


However, apart from being very convenient and a delightful and well-serviced place to stay, we actually owe a great deal to the Biological Research Station. The reason for this goes back to August of 2010 when we were still looking for a suitable location for placing the KAIRA project. It was actually in a meeting with Prof. Antero Järvinen (the director of the Biological Research Station), where we explained about our need to find a suitable location for a LOFAR station. He was the one who then gave us a hint to look in the area near the customs station, which is exactly where the construction work is now taking place.
Kiitos!
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