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Table 5-6. Major national research institutes in the Member States involved in ESRO sounding-rocket activities (1964-72) Belgium: Astrophysical Institute, University of Liège (IAUL) Institut d’Aéronomie Spatiale de Belgique (IAS) Denmark: Danish Space Research Institute (DSI) Danish Meteorology Institute (DMI) France: Centre d’Etude Nucleaire , Saclay (CEN) Cosmic Physics Laboratory, Meudon (CPL) Franco-German Research Institute, St. Louis –Alsace (FGR) Institute of Atmospheric Physics Paris (IAP) Service d’Aéronomie, Verrière (SAV) Toulouse University (TU) Germany: Ionosphere Institute, Breisach (I I B) Max Planck Institut für Extraterrestrische Physik, Garching (MPG) Max Planck Institut Heidelberg (MPH) Max Planck Institut Lindau (MPL) Physics Institute, University of Bonn (PIB) University of Heidelberg (UH) University of Kiel (UK) University of Munich (UM) University of Tübingen (UT) Italy: Astronomical Observatory Rome (AOR) Physics Institute Bologna (PIB) Physics Institute Milan (PIM) The Netherlands: Space Research Laboratory Utrecht (SRL) Utrecht Observatory (UO) Cosmic Ray WG, University of Leiden (CRL) Department of Space Research, University of Groningen (SRG) Sweden: Geophysics Observatory Kiruna (GOK) Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm (RIT) Institute of Meteorology Stockholm (IMS) Uppsala Ionosphere Observatory (UIO) University of Lund (UL) Switzerland: University of Bern (UB) United Kingdom: Astrophysics Research Unit Culham (CUL) Meteorological Offi ce Bracknell (MOB) Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) Queen’s University of Belfast (QUB) Radio and Space Research Station Slough (RSRS) University of Birmingham (UB) University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (UCW) University College London (UCL) University of Leiceister (UL) University of Sheffi eld (US) University of Southampton (USN) Imperial College London (ICL) Royal Observatory Edinburgh (ROE) 53
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