The course "Radio Interferometry: Methods and Science" is organized by the German ARC node and offers a hands-on overview of major aspects of
radio/mm/submm interferometry for master students, PhD students and senior astronomers. After a brief review of the basics of radio interferometry, the lectures focus on the theory and practical aspects of data reduction and analysis, including special observing modes. In addition, hot topics at the forefront of (radio) astronomical research and the latest developments of selected world-leading radio/mm/submm interferometers will be presented by experts of the respective fields.

The lectures are complemented by a hands-on tutorial, where participants discuss how to reduce interferometric data with the Common Astronomy
Software Applications (CASA) package.

The German ARC node offers remote access to the lectures and tutorials on a best-efforts basis via zoom (https://zoom.us) or a similar platform. If you would like to follow the course from a remote location, please contact us before 15 March 2018 at arc[at]astro.uni-bonn.de.