Revisiting 3C 279 jet morphology with space VLBI at 26 microarcsecond resolution
Teresa Toscano
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Scintillation properties of PSR B1133+16 measured with Very Long Baseline Interferometry
Ashley Stock
TOW 2025: A “must-do” for the global VLBI community
The International VLBI Service (IVS) organised the 13th biennial Technical Operations Workshop (TOW 2025) held from May 4 to 8, 2025, locally organised by MIT Haystack Observatory. TOW is, in practice, essential for operators and stations new to operational VLBI, whether in geodesy, astronomy, or both.
Interview with Olga Bayandina
We spoke with Olga Bayandina, formerly a JIVE support scientist and a postdoctoral researcher in Italy, and now one of the VLBI experts at SKA-Mid in South Africa, with many valuable stops along the way. We asked her about her new role on the EVN PC, her involvement in the SKAO Science Meeting in Görlitz, and her experience as a young woman scientist.
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Simulation reveals secrets of dancing jets in Twin Radio Galaxy TRG J104454+354055 in deep space
Santanu Mondal
A hyperactive FRB pinpointed in an SMC-like satellite host galaxy
Mark P. Snelders Mohit Bhardwaj
Radio emission from the intermediate mass black hole candidate M82 X-1 using e-MERLIN and the EVN.
David Williams-Baldwin
Serial MultiView: an efficient approach to mitigating atmospheric spatial-structure errors for VLBI astrometry
Jingdong Zhang
It is difficult for VLBI to perfectly correct atmospheric spatial structures, unless a close enough calibrator can be found, e.g., an in-beam calibrator. These errors could lead to lower SNRs and more artifacts for imaging, and position offsets for astrometry, up to milliarcsecond level at centimeter wavelengths.