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XMM-NEWTON NEWS #216 --- 28-Nov-2018
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XMM-Newton Science Operations Centre at
ESA's European Space Astronomy Centre,
Villanueva de la Canada, Madrid, Spain
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Contents:
- XMM-Newton AO-18 OTAC Results
- XMM-Newton Users' Group News:
* New chairperson
* Call for candidates
XMM-Newton AO-18 OTAC Results
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The list of XMM-Newton proposals accepted by the AO-18 Observing Time
Allocation Committee (OTAC) and the associated abstracts are available
at
http://www.cosmos.esa.int/web/xmm-newton/latest-otac-results
The Principal Investigators of submitted proposals have been informed by
e-mail about the results of the OTAC evaluation. The message contains
the details about the second phase proposal submission for successful
observations, which must be done via the XMM-Newton Remote Proposal
Submission System (XRPS). The XRPS will close on the 1st of February
2019 at 13:00 UT.
AO-18 observations will start to be routinely performed in May 2019.
XMM-Newton Users' Group News
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The XMM-Newton Mission thanks Prof. Martin Ward (University of Durham,
UK) for chairing the XMM-Newton Users' Group for four years and
especially for giving guidance to the project on several occasions.
We welcome Prof. Rudy Wijnands (University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands) as new chairperson of the Users' Group.
* Address of Prof. Wijnands
As new chairperson of the XMM-Newton Users' Group I would also like
to thank Martin Ward very much for his dedication and efforts over
the past four years to help optimize the scientific output of
XMM-Newton. I am honoured and excited to take over his position and I
am looking forward to work together with the XMM-Newton user
community to assure that XMM-Newton will continue to produce
excellent scientific results. To ensure this, the input of the
community is vital and all users can always contact me to discuss
user-related aspects of the XMM-Newton mission.
* Letter of invitation for nominations of Users' Group candidates
Dear XMM-Newton Observer,
The XMM-Newton Users' Group provides community advice and feedback to
the Project Scientist, to ensure the interests of the guest
investigator community are well-served by the project.
Details on the Users' Group, including its mission statement, are
available at:
https://www.cosmos.esa.int/web/xmm-newton/users-group
The Users' Group consists of 9 members of the XMM-Newton science
community, with 4 year terms planned. There is one face-to-face
meeting organised per year held in the spring. Membership on this
committee is open to the worldwide community and we strive for a
committee that is diverse in terms of career stage, gender and
scientific focus.
With this announcement, we invite letters of self-nomination to serve
on this committee.
Letters of self-nomination, due January 1st, 2019, should be sent to
Norbert.Schartel AT esa.int
Self-nomination letters should be up to one page in length. Also a CV
should be sent, which can be up to one page in length.
Best Regards,
Rudy Wijnands (Chairperson of the Users' Group)
Norbert Schartel (Project Scientist)
Yours sincerely,
XMM-Newton SOC
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