"Transnational access" refers to the opportunity for individuals or groups from different countries to access and utilize certain resources, facilities, or services in another country. Full definition
The RadioNet community has passed one year without external funding, during which the most crucial activities, such as Transnational Access to infrastructures and networking activities, such as the YERAC conference, could still be ensured. (radionet-org.eu)
In order to test these models, the team of E. Papastergis, E. A. K. Adams and A. J. Romanowsky observed four isolated UDGs with the Effelsberg 100 - m telescope to place limits on the HI mass of these galaxies under the RadioNet Transnational Access program (Project 111 - 16). (radionet-org.eu)
e-MERLIN is one of the participating institutes in the RadioNet project from which transnational access (TA) within the EU to existing observing facilities is financially supported, which includes travel reimbursement for data reduction visits to the e-MERLIN support facility in JBCA Manchester for TA - enabled programmes. (radionet-org.eu)