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    • Astrostatistics
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    • Cosmic magnetic fields
    • Dark Skies
      • Light pollution
      • SQM Network
      • TESS
      • Nixnox
      • Cities at Night
      • Street spectra
      • ASTMON-UCM
      • AZOTEA
      • RGB photometry
      • Papers
      • Posters
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    • TARSIS
    • EMIR
    • FRIDA
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Category Archives: Latest Results

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LoTSS DR3 RM Grid: Upcoming Release

Latest ResultsBy Shane O'Sullivan2026-04-16

DR3 RM Grid in equatorial coordinates.

RM Grids with the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)

Latest ResultsBy Shane O'Sullivan2026-04-16

Predicted polarized source counts for SKA-Low as a function of sensitivity.

Magnetic Fields in the Shapley Supercluster Core (Alonso-López et al. 2026)

Latest ResultsBy Shane O'Sullivan2026-04-16

Using POSSUM rotation measures, we probe the magnetised environment of the Shapley Supercluster core and compare observations with cosmological simulations.

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