Detection of a Galaxy Cluster Merger Shock
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September 2016 (No. 165)
Highlights include:- F. Patat: Gender Systematics in Telescope Time Allocation at ESO
- K. Immer et al.: SEPIA — A New Instrument for the Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) Telescope
- A. F. McLeod et al.: Connecting the Dots: MUSE Unveils the Destructive Effect of Massive Stars
- G. B. Brammer et al.: Ultra-deep K-band Imaging of the Hubble Frontier Fields
- R. Ellis: Report on the ESO/MPA/MPE/Excellence Cluster/LMU and TUM Munich Joint Conference ''Discs in Galaxies''
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June 2016 (No. 164)
Highlights include:- R. Arsenault et al.: Adaptive Optics Facility Status Report: When First Light Is Produced Rather Than Captured
- C. Martayan et al.: Solar Activity-driven Variability of Instrumental Data Quality
- S. Kamann et al.: A Stellar Census in NGC 6397 with MUSE
- C. Adami et al.: First Results from the XXL Survey and Associated Multi-wavelength Programmes
- I. Oteo et al.: ALMACAL: Exploiting ALMA Calibrator Scans to Carry Out a Deep and Wide (Sub)millimetre Survey, Free of Cosmic Variance
- P. Horálek et al.: Light Phenomena over the ESO Observatories III: Zodiacal Light
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December 2013 (No. 154)
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