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@RATTiverse
RATT is a radio astronomy oriented research centre based at Rhodes University, Makhanda 😎 ratt.center
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  • @RATTiverse
    Centre for Radio Astronomy Techniques & Tech
    @RATTiverse
    Jul 18
    📢 Call for Applications: RATT–SARAO Commissioning Postdoc Fellowships Now inviting applications for postdoc fellowships focused on the commissioning and science verification of MeerKAT+. 📅 15 Aug 2026 For full details and application info, visit: 🔗 ratt.center/news/postdoc-f…
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  • @RATTiverse
    Centre for Radio Astronomy Techniques & Tech
    @RATTiverse
    Jul 18
    🔉 Call for applications: Astronomy Olympiad Programme Do you know a grade 8, 9, or 10 learner who is curious about the Universe? 🌌 Register for the Astronomy Olympiad Programme and explore the exciting world of astronomy and astrophysics!
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  • @RATTiverse
    Centre for Radio Astronomy Techniques & Tech
    @RATTiverse
    Feb 17
    The “On the Road to the SKA” workshop (2–6 Feb 2026, Knysna) united 24 students from 15 institutions across 8 countries (majority women), led by @Rhodes_Uni, University of Western Cape & EPFL. Supportedby @SKA_Africa, IDIA, SNSF.
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  • @RATTiverse
    Centre for Radio Astronomy Techniques & Tech
    @RATTiverse
    Oct 24, 2025
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    @TheNRAO
    National Radio Astronomy Observatory | NSF NRAO
    @TheNRAO
    Oct 20, 2025
    Calling all early career scientists! The NSF NRAO invites applications for the 2026 Jansky Fellowship Program. 🚨 Application Deadline is October 22, 2025 at 11:59 pm EDT 🚨 Details and apply: science.nrao.edu/opportunities/…
    Photo of a row of telescope dishes at the Very Large Array, crossing the photo in a horizontal line, under a clear blue sky.
  • @RATTiverse
    Centre for Radio Astronomy Techniques & Tech
    @RATTiverse
    Oct 23, 2025
    Did you know that signals from radio telescopes located on different continents can be combined to simulate a single, enormous telescope with extraordinary resolution? This technique is known as Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI).
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