101. STELLAR INFRARED ASTROPHYSICS-ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM Kruislaan 403 Amsterdam, NL1098SJ The Netherlands Tel +31-20-5257468 FAX +31-20-5257484 http://www.aas.org/jobreg/backissues/2002/january/no12474.html

STELLAR INFRARED ASTROPHYSICS-ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM No. 12474 STELLAR INFRARED ASTROPHYSICS ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM Kruislaan 403 Amsterdam, NL-1098 SJ The Netherlands Tel: +31-20-5257468 FAX: +31-20-5257484 Email Submission Address: rensw@astro.uva.nl Email Inquiries: rensw@astro.uva.nl URL: http://www.astro.uva.nl/ Attention: Rens Waters, professor Applications are invited for a post-doc position in INFRARED astronomy at the Astronomical Institute of the University of Amsterdam for a period of two years, with a possible extension of a third year. The position is offered in collaboration with the Kapteyn Astronomical Institute of Groningen University. Both institutes are involved in the construction and commissioning of the VISIR and MIDI instruments for the Very Large Telescope (VLT) and VLT Interferometer of the European Southern Observatory. The post-doc will play an active role in the commissioning and science programmes of both instruments, in close collaboration with the MIDI and VISIR teams, in particular with Jan-Willem Pel (Groningen). The Amsterdam and Groningen institutes are part of the Netherlands Research School for Astronomy (NOVA). Research in the infrared and sub-mm astronomy group in Amsterdam focusses on circumstellar matter; the group consists of two staff, two post-docs and 8 graduate students.

102. SolarNews The Electronic Newsletter Of The Solar Physics Division American Astro At the Astronomical Institute, the successful candidate will collaborate with Prof.Norbert Langer. His group has expertise in astrophysical applications of http://solarnews.nso.edu/2002/20020515.html

SolarNews The Electronic Newsletter of the Solar Physics Division American Astronomical Society Volume 2002 Number 12 Stephen R. Walton, editor May 15, 2002 Contents Deadline for Next Solar News VSO BoF Session at SPD SPD Booth at AAS/SPD Meeting in Albuquerque: Call for Volunteers Annual SPD Women's Lunch ... About this document ... Deadline for Next Solar News From Your Faithful Scribe editor@spd.aas.org 15 May 2002 I depart for the Albuquerque meeting on the morning of 1 June. Thus, the next issue of SolarNews will be mailed out on May 30. Please have any submissions in my virtual hands by the end of May 29 (US West Coast time). Also, apologies to a few of you who receive this issue twice. I caught a major error after starting the first mailing, so I cancelled it and fixed the problem. From John Leibacher leib@noao.edu 15 May 2002 No, I don't think that I am THAT geographically challenged; YES this year's meeting is coming up in a couple of weeks in Albuquerque; BUT I am pleased to announce that the SPD Committee has accepted the offer of Dave Rust and colleagues at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory located between Baltimore and Washington, DC to host next year's SPD Meeting June 16 - 20, 2003. MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Our colleagues at GSFC, NASA HQ and NRL will be joining in the hosting, and we look forward to an exciting program, and the opportunity to take advantage of the many attractions that the Baltimore/Washington area offers. You have just a few more days to vote for three very important positions in the operation of your SPD: two members of the Committee, and a Vice-Chair who will be responsible for the organization of next year's meeting and who will then become Chair in the following year. There's no chad to worry about, so just get out your trusty number 2 pencil, or better yet pen, AND VOTE. We will be discussing the possibility of moving to electronic voting in the future, so exercise the good old paper ballot while you still can!!

103. VOD / References / The Artical From Academy Bulletin This laboratory was at first direct directed from Astronomical Institute in Ondrejov, Regarding to you belonged under the Astronomical Institute, http://home.tiscali.cz:8080/vod_avcr/refe/ab/vodr110e.htm

Dear visitors, this article is overtaken from Academy Bulletin of Czech Academy of Sciences no. 6 / 2000 : ( the picture from the title side - X-ray objectives developed in Optical Development Workshop in the late of 80. years for the program Interkosmos ) Optical Development Laboratory and Workshop Czech Academy of Sciences The town Turnov has more as hundred years tradition in the production of optics. There was the jewelery school in the last century, you find at present time several firms there, which are dealing with grinding of precious stones and optical production. There found its place the Optical Development Laboratory ( Workshop ) of Czech Academy of Sciences, which was originated in the begin of 60. years. This laboratory produced the unique optical parts for Czech Academy of Sciences, for example - the program Interkosmos. This laboratory was at first direct directed from Astronomical Institute i When the new building was finished in Skalova street, the laboratory became full independent and one of the service workplaces of Czech Academy of Sciences. k Melich is its director from December of last year and we asked him for this interview : You are working in optics for your whole life. Can we say your work is your hobby, too.

104. Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory with the Sternberg Astronomical Institute (GAISH) in Moscow. the AstrophysicalInstitute (Kazakhstan) and the Astronomical Institute (Uzbekistan); http://www.acnet.ge/abastumani.htm

About GAS Structure Presidium Institutes ... Collection of Links Georgian Academy of Sciences Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory Addresses: Abastumani Mt Kanobil, 383762, Georgia Tel: Al.Kazbegi av., 2a Tbilisi, 380060 Georgia Tel: E-mail: roki@mail.ge roki@gw.acnet.ge Date of Foundation : 8 February 1932; 1941 Member of Academy of Sciences of Georgia from June 1935 Scientific orientation: Astrophysics, Earth's atmosphere Problems: a) Sun, solar system; b) solar-terrestrial relations; c) variables; d) Galactic structure and evolution; e) galaxies; f) history of astronomy, teaching and popularization of astronomy. Director: Rolan Kiladze , Corresponding member of Georgian Academy of Sciences, professor. Members of Academy: One corresponding member of the GAS (R. Kiladze), 5 doctors of sciences (including corresponding member), 36 candidates of sciences. Scientific contacts, joint subjects:

105. Dear Colleague, We Are Contacting You Because The Continued In 1995 the Astronomical Institute and the Institute of Physics merged to form Staff, Research, and Funding The Astronomical Institute has two tenured, http://www.astro.unibas.ch/petition/intletter.txt

106. Curriculum Vitae December 1st appointed at the Astronomical Institute for PhD research with Prof . April 1113 Visit to the Astronomical Institute Anton Pannekoek , http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/~erik/cv_web.html

Curriculum Vitae Erik Kuulkers Important Dates Observing runs Congresses, summer schools and visits to other institutes Publication List Important Dates - June 5th: born in Purmerend, The Netherlands. - June: finished ``HAVO'' in Purmerend, on seven subjects. - June: finished ``Atheneum'' in Purmerend, on eight subjects. - September: started to study astronomy at the University of Amsterdam. - January: Started undergraduate research at the Astronomical Institute ``Anton Pannekoek'' (University of Amsterdam) under the supervision of Prof. J. van Paradijs. - November: received ``doctoraal'' degree (equivalent to M.A.), on the basis of a masters thesis titled ``The SU UMa stars; they can give you restless nights''. This work resulted in three publications in refereed international journals. - December 1st: appointed at the Astronomical Institute for PhD research with Prof. M. van der Klis. Subject: ``The correlation between X-ray spectrum and rapid time variability of compact objects''. - Collaboration with Dr. R.G.M. Rutten (and in 1994 with Dr. H. Spruit) on eclipse mapping of the accretion disk in eclipsing cataclysmic variables with the Maximum Entropy Method.

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