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PoGO+ launched from Esrange on 12th July at 05:17 CET! Click for launch video.
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New paper "Optimising a balloon-borne polarimeter: from PoGOLite to PoGO+"
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New paper "An External Shock Origin of GRB 141028A"
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New paper "The anatomy of a long gamma-ray burst"
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New Paper "Evidence for a quasi-periodic modulation in a gamma-ray blazar"
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New Paper: Synchrotron emission in GRBs observed by Fermi: limitations, the role of the photosphere
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New Paper "Observation of polarised hard X-ray emission from the Crab by the PoGOLite Pathfinder"
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New Paper "The design and flight performance of the PoGOLite Pathfinder..."
Published Oct 23, 2015Read the article -
New Paper "Preflight performance studies of the PoGOLite hard X-ray polarimeter"
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J. Michael Burgess to teach at the Fermi Summer School
Published Apr 29, 2015Read the article -
New paper “Taking the Band Function Too Far: A Tale of Two Alphas" accepted
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Polarization properties of photospheric emission from relativistic, collimated outflows
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An Observed Correlation between Thermal and Non-thermal Emission in GRBs
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Burgess joins as post doc
J. Michael Burgess Published Jan 23, 2014J. Michael Burgess joins the group as an OKC post doc fellow after finishing his PhD at UAH Huntville, USA
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Ph.D. Thesis, Christoffer Lundman
Published Dec 20, 2013Christoffer Lundman defended his thesis on 20 December 2013. Title: Photospheric emission from structured, relativistic jets - applications to gamma-ray burst spectra and polarisation. Trita-FYS ISSN:...
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Cosmic explosion reveals flaws in theories about universe
Published Nov 22, 2013An international research team that includes members from Sweden's KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University has observed one of the most powerful cosmic explosions yet measured. The ...
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