The ARTEMIS IV Multichannel Radiospectrograph of the University of ATHENS Last Update: March 15, 2010
LOCATION: Thermopylae, GREECE  (Lat: 38 49 N, Lon: 22 41 E) The ARTEMIS IV Parabolic Antenna	THE ARTEMIS-IV GROUP
	ATHENS UNIVERSITY
	Costas Caroubalos ( kkarou@di.uoa.gr)
	Xenophon Moussas (GR) (xmoussas@phys.uoa.gr)
	Panagiota Preka-Papadema (ppreka@phys.uoa.gr)
	John Polygiannakis (Deceased)
	Alexander Hillaris(ahilaris@phys.uoa.gr)
	Costas Bouratzis (kbouratz@phys.uoa.gr)
	UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA
	Costas Alissandrakis (GR) (calissan@cc.uoi.gr)
	Alexander Nindos (anindos@cc.uoi.gr)
	OBSERVATOIRE de MEUDON
	J-L Bougeret (bougeret@despa.obspm.fr)
	C. Perche (PERCHE@obspm.fr)
	G. Dumas (superdumas@libertysurf.fr)
	LAMIA TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION INSTITUTE
	Panagiotis Tsitsipis (tsitsipis@teilam.gr)
	Athanasios Kontogeorgos (akontog@teilam.gr)
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION	PUBLICATIONS
DATA ARCHIVE	For ARTEMIS IV Spectra please send e-mail to Assistant Professor P. Preka-Papadema and to Dr Alexander Hillaris.
The STEREO/WAVES Team	Link to the Athens Neutron Monitor
Solar Survey Archive	The Radio and Plasma Wave Investigation on the WIND Spacecraft
OBITUARY IN MEMORY OF Dr JOHN POLYGIANNAKIS The untimely demise of Dr John, M, Polygiannakis, on the 10th JUNE 2004, at the age of 37 has shocked his peers in the University of Athens. The departed, whom we all knew, was a devoted, industrious and diligent researcher whose interests ranged, from Solar Astronomy and Space Physics to the Self Organized Critical Systems. The only position he ever occupied in the Academia was his brief service as a University of Athens functionary; a post which he resigned in order to dedicate his full energy to research. This, in addition to his scientific contributions, marks him as a singular personality, an idealist, focused on the pursuit of scientific knowledge rather than the pursuit of position, rank or funded project. This is a tribute to his memory on behalf of all those who have worked with him, and who have held him in the highest esteem