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Development of the WEAVE multi-object spectrograph.



Replacement of the low-level Telescope Control System for the WHT.



HARPS at the INT.
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Student Engineering Projects for 2018

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Failure of ING IT systems

The ING is currently experiencing a critical failure with it's IT system. Currently, we have no access to Email and other business-critical systems are also offline.

We're working hard to restore these services.

Telescope Control System Replacement Project

The William Herschel Telescope Control System was successfully upgraded to replace the low-level electronics with a PLC-based solution. The project is now entering the closure phase, but the telescope is now fully operational.

Congratulations to ProjectSoft for carrying out this work.

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