Astronomical Institute Anton Pannekoek

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The Anton Pannekoek Astronomical Institute is a department of the University of Amsterdam at the Amsterdam Science Park. It is named after the Dutch astronomer Antonie Pannekoek. The principle areas of research at the group are:

X-ray/High-energy astrophysics
The formation and evolution of single and binary stars
The gamma-ray bursts
infrared astronomy
Massive stars and stellar wind
Radio pulsars
Cosmology and the early universe
Faint variable sources

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