METEOR abroad
The sixth METEOR (second year, semester S3) takes place abroad, within a partner university or industry.
Travelling and lodging expenses are subsidized by MAUCA, thanks to the Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur (OCA).
Available in 2024/2025
Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays
- Numerical methods Signal
- Syllabus
- University of Torino
- Torino, Italy
Accreting highly magnetized Neutron Stars
- Stellar physics
- Syllabus
- University of Athens
- Athens, Greece
Applications of Celestial Mechanics in Planetology and Astrodynamics
- Planets Industry
- Syllabus
- Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Thessaloniki, Greece
Orbital parameters of binary stars
- Stellar physics
- Syllabus
- Université Libre de Brussels
- Brussels, Belgium
Modeling interferometric observations of protoplanetary disks
- Stellar physics
- Syllabus
- Max Planck Institute
- Heidelberg, Germany
Chemical composition of comets with TRAPPIST
- Planets
- Syllabus
- University of Liège
- Liège, Belgium
Modelling of space- and ground-based observations of meteors and exotic matter
- Planets Signal
- Syllabus
- University of Torino
- Torino, Italy
Gas Accretion through a Circumplanetary Disc
- Planets
- Syllabus
- Universität Bern
- Bern, Switzerland
Searching for cool subdwarf binaries using VO tools
- Stellar physics
- Syllabus
- Centro de Astrobiologia
- Madrid, Spain
Spectrograph(s) for the Lyman-alpha Forest
- Instrumentation
- Syllabus
- Hochschule Emden
- Emden, Germany
How does water influence planetesimal formation?
- Planets
- Syllabus
- University College Cork
- Cork, Irland
Characterisation of asteroid families
- Planets
- Syllabus
- University of Leicester
- Leicester, UK
Modeling of blazars associated with neutrinos
- Stellar physics
- Syllabus
- University of Athens
- Athens, Greece