Active Triggered Proposals for the VLA, VLBA, and GBT


Active Triggered Proposals:   VLA   VLBA   GBT

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Proposal ID

 PI Proposal Title
22A
10/26 VLA/22A-414 Schulze, Steve The properties of compact-object mergers detected by LIGO, VIRGO and KAGRA
10/26 VLA/22A-417 Alexander, Kate Pinpointing the Radio Emission from NS Mergers in LIGO/Virgo's 4th Observing Run
07/26 VLBA/22A-214 Deller, Adam Characterizing Neutron Star Mergers with HSA Afterglow Observations
22B
10/26 VLA/22B-235 Corsi, Alessandra Jansky VLA mapping of Gravitational Waves as Afterglows in Radio (JAGWAR)
10/26 VLA/22B-275 Troja, Eleonora Electromagnetic counterparts of gravitational wave events
07/26 VLBA/22B-107 Deller, Adam Rapid-response VLBA Observations of (Near-)On-Axis Neutron Star Mergers
07/27 VLBA/22B-159 Atri, Pikky Constraining black hole formation with triggered VLBA astrometry
02/26 GBT/22B-139 Spekkens, Kristine Atomic Gas in the Host Galaxies of Gravitational Wave Events - LVK O4
23B
10/26 VLA/23B-172 Corsi, Alessandra Radio follow up of sub-threshold GRBs associated with O4 GW triggers
24B
09/26 VLA/24B-222 Miller-Jones, James Highly-relativistic jets from a tidal disruption event
09/26 VLA/24B-347 Horesh, Assaf A comprehensive systematic exploration of the phase space of TDE outflows
25A
10/26 VLA/25A-036 Gompertz, Benjamin Unveiling the Local Population of Neutron Star Binary Mergers
10/26 VLA/25A-038 Gompertz, Benjamin Linking jet, environment and progenitor for a complete JWST-observed GRB sample
10/26 VLA/25A-063 Schroeder, Genevieve Elucidating the Explosion Properties of Cosmological Short GRBs with the VLA
10/26 VLA/25A-089 Bayandina, Olga M2O: Catching accretion bursts (2025)
10/26 VLA/25A-109 Yao, Yuhan VLA Observations of Fast X-ray Transients Discovered by Einstein-Probe
10/26 VLA/25A-116 Tetarenko, Alexandra Probing Black Hole Jets Through Rapid Timing Observations
10/26 VLA/25A-265 Miller-Jones, James Transient jet launching in stellar-mass black holes
10/26 VLA/25A-267 OConnor, Brendan An off-axis view of compact binary mergers
10/26 VLA/25A-278 Laskar, Tanmoy Probing the Magnetization of GRB Jets with Reverse Shocks
10/26 VLA/25A-300 Alexander, Kate Prompt Radio Emission in TDEs: Probing the Early Disruption Process
10/26 VLA/25A-309 Troja, Eleonora The collimation and energetics of short gamma-ray bursts
10/26 VLA/25A-409 Molina, Isabella Triggered Monitoring and Imaging of a Bright Nova
02/26 GBT/25A-195 Parent, Emilie Pinpointing the onset of radio pulsations in a new transitional pulsar candidate
25B
    
10/26 VLA/25B-082
 Giarratana, Stefano Chasing Gamma Ray Burst radio afterglows in the early Universe
02/27 VLA/25B-097
 Laskar, Tanmoy Exploring Extreme Explosions from the Cosmic Dawn
02/27 VLA/25B-109 Sfaradi, Itai The first systematic radio monitoring of a diverse sample of TDEs
10/26 VLA/25B-111 Wiston, Eli Constraining the Power Source of Super-luminous Supernovae
02/27 VLA/25B-175 Miller-Jones, James Highly-relativistic jets from a tidal disruption event
02/27 VLA/25B-233 Dong, Fengqiu Adam VLA Proposal for Long Period Transient J0630+25 and J1634+44
10/26 VLA/25B-235 Tremblay, Chenoa Confirmation of Life in the Galaxy: Observations of the Unknown
10/26 VLA/25B-245 Christy, Collin Probing Jet Physics in Nearby Ic-BL Supernovae: A VLA Follow-Up Program
02/27 VLA/25B-282  O'Dwyer, Tanner Relativistic ejecta in SNe Ic-BL: Constraining the rate of choked jets
10/26 VLA/25B-313 Gianfagna, Giulia Unveiling the nature of X-ray Flashes in the soft X-ray era
10/26 VLA/25B-316 Thakur, Aishwarya Linesh Chasing collapsars in the early Universe with the VLA
02/27 VLA/25B-363 Perley, Daniel Orphan Afterglows, X-Ray Flashes, and Dirty Fireballs
01/27 VLBA/25B-135 Kovalev, Yuri VLBA trigger observations of AGN neutrino candidates in 2025-2028
07/26 VLBA/25B-137 Giroletti, Marcello Filming the shocked ejecta in T CrB
07/26 VLBA/25B-167 Giroletti, Marcello
 Structural evolution in the afterglows of GRBs detected by Einstein Probe
07/26 VLBA/25B-234 Tremblay, Chenoa

Confirmation of Life in the Galaxy: Observations of the Unknown
26A  

02/27

 VLA/26A-032 Laskar, Tanmoy

Probing the Magnetization of GRB Jets with Reverse Shocks

02/27

 VLA/26A-062 Schroeder, Genevieve

Elucidating the Explosion Properties of Cosmological Short GRBs with the VLA

10/27

 VLA/26A-096 Bayandina, Olga

M2O: Catching accretion bursts (2026)
10/27 VLA/26A-118 O'Connor, Brendan

An off-axis view of compact binary mergers

02/27

 VLA/26A-121 Thakur, Aishwarya Linesh

Chasing collapsars in the early Universe with the VLA

10/27

 VLA/26A-131 Tetarenko, Alexandra

Probing Black Hole Jets Through Rapid Timing Observations

10/27

 VLA/26A-133 AJ, Nayana

Radio Observations of Fast Blue Optical Transients (FBOTs)
02/29 VLA/26A-143 Leung, James

VLA Imaging of Candidate Gravitationally Lensed GRB Afterglows
10/27 VLA/26A-177 Gompertz, Benjamin

Linking jet, environment and progenitor for a complete JWST-observed GRB sample
02/27 VLA/26A-231 Fijma, Stefanie

A multiwavelength study of an accreting neutron star over a state transition
02/29 VLA/26A-236 Wang, Ailing

Mrk 1044: Probing Disk-Jet Coupling at Super-Eddington Rates
10/26 VLA/26A-240 Kooi, Jason

Faraday Rotation to Probe Earth-Directed Coronal Mass Ejections
10/27 VLA/26A-269 Miller-Jones, James

Transient jet launching in stellar-mass black holes
02/27 VLA/26A-309 Amada, Kei

Tracing Common Envelope Evolution by VLA Monitoring of Luminous Red Nova

02/27

 VLA/26A-385 Leung, James 

Central-engine driven supernovae at radio frequencies
02/27 VLA/26A-401 Christy, Collin 

Peering Around the Corner: Capturing Orphan Afterglows with the VLA
02/27 VLA/26A-408 Wiston, Eli

Strongly Interacting Supernovae in the Radio Sky
10/27 VLA/26A-414 Ho, Anna

Relativistic Explosions in Dense Circumburst Matter
02/27 VLA/26A-443 Kaplan, David 

Long Period Transients from ASKAP
10/27 VLA/26A-445 Alexander, Kate 

Prompt Radio Emission in TDEs: Probing the Early Disruption Process
02/27 VLA/26A-488 Ho, Anna 

X-ray Flashes: Dirty Fireballs or Off-axis GRBs?
02/27 VLA/26A-516 Troja, Eleonora 

The collimation and energetics of merger-driven gamma-ray bursts
01/28 VLBA/26A-141 Leung, James

Confirming Gravitational Lensing of GRB Afterglows with the VLBA
01/27 VLBA/26A-196 Munari, Ulisse

Flash photography of symbiotic novae: the gas distribution around T CrB
01/28 VLBA/26A-235 Wang, Ailing

Mrk 1044: Probing Disk-Jet Coupling at Super-Eddington Rates
01/27 VLBA/26A-267 Miller-Jones, James

Transient jet launching in stellar-mass black holes
01/27 VLBA/26A-387 Leung, James

Central-engine driven supernovae at radio frequencies
26B  

 
7/27 GBT/26B-159 Kumar, Ashish

Probing the Nature of J0630+25 through Rotation Measure Variability
01/27 GBT/24B-290 Ocker, Stella

An Ultra-Wideband Study of Repeating Fast Radio Bursts

10/27 VLA/26B-013 Ho, Anna

X-ray Flashes: Dirty Fireballs or Off-axis GRBs?
10/27 VLA/26B-054 Thakur, Aishwarya Linesh

Chasing collapsars in the early Universe with the VLA
02/28 VLA/26B-062 Chomiuk, Laura

Triggered Monitoring and Imaging of a Gamma-Ray Bright Nova
02/28 VLA/26B-078 Laskar, Tanmoy

Exploring Extreme Explosions from the Cosmic Dawn
02/27 VLA/26B-082 van der Horst, Alexander

Studying Relativistic Shocks with Fast VLA Follow-Up of Gamma-Ray Bursts
02/28 VLA/26B-109 Russell, Thomas

Using thermonuclear explosions on accreting neutron stars to reveal jet speeds
10/27 VLA/26B-165 Aghakhanloo, Mojgan

Probing the Origin of Radio Emission in the SN Impostor AT 2016blu
10/28 VLA/26B-166 Miller-Jones, James

Highly-relativistic jets from a tidal disruption event
10/28 VLA/26B-208 Baer-Way, Raphael

Targeted VLA followup of supernovae interacting with dense helium-rich material
02/28 VLA/26B-214 Wiston, Eli

Constraining the Power Source of Super-luminous Supernovae
02/28 VLA/26B-224 Perley, Daniel

Orphan Afterglows and Dirty Fireballs
02/28 VLA/26B-241 Sfaradi, Itai

A systematic radio campaign of a diverse sample of TDEs
10/27 VLA/26B-254 AJ, Nayana

Strongly Interacting Supernovae in the Radio Sky
10/28 VLA/26B-257 Corsi, Alessandra

Jansky VLA mapping of Gravitational Waves as Afterglows in Radio (JAGWAR)
10/27 VLA/26B-272 Rhodes, Lauren

What are the conditions for successful jet production in collapsars?
02/28 VLA/26B-281 O'Dwyer, Tanner

Discovering and Characterizing Choked Jet Engines in SNe Ic-BL
02/28 VLA/26B-298  Troja, Eleonora

Electromagnetic counterparts of gravitational wave events
10/27 VLA/26B-309 Anumarlapudi, Akash

Unveiling a new population of gamma-ray transients
02/27 VLA/26B-317 Kaplan, David

Long Period Transients from ASKAP
10/28 VLA/26B-361 Alexander, Kate

VLA follow-up of compact object mergers
07/27 VLBA/26B-063 Chomiuk, Laura

Triggered Monitoring and Imaging of a Gamma-Ray Bright Nova
07/28 VLBA/26B-136
 Giroletti, Marcello

Filming the shocked ejecta in T CrB
07/27 VLBA/26B-152
 Deller, Adam

Characterizing Neutron Star Mergers with HSA Afterglow Observations
07/27 VLBA/26B-163
 Miller-Jones, James

The outflow speeds and geometries of sub-relativistic tidal disruption events
07/27 VLBA/26B-189
 Prabu, Steve

A pilot spectropolarimetric study of black hole X-ray binaries outbursts

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