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 |  11.11. (I)   | Principles of optical telescopic observations I. - reflectors, magnification, aberrations. OST                     |Johanna Petters|
 |  11.11. (II)  | Principles of optical telescopic observations II. - astronomical coordinates, telescope mounts, astroclimate. OST  |Noah MacKay  |
-|  18.11. (I)   | Photometry - stellar magnitudes, extinction, photometric bands, modern photometry                                  |Infant Ronald Reygan Johnson Amalraj |
+|  18.11.  | Stars: spectral types and the HRD                                                                                  |Hema Priya Rajangam |
-|  18.11. (II)  | Stars: spectral types and the HRD                                                                                  |Hema Priya Rajangam |
+|  25.11. (I)   | Spectroscopy - different types of spectrographs and basic principles. OST |Olga Hinke |
-|  25.11. (I)   | Spectroscopy - different types of spectrographs and basic principles. OST | |
+|  25.11. (II)  | Stellar evolution, evolutionary tracks, and isochrones on the HRD and CMD                                                       |Kilian Gohlke  |
-|  25.11. (II)  | Stellar evolution and evolutionary tracks on the HRD and CMD                                                       |Kilian Gohlke  |
+|  09.12. (I)   | Photometry - stellar magnitudes, extinction, photometric bands, modern photometry                                  |Infant Ronald Reagan Johnson Amalraj |
-|  02.12.       | N1: Description of the observation, data reduction, and data analysis                                              |  ...  |
+|  09.12. (II)     | N2: Description of the observation, data reduction, and data analysis                                              |Binnur Sökmen Sevik |
-|  09.12.       | N2: Description of the observation, data reduction, and data analysis                                              |Binnur Sökmen Sevik |
+|  16.12.       | Background in OST observations: cosmic rays, thermal background, astrophysical background |Celina  Turner|
-|  16.12.       | The Sun: structure, dynamo, and magnetic field. The solar observatory at the Einsteinturm                          |Kester Weise |
+|  06.01. (I)     | N1: Description of the observation, data reduction, and data analysis                                              |Ahmad Slim  |
-|  06.01.       | The Sun: solar activity, solar cycle, solar spots, and Zeeman effect measurements                                  |Alexandros Stork |
 |  13.01. (I)   | Binary stars and radial velocity measurements as a tool to determine stellar properties                            |Prince Kumar |
 |  13.01. (II)  | Eclipsing binaries and other methods to determine stellar masses                                                   |Rohak Paul |
 |  20.01. (I)   | Observational challenges I. - solar system objects and how to observe them with the OST                            |Zoë Zin-Zu Kaffarnik   |
 |  20.01. (II)  | Observational challenges II. - observational properties of galaxies and how to observe them with OST               |Arman  Al Jaf  |
+|  27.01. (I)   | The Sun: structure, dynamo, and magnetic field. The solar observatory at the Einsteinturm                          |Kester Weise |
+|  27.01. (II)     | The Sun: solar activity, solar cycle, solar spots, and Zeeman effect measurements                                  |Alexandros Stork |
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