Leiden University, located in the Netherlands, is a prominent research university with a strong presence in space-related fields through the Leiden Observatory and the International Institute of Air and Space Law. The Leiden Observatory, established in 1633, focuses on astronomical research, including the formation of galaxies, detection of exoplanets, and the origins of planetary systems, collaborating with organizations like SRON, ASTRON, and ESA-ESTEC. The International Institute of Air and Space Law specializes in legal and policy issues related to aviation and space activities, offering advanced LL.M. programs and fostering connections with the air transport and space industry, with graduates finding positions in organizations like the European Space Agency.
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Daming Yang is a researcher at Leiden University and the lead author of the study presenting the quasar discovery.
Tanja Masson is a professor at the International Institute of Air and Space Law at Leiden University.
Tanja Masson-Zwaan is Assistant Professor and Deputy Director of the International Institute of Air and Space Law at Leiden University.
Timothy Shimwell is the lead author on the LoTSS data release and is affiliated with ASTRON and Leiden University.
Timothy Shimwell is the first author of the LoTSS-DR3 study and is a researcher at ASTRON and Leiden University.