Speaker
Description
I will introduce the EC-funded ACME project which aims to strengthen synergies between multi-messenger facilities and to bring together scientists from various domains to advance the field. Within the project we are launching a virtual network of Centres of Expertise which will provide access to advanced multi-messenger data analysis methods and tools, along with comprehensive end-to-end support for multi-wavelength and multi-messenger observations of transient signals. This includes assistance with observational strategy design, proposal preparation, and data processing, as well as expert theoretical guidance for interpreting multi-messenger data. The Radio Centres of Expertise is coordinated from the Netherlands. I will show science results obtained with the European VLBI Network (EVN) that are relevant to CTAO and KM3Net, and I will explain how non(-radio)-expert scientists are being supported by JIVE to carry out studies relevant to ACME.