Modern Facilities and a wonderful work environment make Hannover a very attractive site.
Students together on the UWA campus before they set off for the wilderness at Gingin
Once in the air, it was a 14.5 hour flight until touchdown in Australia
Charlotte at work, fully equiped with eye protection
The GEO 600 site at Hannover, as seem from the air
Once you were close enough to see this, it was obviously time for work
Planning an optical layout using matlab
Captain Cook's Fountain makes a rainbow over the lake in Canberra
Cleaning optics before we test our optical layout design
Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex at Tidbinbilla
The gravity research lab in Canberra
Danielle's workbench in the Gravity Research Facility at ANU
The East end-station of AIGO, at Gingin, WA
Sunset in Gingin
Creeping into night time, in Gingin
Parkland beside Lake Burley Griffin
The historic Rathaus in the center of Hannover
Visiting Sydney was an absolute must
Circular Quay from Sydney Opera House
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Opera House
The Sydney waterfront during the Amaldi Meeting
The reedy shore of Lake Burley Griffin
Sunny Canberra, from the Black Mountain tower
Trees on the campus of UWA
Perth city at night from Kings Park
Active koala at Yanchep National Park near Gingin
Yallingup surf, on the coast of Western Australia
View across Darling Harbour from the Sydney Convention Centre
Danielle and Kip Thorne during the GRG 18 meeting in Sydney
Sydney and Bridge in the distance as we leave after Amaldi
Beach in Augusta, WA (Southern Ocean)
Cape Leeuwin, near Augusta, where the Southern Ocean meets the Indian Ocean
Stalactites at Ngilgi cave, near Yallingup, WA
The sand dunes in Lancelin, about 80 km from Gingin
Lake cave in Margaret River
There are wonderfully tall trees in Pemberton, WA
A view from the treetops in Pemberton
The indian ocean can be so sunny, calm and peaceful
The UWA team lines up for a photoshoot during a site visit at Gingin
Students master the culinary challenge in the remoteness of Gingin
The ANU group in front of their Centre for Gravitational Physics
Glenn de Vine showing the way during a relaxed moment in the lab
Some people seem to never stop working
Dining out with the Canberra crowd
Koalas discussing leaf quality during a break from eating
The whole ACIGA group together during the Amaldi Meeting
Danielle with David McClelland in his office at ANU after our success at Amaldi
David Rabeling tuning up some alignment on our optical bench
Hai-Xing, a PhD student with the gravity group at UWA, swinging into the night
Atul, a Summer student from India, in front of the Pinnacles
A splendid view across Canberra's Lake Burley Griffin
Seat of the Australian Federal Government
View to the mountains surrounding Canberra
Historical handball courts in New Norcia, north of Gingin
Aboriginal art in New Norcia
A wallaby in the Nature Reserve at Tidbinbilla
Wildflowers at Yanchep National Park near Gingin
The Pinnacles, in Nambung National Park, north of Gingin
Captain Cook's Fountain in the distance
Being in Australia really let us get our feet wet and enkindled the travel bug
It felt like a privilege to work under the sign in this building
Nels swinging at David Blair's camp in Pemberton, WA
Lucienne with a kangaroo at Caversham wildlife park
Charlotte with two new friends
The ANU team in front of their poster during the Amaldi Meeting
Students hiking through the woods together in south-west region Western Australia
Lucienne deals with the flat earth image from a rooftop vantage point at Gingin
Charlotte at a winery in Margaret River