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Collaborator in digitization project	Closing date: 2020-10-30 Contact: Thierry Pauwels
The Royal Observatory of Belgium (in Brussels) is looking for an optical-mechanical engineer, or an astronomer with demonstrated skills in this domain to work on the digitization of astronomical plates.
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The Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB) is located in Brussels, where research is carried out in four departments: reference systems and planetology, seismology and gravimetry, astronomy and astrophysics, and the Sun and space weather. In 2004 the federal government decided to finance a programme to digitise the scientific and cultural heritage of federal institutes. Over the past years a small team of persons within the ROB have digitised a small number of collections. The largest collection is that of astronomical plates some taken 100 years ago, and the position is situated in that specific domain. For a full description see: https://aa.oma.be/Jobs Non-academic Job Offer 1223 submitted on Thu Sep 17 14:48:07 CEST 2020

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