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A search for Earth-like planets around Proxima Centauri

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Proxima b, where did it come from?
Opportunities and Obstacles for Life on Proxima b
Proxima b is our neighbor… better get used to it!
Peer review — or how an experiment becomes scientific literature
Farewell, Pale Red Dot #1
Biosignature Gases: A Needle in a Haystack
Interview to Didier Queloz — ‘From 51 Pegasi to the search for life around small stars’
Planetary System Dynamics
Magnetic Open Cluster Stars of a Peculiar Kind observed with HARPS-POL
Magnetic Fields: those troublemakers!
‘A brief personal History of Exoplanets’, by Paul Butler
Terrestrial Planets over the Next Decade
Big projects to unveil the birth, life, and death of a Pale Red Dot
Between dusk and dawn with the northern twin of HARPS
Planetary transits: how can one measure the mass, size, density, and atmospheric composition of a planet one cannot even see?
Stars beat!
Finding life around our nearest neighbour
Directly Imaging Exoplanets
First half of the Doppler data
Why we are all metal-heads!!
Worlds of Rock and Ice
Exciting times, big challenges
Equator crossing! Live acquisition of 30-th spectrum with HARPS
The Hunt for Free Floating Planets in Our Galaxy
What is a planet?
‘Are we there yet?’—The journey to Proxima
Inspiring the public with exoplanet discoveries
Interview with Suzanne Aigrain : On the Search for nearby Earth-like Exoplanets
Cool Stars with a Magnetic Personality
‘The Signal’
M dwarf planet search with today\’s spectrographs and tomorrow\’s spectropolarimeters
The Las Cumbres Global Telescope Network
Living in Twilight: An Overview of our Closest and Smallest Stellar Neighbors
How a Star Can Hide its Earths
The Doppler Method and Proxima Centauri
Intensifying the Proxima Centauri Planet Hunt
Stars!
First spectrum with HARPS. Live from La Silla
Pale Blue Dot, Pale Red Dot, Pale Green Dot, …
Observing at ESO I. The ESO guesthouse
Launch!
The search begins Jan 2016