REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-50

Observation programmed for period Oct 2024 - Mar 2025.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, Chilean TAC and ORP evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
50014	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	M. Ferro	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
50022	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
50011	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	INAF-OA Brera	15	15
50009	REM contribution to the worldwide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	5	5
50029	Exploiting the multi-wavelength imaging capabilities of REM to study very nearby supernovae	L. Izzo	INAF-OA Capodimonte	35	35
50041	Interacting transients as a key to decode the mysteries of stellar evolution	G. Valerin	INAF OA Padova	30	30	1st
50038	Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS	T. Sicignano	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
50037	Follow up of extragalactic transients from new high-energy and optical facilities	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
50053	A comprehensive study of the accretion rate and extinction evolution in young eruptive stars	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Capodimonte	14.85	14.85
50027	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	300	300	1st
50002	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
50006	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	32	32
50012	J0133-0810: an intriguing Changing look AGN at high redshift	M. Scialpi	Università degli Studi di Firenze	1.7	1.7
50787	Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the LMC red supergiant WOH G64 with REM	K. Ohnaka	Universidad Andrés Bello	2	2
50712	Photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	24	24
50786	Optical/NIR photometry of nearby supernovae	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
50735	Photometric and spectroscopic Follow-up of transients from the Observatorio Mancomunado de Astrofísica Transient Spectroscopic Survey (OMATSS)	E. Hueichapan	Diego Portales University	56	56
50801**	Exploring Venus: a first "subsurface-to-space" snapshot	J. Greaves	Cardiff University	5	5
50821	Time-resolved protoplanetary disk physics in DQ Tau	A. Kospal	Konkoly Observatory	12.5	12.5
50843	Determination of physical models of the smalest near-Earth asteroids from one flyby - part II	P. Kolenczuk	Adam Mickiewicz University	16	16
50842	How polarization of luminous red novae ejecta changes with dust formation	N. Blagorodnova	Universitat de Barcelona	13	13
50818	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27
50823	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	M. Gromadzki	University of Warsaw	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** ORP Multi-facility Optical and Radio.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-49

Observation programmed for period Apr 2024 - Sep 2024.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, Chilean TAC and ORP evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
49008	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
49003	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
49009	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	R. Brivio	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
49007	Follow up of Swift XRT real-time transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	3	3
49021	Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS	A. Bhardwaj	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
49023	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	INAF-OA Brera	15	15
49004	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
49022	Exploiting the multi-wavelength imaging capabilities of REM to study very nearby supernovae	L. Izzo	INAF-OA Capodimonte	45	45
49062	A comprehensive study of the accretion rate and extinction evolution in young eruptive stars (cont.)	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Capodimonte	12.44	12.44
49063	The search for orbital decay around three TESS hot Jupiters	P. Leonardi	INAF-OA Padova	100	100
49222	Pre-supernova outbursts in Galactic Red Supergiants: predicting the next Galactic SN event	F. Bocchino	INAF-OA Palermo	60	60	2nd
49337	Characterising the elusive interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	3rd
49319	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100	3rd
49791	Photometric and spectroscopic follow-up of the 70cm Transient Spectroscopic Survey at El Sauce	E. Hueichapan	Diego Portales University	60	60
49773	Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the LMC red supergiant WOH G64 with REM	K. Ohnaka	Universidad Andrés Bello	2	2
49783	Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the rapidly evolving final-flash object FG Sge with REM	K. Ohnaka	Universidad Andrés Bello	4	4
49842	Determination of physical models of the smalest near-Earth asteroids from one flyby	P. Kolenczuk	Adam Mickiewicz University	16	16

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-48

Observation programmed for period Oct 2023 - Mar 2024.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, Chilean TAC and ORP evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
48007	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
48006	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	M. Ferro	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
48008	Follow up of Swift XRT real-time transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	7	7
48011	Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS	A. Bhardwaj	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
48032	Spectroscopical counterpart of photometrical observations of Active Stars	A. Biagini	University of Palermo	72	72
48037	Time-dependent dust heating in the disk of the highly accreting classical T Tauri star DR Tau	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Capodimonte	10.5	10.5
48023	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
48014	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
48002	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
48029	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	35	35
48036	A comprehensive study of the accretion rate and extinction evolution in young eruptive stars	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Capodimonte	14.85	14.85
48237	Characterising the elusive interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	2nd
48219	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100	2nd
48753	The Optical/Near-Infrared photometric studies of nearby Type Ia SNe	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
48720	Photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	24	24
48705	The SDSS period-luminosity relation of Delta Scuti stars towards Rubin	R. Salinas	Universidad de La Serena	26	26
48745	Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the LMC red supergiant WOH G64 with REM	K. Ohnaka	Universidad Andrés Bello	2	2
48819	Intensive early-phase follow-up of infant supernovae discovered by GOTO	J. Lyman	University of Warwick	36	36

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-47

Observation programmed for period Apr 2023 - Sep 2023.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, Chilean TAC and ORP evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
47008	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
47037	Characterising the elusive interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	1st
47011	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	R. Brivio	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
47030	Follow up of Swift XRT real-time transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	7	7
47031	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
47041	REM monitoring of young stars suspected of secondary dust production	L. Chen	Konkoly Observatory	5.5	5.5
47017	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
47020	Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS	A. Bhardwaj	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
47019	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100	1st
47022	Pre-supernova outbursts in Galactic Red Supergiants: predicting the next Galactic SN event	F. Bocchino	INAF-OA Palermo	60	60	1st
47021	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	35	35
47425	Time evolution of active phenomena in the prototypical young eruptive star EX Lup	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Roma	8	8	4th
47531	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4th
47755	The Near-Infrared photometric studies of nearby Type Ia SNe	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
47776	Photometric follow-up of the OMA Spectroscopic Survey of Bright Optical Tran- sients (SSBOT)	E. Hueichapan	Universidad Diego Portales	61	61
47739	Multi-color photometric follow-up of a 7-magnitude FUor-type event	Z. Guo	Universidad de Valparaíso	4	4
47708	Photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	17	17
47838	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27
47828	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	M. Gromadzki	Warsaw University	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-46

Observation programmed for period Oct 2022 - Mar 2023.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, Chilean TAC and ORP evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
46006	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
46005	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
46014	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
46013	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
46011	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
46018	Infrared and optical observations of active stars from REM	A. Biagini	University of Palermo	148	148
46033	REM seeing-limited on-off photometry of TESS candidates orbiting solar analogs	G. Mantovan	INAF-OA Padova	60	60
46016	Optical and NIR monitoring of Galactic field RR Lyrae variables from Gaia	A. Bhardwaj	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
46035	Toward a coherent view of the eruptive accretion phenomenon	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	27.3	27.3
46010	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	22	22
46009	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	30	30
46322	Exploring the diverse landscape of interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	3rd
46325	Time evolution of active phenomena in the prototypical young eruptive star EX Lup	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Roma	8	8	3rd
46751	The Near-Infrared photometric studies of nearby Type Ia SNe	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
46711	Photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	15	15
46730	Simultaneous multiband imagining of low Earth orbit communication satellites, to constrain bidirectional reflectance distribution function models	M. I. Romero	Universidad de Atacama	41	41
46838	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	M. Gromadzki	Warsaw University	30	30
46835	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-45

Observation programmed for period Apr 2022 - Sep 2022.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
45009	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
45004	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
45001	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
45007	Multiband variability of T Tau stars contemporaneous to the HST-ULLYSES and VLT-PENELLOPE programs	A. Frasca	INAF-OA Catania	21	21
45036	Constraining the photospheric inhomogeneities of Ariel stars	G. Bruno	INAF-OA Catania	38.6	38.6
45019	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
45033	Toward a coherent view of the eruptive accretion phenomenon	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	40.2	40.2
45002	A Multi-Observatory, Pan-Spectral Campaign to Probe the Inner Disk of a T Tauri Star	E. Gaidos	University of Hawaii	20	20
45013	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
45035	Infrared and optical observations of active stars	A. Biagini	University of Palermo	75	75
45027	Continuous long-term monitoring of the quasi-periodic gamma-ray blazar PG1553+113	S. Covino	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
45025	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	28	28
45225	Time evolution of active phenomena in the prototypical young eruptive star EX Lup	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Roma	38.6	38.6	2nd
45201	REM validation of candidate exoplanets orbiting stars in stellar clusters and associations.	D. Nardiello	Lab. Aph. Marseille / INAF-OA Padova	200	200	2nd
45222	Exploring the diverse landscape of interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	2nd
45431	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4th
45764	The properties of the obscuring dust around TYC 8830 410 1	J. Olofsson	Universitad de Valparaíso	50	50
45766	Photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	15	15
45743	The Near-Infrared photometric studies of nearby Type Ia SNe	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
45901	Simultaneous Multiband Observation of Stellar Nanoflares: Diagnosing Semester : 2022A the Stellar Coronal Heating Paradox	C. Dillon	Queen's University Belfast	50	50
45902	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	26	26
45903	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinski	Warsaw University	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-44

Observation programmed for period Oct 2021 - Mar 2022.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
44023	Multiband variability of T Tau stars contemporaneous to the HST-ULLYSES and VLT-PENELLOPE programs	A. Frasca	INAF-OA Catania	12	12
44014	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
44010	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
44025	Time evolution of active phenomena in the prototypical young eruptive star EX Lup	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Roma	38.6	38.6	1st
44002	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
44001	REM validation of candidate exoplanets orbiting stars in stellar clusters and associations.	D. Nardiello	Lab. Aph. Marseille / INAF-OA Padova	200	200	1st
44007	Toward a coherent view of the eruptive accretion phenomenon.	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	28.5	28.5
44022	Exploring the diverse landscape of interacting transients	G. Valerin	INAF-OA Padova	50	50	1st
44029	Near Infrared follow-up of newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
44008	GHOsT project: a monitoring of mass accretion and mass loss variability in T Tauri stars	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	13	13
44018	REM seeing-limited On-Off photometry of TESS candidates orbiting Solar type stars.	G. Mantovan	INAF-OA Padova	60	60
44431	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4th
44753	Characterizing dust clumps from a giant impact collision transiting TYC 8830 410 1	J. Olofsson	Universitad de Valparaíso	35	35
44763	Spectro-photometric follow-up of Gaia microlensing events	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	15	15
44720	The Near-Infrared studies of nearby Type Ia SNe	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
44702	K-band variability monitoring of the first Brown Dwarf with quasi-spherical mass-loss	L. Cieza	Universidad Diego Portales	20	20	**
44901	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27
44903	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinsky	Warsaw University	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-43

Observation programmed for period Apr 2021 - Sep 2021.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
43008	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
43023	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
43021	Fast radio bursts: searching for the optical/NIR counterpart	L. Nicastro	INAF-OAS Bologna	55	55
43007	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	31	31
43017	Spectroscopic follow-up of Gaia and OGLE newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
43014	Continuous long-term monitoring of the quasi-periodic gamma-ray blazar PG 1553+113	S. Covino	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
43012	A photometric follow-up of TESS exoplanet candidates around subgiant stars	M. Montalto	Università degli Studi di Padova	60	0
43004	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	22	22
43030	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	72	72
43013	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
43003	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
43308	Probing the latest stages of the evolution of massive stars through observations of interacting transients	A. Pastorello	INAF-OA Padova	30	30	3nd
40431	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4th
43762	Are dust clumps from a giant impact collision transiting TYC 8830 410 1?	J. Olofsson	Universitad de Valparaíso	20	20
43714	Photometric follow-up of Gaia transients	R. Mendez	Universidad de Chile	15	15	**
43712	Photometric Follow-up of Type IIn Supernovae and Related Transients	T. Pessi	Universidad Diego Portales	60	60	**
43819	A near-infrared view of the first FUor that returned to quiescence	A. Kospal	Konkoly Observatory	3	3
43824	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinsky	Warsaw University	30	30
43825	Intensive early-phase follow-up of infant supernovae discovered by GOTO	J. Lyman	University of Warwick	18	18

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-42

Observation programmed for period Oct 2020 - Mar 2021.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
42007	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
42018	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	10	10
42016	Optical and Near Infra-Red follow-up of Gaia and OGLE newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
42024	Candidates neutrino sources monitoring	C. Righi	INAF-OA Brera	6	6
42003	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	25	25
42005	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
42009	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	34	34
42012	GHOsT (GIARPS High-resolution Observations of T Tauris): toward a statistical analysis of the accretion rate	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	6	6
42208	Probing the latest stages of the evolution of massive stars through observations of interacting transients	A. Pastorello	INAF-OA Padova	30	30	2nd
42406	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	92	92	4th
42762	Are dust clumps from a giant impact collision transiting TYC 8830 410 1?	J. Olofsson	Universitad de Valparaíso	25	25
42744	Shape by occultation, three events in the Outer SS	C. Fuentes	Universidad de Chile	1	1
42708	Photometric Follow-up of Type IIn Supernovae and Related Transients	T. Pessi	Universidad Diego Portales	30	30	**
42712	The atomic species and their roles in heating and cooling in the atmosphere of an inflated hot Jupiter KELT-10b	W. Wang	Universidad de Chile / CASSACA	8	8	**
42713	Observing Bandpass Dependent Transit Depths of KELT-19Ab for Atmospheric Analysis	W. Wang	Universidad de Chile / CASSACA	21	21	**
41817	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinsky	Warsaw University	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-41

Observation programmed for period Apr 2020 - Sep 2020.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
41017	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
41008	Probing the latest stages of the evolution of massive stars through observations of interacting transients	A. Pastorello	INAF-OA Padova	30	30	1st
41028	Optical and Near Infra-Red follow-up of Gaia and OGLE newly discovered Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
41016	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
41002	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
41001	Photometric Monitoring of confirmed and candidate Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF-OA Catania	49	49
41044	Multi-wavelength observing campaign of three M-dwarfs with exoplanets well inside their habitable zone	R. Spinelli	University Insubria	40	40
41020	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	15	15
41306	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	92	92	3rd
41421	Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	University Insubria	10	10	4th
41792	Are dust clumps from a giant impact collision transiting TYC 8830 410 1?	J. Olofsson	Universitad de Valparaíso	20	20
41817	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinsky	Warsaw University	30	30
41833	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-40

Observation programmed for period Oct 2019 - Mar 2020.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
40007	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	42.5	42.5
40021	Monitoring the near-infrared variability of the Herbig Ae star HD 169142	L. Chen	Konkoly Observatory/Hungarian Academy of Sciences	0.75	0.75
40015	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	40	40
40012	Optical and Near-Infrared follow-up of Gaia newly discovered Classical Cepheids.	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
40006	GHOsT: GIARPS High-resolution Observations of T Tauri stars	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	7.1	7.1
40002	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	R. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
40018	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	F. Vitali	INAF-OA Roma	25	25
40004	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
40019	REMER: REM Ephemeris Refining	V. Granata	Padua University	100	100
40010	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538−66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
40008	Photometric Monitoring of confirmed and candidate Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF-OA Catania	15	15
40206	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	92	92	2nd
40321	Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	University Insubria	10	10	3rd
40420	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	28	70	4th
40431	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	4th
40746	REM Observations of PMS Stars on the VLTI MATISSE GTO Target List Period 104/S2019B	M. Curé	Universitad de Valparaíso	30	30
40728	Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients	F. Olivares	Universitad Catòlica de Chile	45	45
40783	Probing exoplanetary atmospheres with simultaneous multiband photometry	J. Tregloan-Reed	Universidad de Antofagasta	37	37	**
40853	Stellar mergers in the nearby Universe	N. Blagorodnova	Radboud University	9	9
40803	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	27	27
40840	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain	P. Zielinski	Warsaw University	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-39

Observation programmed for period Apr 2019 - Sep 2019.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
39022	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
39004	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA Univiversity of Tuebingen	29	42
39023	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
39008	Following-up Gaia newly discovered Cepheid variable	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
39015	Photometric Monitoring of confirmed and candidate Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF-OA Catania	49	49
39018	Photometric variability study of R CrA	E. Sissa	INAF-OA Padova	3.8	3.8
39006	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	92	92	1st
39121	Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	University Insubria	10	10	2nd
39320	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	28	70	3rd
39331	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	3rd
39745	REM Observations of PMS Stars on the VLTI MATISSE GTO Target List	M. Cure	Universitad de Valparaíso	7	7
39782	Testing Type II supernovae as distance indicators at near-infrared wavelengths	O. Rodriguez	UNAB	3	3
39780	Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients	F. Olivares	Universitad Catòlica de Chile	20	20
39710	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: magnitude limited sample	J. L. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	60	60	**
39830	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University of Exeter	24	24
39844	Follow-up observations of TESS targets: the realm of planets transiting bright stars	A. Hatzes	TLS Tautenburg	90	90

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.
^** CNTAC Fast Track proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-38

Observation programmed for period Oct 2018 - Mar 2019.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
38001	Jet quenching in the ultracompact X-ray binary 4U 0614+091	C. Baglio	New York University of Abu Dabi	10	10
38004	REM monitoring of two Be/X-ray transients	L. Ducci	IAAT Univiversity of Tuebingen	49	49
38008	GHOST: GIARPS High-resolution ObservationS of T Tauri stars	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	6	6
38009	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR	15	15
38011	Jet quenching in the ultracompact X-ray binary 4U 0614+091	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
38012	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
38013	Follow-up and characterisation of fast transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	30	30
38016	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	6	6
38017	A pilot survey for the study of the quasar optical variability with REM	S. Cristiani	INAF-OA Trieste	360	360
38019	Over the clouds of an inflated hot-Neptune: simultaneous photometric follow-up	F. Borsa	INAF-OA Brera	19	19
38021	Long-Term Monitoring of a Few Bright Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	University Insubria	10	10	1st
38220	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	Univeversity Copenhagen	28	70	2nd
38231	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	2nd
38402	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF-IAPS	30	30	4th
38748	Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients	F. Olivares	Universitad de Chile	20	20
38754	Testing Type II supernovae as cosmological probes at near-infrared wavelengths	O. Rodriguez	UNAB	3	3
38760	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: magnitude limited sample	J. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	89	89
38820	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	S. Kraus	University Exeter	8	11
38835	Galactic Transients with Gaia	S. Hodgkin	University Cambridge	49	49

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-37

Observation programmed for period Apr 2018 - Sep 2018.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
37031	GAPS2: the origin of planetary systems diversity	G. Micela	INAF-OA Palermo	36	36	1st
37041	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
37017	Follow-up and characterisation of fast transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	30	30
37020	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	28	70	1st
37021	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
37006	Hunting for transitional millisecond pulsars with REM	A. Papitto	INAF-OA Roma	25	25
37004	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	T. Giannini	INAF-OA Roma	30.7	30.7
37033	Rotation Periods for Rapidly Rotating Late-M and L Dwarfs	A. Burgasser	UC San Diego	93	93
37016	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR	15	15
37022	Variability patterns and star/disk geometry in young stars in Lupus and Chamaeleon I	A. Frasca	INAF-OA Catania	36	36
37039	Red Dots: finding terrestrial planets around the closest stars to the Sun	F. Borsa	INAF-OA Brera	170	170
37025	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	25.2	25.2
37040	Long-term infrared monitoring of the candidate TeV binary HESS J1832-093	N. La Palombara	INAF-IASF Milano	36	36
37027	A pilot survey for the study of the quasar optical variability with REM	S. Cristiani	INAF-OA Trieste	384	384
37007	REM monitoring of two Be/X-ray transients	L. Ducci	AAT University of Tuebingen	71	92
37302	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF-IAPS	30	30	3rd
37402	Mira among C Stars, Phase II: The most promizing candidates	P. Battinelli	INAF-OA Roma	0	20	4th
37732	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: Physical Properties, Progenitors, Distances, and Rates	J. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	112	112
37825	Searching for Fast-radio burst counterparts	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
37831	Galactic Transients with Gaia	S. Hodgkin	University of Cambridge	49	49
37845	Characterisation of a M-type eclipsing double-line spectroscopic binary in the Beehive cluster	N. Lodieu	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-36

Observation programmed for period Oct 2017 - Mar 2018.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian, OPTICON and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
36019	Searching for Fast-radio burst counterparts	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	25	25
36021	Follow-up and characterisation of DECam fast transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
36017	Hunting for transitional millisecond pulsars with REM	A. Papitto	INAF-OA Rome	24	24
36010	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
36031	Lifting the mass-eccentricity degeneracies in the TRAPPIST-1 system	F. Borsa	INAF-OA Brera	70	70
36009	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transients 1A0538-66 and AXJ0049.4-7323	L. Ducci	IAAT University of Tuebingen	71	92
36015	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR	15	15
36023	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	42.6	42.6
36018	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	25.2	25.2
36014	Short-period radial velocity planets with transits?	H. R.A. Jones	University of Hertfordshire	80	80
36202	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF-IAPS	30	30	2nd
36302	Mira among C Stars, Phase II: The most promizing candidates	P. Battinelli	INAF-OA Roma	0	20	3rd
36411	Simultaneous monitoring of γ-ray emitting narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	150	150	4th
36414	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	7	7	4th
36742	Testing Type II supernovae as cosmological probes at near-infrared wavelengths	O. Rodriguez	UNAB	15	15
36751	Photometric Follow-up of Gaia Transients	F. Olivares	Universidad de Chile	20	20
36727	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: Physical Properties, Progenitors, Distances, and Rates	J. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	77	77
36825	Searching for Fast-radio burst counterparts	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
36840	Galactic Transients with Gaia	S. Hodgkin	University of Cambridge	40	0
36845	Characterisation of a M-type eclipsing double-line spectroscopic binary in the Beehive cluster	N. Lodieu	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-35

Observation programmed for period Apr 2017 - Sep 2017.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT *
				Opt	IR
35002	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF-IAPS	30	30	1st
35003	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A0538-66	L. Ducci	IAAT University of Tuebingen	29	42
35004	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	12.6	12.6
35016	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	30.7	30.7
35017	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR	15	15
35020	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
35023	REM follow-up observations of gamma-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	34	34
35024	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
35033	Hunting for transitional millisecond pulsars with REM	A. Papitto	INAF-OA Rome	24	24
35035	Detecting exoplanetary atmospheres with <1-meter class robotic telescopes	F. Borsa	INAF-OA Brera	80	80
35202	Mira among C Stars, Phase II: The most promizing candidates	P. Battinelli	INAF-OA Roma	0	20	2nd
35217	Continous long-term monitoring of Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	INAF-OA Brera/Univ. Insubria	30	30	2nd
35311	Simultaneous monitoring of γ-ray emitting narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	150	150	3rd
35314	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	2.8	7	3rd
35739	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: Physical Properties, Progenitors, Distances, and Rates	J. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	82	82
35742	Testing Type II supernovae as cosmological probes at near-infrared wavelengths	O. Rodriguez	UNAB	30	30

^* Long Term programmes: in this column is shown the running semester number.

]

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-34

Observation programmed for period Sep 2016 - Mar 2017.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
34014	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger.	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
34018	Hunting for transitional millisecond pulsars with REM.	A. Papitto	INAF-OA Roma	24	24
34011	kiss of the spider pulsar. Searching for 'spiders' in unidentified γ-ray sources	R. Mignani	INAF-IASF Milano	45	45
34004	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	S. Antoniucci	INAF-OA Roma	45.4	45.4
34015	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR	15	15
34023	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	34	34
34028	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	12.6	12.6
34021	Follow-up and characterisation of DECam fast transients	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	20	20
34002	Mira among C Stars, Phase II: The most promizing candidates	P. Battinelli	INAF-OA Roma	0	18
34020	Searching for Fast-radio burst counterparts	S. Campana	INAF-OA Brera	25	25
34046	The effect of Helium on the radii of stars belonging to different stellar populations within Globulars	L. Bedin	INAF-OA Padova	130	130
34007	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A0538-66	L. Ducci	IAAT University of Tuebingen	29	42
34017	Continous long-term monitoring of Fermi Blazars	A. Sandrinelli	INAF-OA Brera/Univ. Insubria	34	34
34045	Short-period radial velocity planets with transits?	H. R.A. Jones	Univ. Hertfordshire	80	80
34012	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF-IASP	30	30
34756	Testing Type II supernovae as cosmological probes at near-infrared wavelengths	O. Rodriguez	UNAB	20	20
34720	Characterizing ASAS-SN Transients: Physical Properties, Progenitors, Distances and Rates	J. Prieto	Universidad Diego Portales	92	92

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-32

Observation programmed for period Sep 2015 - Feb 2016.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

﷯

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
32014	AGN as cosmological probes - measuring geometric distances to supermassive black holes	D. Watson	University of Copenhagen	2.8	7
32035	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF - OA Brera	100	100
32023	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
32006	EXORCISM - a monitoring programme of EXor outbursting sources	S. Antoniucci	INAF - OA Roma	21.5	21.5
32004	Probing disk structure in the pre-main sequence stars TWA 30A and 30B with multi-wavelength variability	B. Stelzer	INAF - OA Palermo	26	26
32028	Optical & Nir Monitoring Of Bright Supernovae With Rem	L. Tartaglia	INAF - OA Padova	90	90
32034	Hunting for transitional millisecond pulsars with REM	A. Papitto	Space Science Institute CSIC - IEEC	20	20
32003	The effect of Helium on the radii of stars belonging to different stellar populations within Globulars	L. Bedin	INAF - OA Padova	130	130
32037	REM contribution to the world-wide search for an electromagnetic counterpart of a gravitational wave trigger	S. Campana	INAF - OA Brera	20	20
32011	Simultaneous monitoring of γ-ray emitting narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IRA Bologna	150	150
32019	Optical/NIR monitoring of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF - IASP	20	20
32039	Multi-wavelength radial velocity to confirm the youngest hot Jupiter	S. Benatti	INAF - OA Padova	7	7
32009	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A0538-66	L. Ducci	IAAT University of Tuebingen	29	29
32047	REM follow-up observations of γ-ray flaring blazars	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IRA Bologna	75	75
32049	Continuos long-term monitoring of BL Lac objects	A. Sandrinelli	Univ. Insubria / INAF - OA Brera	30	30
32707	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with spectrophotometric+interferometric observations	M. Curé	Universidad de Valparaíso	24	24
32773	Near-Term Monitoring of PESSTO Supernovae	F. Bauer	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	88	88

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-31

Observation programmed for period Mar 2015 - Aug 2015.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
31006	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	A. Rossi	INAF - IASF Bologna	100	100
31038	Optical & Nir Monitoring Of Bright Supernovae With Rem	L. Tartaglia	INAF - OA Padova	90	90
31011	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
31002	Optical and radio monitoring of the new transitional msec pulsar binary XSS J12270-4859	D. De Martino	INAF - OA Capodimonte	84	84
31041	Optical and NIR photometric variability of SPHERE-GTO targets	S. Messina	INAF - OA Catania	100	100
31005	EXORCISM - monitoring EXor outbursting sources	S. Antonucci	INAF - OA Roma	23.6	23.6
31037	Photometric follow-up of stars hosting candidate extrasolar planets in a nearby open cluster	V. Nascimbeni	INAF - OA Padova	24	24
31004	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A0538-66D	L. Ducci	IAAT University of Tuebingen	29	42
28024 (1)	Simultaneous monitoring of bright blazars with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	200	200
28002 (1)	Miras among the Magellanic Inter-Cloud AGB stars: do they cohabit with the young population?	P. Battinelli	INAF-Roma	0	70
28005 (1)	Miras among Galactic halo carbon stars II	P. Battinelli	INAF-Roma	0	24
31777	Monitoring (candidate) Luminous Blue Variables in the Galaxy and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds	S. Schulze	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	30	30
31783	Near-Term Monitoring of PESSTO Supernovae	F. Bauer	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	50	50

⁽¹⁾ Long Term proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-29

Observation programmed for period Mar 2014 - Aug 2014.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
29010	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OA Bologna	56	56
29025	Exploring the realm of Time Domain Astronomy: a search for SN shocks-break-out in nearby Swift galaxies	S. Campana	INAF - OA Brera	41	41
29026	Optical & Nir Monitoring Of Bright Supernovae With Rem	L. Tartaglia	INAF - OA Padova	90	90
29005	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	A. Melandri	INAF - OA Brera	100	100
29023	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF - OA Roma	13	13
29006	Probing disk structure in the pre-main sequence stars TWA30 A and TWA30 B with near-infrared variability	B. Stelzer	INAF - OA Palermo	30	30
29015	Optical/NIR observations of Fermi-TANAMI Active Galactic Nuclei	R. Nesci	INAF - IASP	13	13
29008	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
29027	Photometric follow-up of stars hosting candidate extrasolar planets in a nearby open cluster	V. Nascimbeni	INAF - OA Padova	25	25
28024 (1)	Simultaneous monitoring of bright blazars with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IRA Bologna	200	200
29740	Near-Term Monitoring of PESSTO Supernovae	F. Bauer	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	80	80
29783	Monitoring (candidate) Luminous Blue Variables in the Galaxy and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds	S. Schulze	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	40	40

⁽¹⁾ Long Term proposal.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-28

Observation programmed for period Sep 2013 - Feb 2014.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. This will be reflected in case of conflict of priorities. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
28000	NIR monitoring of local supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OA Catania	75	75
28024	Simultaneous monitoring of bright blazars with REM and Fermi	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	200	200
28014	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	E. Palazzi	INAF-IASF Bologna	100	100
28015	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OA Bologna	100	100
28005	Miras among Galactic halo carbon stars II	P. Battinelli	INAF-Roma	0	24
28010	Confirming and searching for organic ices stratification in two new comets: C/2011 F1 and C/2013 A1.	S. Faggi	INAF-Osservatorio Astrofisico Arcetri	60	60
28011	REM observations of selected CLASH/Frontier Fields clusters	M. Nonino	INAF - OA Trieste	240	240
28002	Miras among the Magellanic Inter-Cloud AGB stars: do they cohabit with the youngpopulation?	P. Battinelli	INAF-Roma	0	70
28006	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
28007	The RACE-OC project: stellar rotation and magnetic activity in the young 5-10-Myr open cluster gamma Velorum	S. Messina	INAF - OA Catania	80	80
28025	Continuos Intra-night Photometry of BL Lac objects: PKS 0537-441 and PKS 2155-304, III	A. Sandrinelli	Univ. Insubria / INAF-Brera	24	24
28012	Extremely broadband monitoring of black hole X-ray transients in outburst	P.A. Curran	ICRAR / Curtin University	8.5	8.5
28804	Monitoring Eta Carinae's Next Periastron Passage and the Long-term Recovery from Its Great Eruption	M.T. Ruiz	Universidad de Chile	3	3
28706	Monitoring (candidate) Luminous Blue Variables in the Galaxy and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds	S. Schulze	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	30	30
28742	Near-Term Monitoring of PESSTO Supernovae	F. Bauer	Universidad Catòlica de Chile	50	50
28703	Calibrating the first age-rotation relations for Gyr old field stars using wide binaries	J.S. Jenkins	Universidad de Chile	35	35

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-27

Observation programmed for period Feb 2013 - Jul 2013.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
27017	NIR monitoring of local supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OA Catania	75	75
27010	Simultaneous monitoring of blazars with REM, Fermi, and AGILE	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IASF Palermo	200	200
27022	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E.Pancino	INAF - OA Bologna	66	66
27041	Looking for GRB repeating afterglows	S.D.Vergani	INAF - OA Brera	25	25
27042	Imaging the inner astronomical units of protoplanetary disks.	J.P. Berger	ESO	3	3
27029	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
27011	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	V. D'Elia	INAF - OA Roma	100	100
27019	Deriving rotation periods and activity levels of members of young stellar associations. Part III	S. Messina	INAF - OA Catania	40	40
27020	The effect of Helium on the radii of stars belonging to different stellar populations within ω Centauri.	L. Bedin	INAF - OA Padova	110	110
27009	Spectral Energy Distribution of Blazars observed by INTEGRAL	R. Nesci	INAF - IAPS Roma	6	6
27012	Extremely broadband monitoring of black hole X-ray transients in outburst	P.A. Curran	ICRAR / Curtin University	8	8
27024	EXORCISM - A systematic photometric and spectroscopic monitoring of EXor sources.	S. Antoniucci	INAF - OA Roma	32	32
27006	Miras among Galactic halo carbon stars II	P. Battinelli	INAF - OA Roma	36	36
27043	REM observations of selected CLASH fields	N. Mario	INAF - OA Trieste	240	240
27779	Calibrating the first age-rotation relations for Gyr old field stars using wide binaries	J.S. Jenkins	Universidad de Chile	21	21
27708	Quantifying dust as it forms in the wind of the carbon-rich component of the 30d WC + O binary CV Ser	M. Cure	Universidad de Valparaíso	15	15
27704	Monitoring Eta Carinae's Next Periastron Passage and the Long-term Recovery from Its Great Eruption	M.T. Ruiz	Universidad de Chile	3	3
27709	NIP of Stars: Near-Infrared Photometric monitoring of Galactic massive star forming regions and very young clusters	R. Barba	Universidad de La Serena	0	50
27724	Near-Term Monitoring of PESSTO Supernovae	F. Bauer	Pontificia Universidad Catòlica de Chile	50	50

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-26

Observation programmed for period Aug 2012 - Jan 2013.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
26023	NIR monitoring of local supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OACt	0	75
26034	Prompt emission and early afterglow of gamma-ray bursts	A. Melandri	INAF - OABr	100	100
26073	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF - OARm	9.9	9.9
26017	The effect of Helium on the radii of stars belonging to different stellar populations within ω Centauri	L. Bedin	INAF - OAPd	20	20
26004	Looking for GRB repeating afterglows	S. Vergani	INAF - OABr	25	25
26065	Simultaneous monitoring of blazars with REM, Fermi, and AGILE	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IASF-Pa / CIFS	200	200
26031	Continuous photometry of BL Lac objects of PKS 0537-441 and PKS 2155-304	A. Sandrinelli	Univ. Insubria / INAF - OABr	24	24
26006	Deriving rotation periods and activity levels of members of young stellar associations. Part II	S. Messina	INAF - OACt	47	47
26002	LPV survey in the Sagittarius dwarf spheroidal galaxy	P. Battinelli	INAF - OARm	0	44
26018	Infrared to X-ray broadband monitoring of black hole X-ray transients in outburst	P.A. Curran	AIM / CEA-Saclay	6	6
26024	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR	15	15
26074	REM monitoring of Misaligned AGNs	E. Torresi	INAF - IASF-Bo	6	7
26009	Accreting X-Ray Binaries: the Infrared and X-Ray connection	A. Camero-Arranz	Institut de Ciencies de l'Espai (IEEC-CSIC)	0	32
26001	Miras amog Galactic halo carbon stars II	P. Battinelli	INAF - OARm	0	24
26011	Accreting X-Ray Binaries: the Infrared and X-Ray connection	A. Camero-Arranz	Institut de Ciencies de l'Espai (IEEC-CSIC)	0	2.5
26737	The hunt for rocky planet transits discovered by radial velocity planet search surveys	J.S. Jenkins	Universitad Catolica de Chile	100	100
26718	Monitoring of a Galactic Black Hole in Outburst	H.M.L.G. Flohic	Universidad Catolica de Chile	15	15
26731	Dark shadows in T Tauri disks: Coordinated REM, Mid-IR and Herschel Space Observatory Observations	M. Cure	Universidad de Valparaiso	5	5

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-25

Observation programmed for period Feb 2012 - Jul 2012.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
25025	Simultaneous monitoring of blazars with REM, Fermi, and AGILE	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IASF Palermo / CIFS	200	200
25012	Prompt emission and early afterglow of gamma-ray burst	A. Rossi	TLS Tautenburg	100	100
25014	Infrared to X-ray broadband monitoring of black hole X-ray transients in outburst	P. A. Curran	AIM / CEA-Saclay	6	6
25041	NIR monitoring of local supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OACt	0	75
25003	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OABo	140	140
25017	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR - Paris	15	15
25048	Accurate properties of transiting Hot Jupiters via telescope defocussing	M. Barbieri	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur (OCA)	30	30
25026	Photometric follow-up of HAT-South planets	L. Mancini	Max Planck Institute (MPIA)	32	32
25042	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF - OARm	6.7	6.7
25008	Deriving rotation periods and activity levels of members of young stellar associations	S. Messina	INAF - OACt	40	40
25009	Miras amog Galactic halo carbon stars II	P. Battinelli	INAF - OARm	0	36
25055	Characterization of ASTEP transit candidates	L. Abe	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur (OCA)	151	151
25057	Towards automated classification of VVV light curves. Eclipsing binary templates in the Near-IR	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	150
25016	A peculiar massive star system in 30 Doradus	M. Fraser	Queens University of Belfast	8.9	8.9
25005	LPV survey in the Sagittarius dwarf sheroidal galaxy(1)	P. Battinelli	INAF - OARm	0	70
25735	Light Curve Templates in the Near-IR: Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile Long-term	0	75
25703	Does the Inner Disk in SAO206462 Harbor a Planet?	M. Cure	Universitad de Valparaiso	5	5
25731	Monitoring of a Galactic Black Hole in Outburst	H.M.L.G. Flohic	Universidad Catolica de Chile	15	15
25760	The SEEDS of planet Formation: REM Photometric Observations	M. Cure	Universitad de Valparaiso	1	1
25777	Photometric Monitoring and Transit Search of Star from Radial Velocity Surveys	J.S. Jenkins	Universidad Catolica de Chile	16	16
(1) Very low priority program.

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-24

Observation programmed for period Aug 2011 - Jan 2012.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
24043	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	L. A. Antonelli	INAF - OAR	100	100
24021	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OABo	122	122
24031	Accreting X-ray binaries: the optical/IR and X-ray connection	A. Camero-Arranz	NASA MSFC / USRA	16	20
24053	A search for low-mass planets by timing the transiting exoplanet WASP-6b	G. Piotto	Università degli Studi di Padova	24	24
24026	REM photometry of Blazars observed with X-shooter and HESS	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR - Paris	16	16
24013	Investigating the near-IR variability of candidate EXORs	F. Vitali	INAF - OAR	0	17
24056	Simultaneous monitoring of blazars with REM, Fermi and AGILE	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IASF Palermo / CIFS	200	200
24003	NIR Monitoring of local Supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OAPd	0	75
24042	Unveiling the nature of four X-ray pulsators	E. Nichelli	INAF - OAR	0	1
24025	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC / UMR - Paris	15	15
24032	X-ray binaries: the IR/X-ray connection	A. Camero-Arranz	NASA MSFC / USRA	0	3.2
24030	Multi-band photometric monitoring of symbiotic stars in the Magellanic clouds	R. Angeloni	Universidad Catolica de Chile	50	50
24027	Towards automated classification of VVV light curves. Eclipsing binary templates in the Near-IR	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	150
24034	Optical/NIR observations of the Fermi-TANAMI sources	R. Nesci	University La Sapienza	15	40
24009	Miras among halo carbon stars	P. Battinelli	INAF - OAR	6	39
24010	LPV survey in the Sagittarius dwarf spheroidal galaxy	P. Battinelli	INAF - OAR	0	16
24735	Light Curve Templates in the Near-IR: Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	75
24748	Monitoring of a Galatic Black Hole in Outburst	H.M.L.G Flohic	Universidad Catolica de Chile	15	15
24731	Probing the inner structure of young stellar disks with planet-cleared gaps	M. Cure	Universidad de Valparaiso	10	10

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-23

Observation programmed for period Feb 2011 - Jul 2011.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
23036	An REM/Spitzer survey of the optical/IR variability of Young Stellar Objects in Serpens	A. Caratti o Garatti	Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies	16	16
23015	Understanding the evolution of the very young stars - stellar parameters of TY CrA	M. Ammler von Eiff	Max Planck Institute	33	33
23027	REM Monitoring of Blazar in the Agile fields	F. D'Ammando	INAF - IASF Roma / Univ. degli studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"	200	200
23073	Weekly REM-monitoring of 3C 273 and 3C 279 in support of the VLBA+Swift+Fermi campaign	K. Sokolovsky	MPIfR	24	24
23008	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	S. Vergani	INAF - OABr	100	100
23002	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR - Paris	15	15
23062	Optical/NIR observations of the Fermi - TANAMI sources	R. Nesci	University La Sapienza	15	10
23047	NIR Monitoring of local Supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OAPd	0	75
23007	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OABo	129	129
23061	Continuous photometry of BL Lac objects of PKS 0537-441 and PKS 2155-304	S. Covino	INAF - OABr	24	24
23030	Multi-band Photometric Monitoring of Symbiotic Stars in the Magellanic Clouds	R. Angeloni	Universidad Catolica de Chile	50	50
23001	Hunting the nature of the most obscured high energy sources of our Galaxy	S. Chaty	University Paris Diderot - CEA Saclay	20	40
23012	Miras among halo carbon stars	P. Battinelli	INAF - OAR	6	39
23071	Searching for Orbital Periods of Supergiant Fast X-ray Transients	M. Falanga	International Space Science Institute	85	85
23038	Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves. Eclipsing Binary Templates in the Near-IR	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	150
23011	LPV survey in the Sagittarius dwarf spheroidal galaxy	P. Battinelli	INAF - OAR	0	17
23735	Light Curve Templates in the Near-IR: Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	75
23750	Linking Protoplanetary and Transitional Disk Illumination to Inner Disk Variability	M. Cure	Universidad de Valparaiso	0.61	0.86
23789	NIP of Stars: Near-Infrared Photometric monitoring of Galactic massive star forming regions and very young clusters	R. Barba	Universidad de La Serena	0	16
23781	Stellar Activity Monitoring of Transit-Hosting Stars in Support for Exoplanet Atmosphere Observations	P. Rojo	Universidad Catolica de Chile	20	0

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-22

Observation programmed for period Aug 2010 - Jan 2011.

Programmes are listed in descending order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
22025	An REM/TNG study of IR variability in embedded Young Stellar Objects	Caratti o Garatti	Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies - DIAS	0	92
22039	REM monitoring of blazars in the AGILE fields	F. D'Ammando	INAF/IASF - Roma	200	200
22044	NIR monitoring of local supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF - OAPd	0	75
22085	Hunting the nature of the most obscured high energy sources of our Galaxy	S. Chaty	University Paris Diderot	20	40
22018	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	University of Southampton	6	4
22043	Prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts	E. Palazzi	INAF/IASF - Bologna	100	100
22008	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OABo	151	151
22079	REM photometry of Blazars observed with X-shooter and HESS	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR - Paris	8	8
22052	Monitoring of X-ray binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR - Paris	15	15
22041	Investigating the Nera-IR variability of candidate EXORs	Fa. Vitali	INAF - OAR	0	16.8
22011	Miras among halo Carbon stars. Phase Ib: detection of variables	P. Battinelli	INAF - OAR	0	20
22028	Multi-band Photometric Monitoring of Symbiotic Stars in the Magellanic Clouds	R. Angeloni	Universidad Catolica de Chile	30	40
22026	Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves. Eclipsing Binary Templates in the Near-IR	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	150
22735	Light Curve Templates in the Near-IR: Towards Automated Classification of VVV Light Curves	M. Catelan	Universidad Catolica de Chile	0	110

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-21

Observation programmed for period Feb 2010 - Jul 2010.

Programmes are listed in descendng order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient. Italian and Chilean TAC evaluations are not correlated.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
21701 (CN-055E)	Completing the time baseline to build diagnostics for the long-cycle variability of DPVs	R. Mennickent	Universidad de Concepcion	35	35
21702 (CN-089C)	Transit Timing Search III: Companions to Extrasolar Planets WASP-2b, -5b, -15b, -16b and -17b	Hoyer, Rojo, López	U. de Chile, Chile.	0	20
21703 (CN-064)	Disk tomography and dynamics: a time-dependent study of known mid-infrared variable young stellar objects	Curé, Motta, Grady	Departamento de Fisica y Astronomia, Universidad de Valparaiso	6.2	5.7
21032	REM monitoring of blazars in the AGILE fields	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IASF Roma / Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata	200	200
21002	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF - OABo	115	115
21047	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	L. A. Antonelli	INAF / OA Roma	100	100
21060	NIR Monitoring of local Supernovae with REM	F. Bufano	INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	0	75
21011	Photometric monitoring of Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF - OAR	68	68
21066	REM monitoring of the Classical T Tauri Star MP Muscae	A. Maggio	INAF - OAPa	9	9
21024	Understanding the evolution of the very young stars - stellar parameters of TY,CrA	M. Ammler-von Eiff	Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen, Institut fur Astrophysik	48	48
21015	Miras among halo Carbon stars. Phase I: detection of variables	P. Battinelli	INAF-OAR	0	17
21043	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15
21019	Characterization of V-type asteroid in support of DAWN mission	M. C. De Sanctis	IASF-INAF	50	0

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-20

Observation programmed for period Aug 2009 - Jan 2010.

Programmes are listed in descendng order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
20078	Ground-based observations for Gaia: Variability monitoring of candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars	E. Pancino	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Bologna	146	146
20052	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	D. Fugazza	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Brera	100	100
20081	Coordinated REM/XMM-Newton monitoring of the twin binary Classical TTauri Star V4046 Sgr	A. Maggio	INAF - OA Palermo	4	4
20036	Photometric Monitoring of Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF-OAR	36	36
20062	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15
20057	REM Monitoring of Blazars in the AGILE fields	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IASF Roma / Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata	200	200
20014	The Unique variable V725 Sgr	P. Battinelli	INAF-OAR	0.55	0.55
20750	Transit Timing Search I I: Companions to Extrasolar Planets WASP-2b, -4b, -5b and -7b	S. Hoyer	Universitad de Chile, Chile	0	6
20717	REM/ROSS observations of the second eclipsing binary discovered recently in NGC 2204	P. Pietrukowicz	Universidad Catolica de Chile	30	0

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-19

Observation programmed for period Feb 2009 - Jul 2009.

Programmes are listed in descendng order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
19004	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	E. Palazzi	INAF / IASF	100	100
19005	Gaia Calibration Working Group: Monitoring candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars against variability	E. Pancino	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Bologna	94	94
19007	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15
19013	The Unique variable V725 Sgr	P. Battinelli	INAF-OAR	0.75	0.75
19008	Photometric Monitoring of Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Catania	68	68
19001	Hunting the nature of the most obscured high energysources of our Galaxy	S. Chaty	University Paris Diderot - CEA Saclay	8	40
19010	Search for pulsators in hard X-ray selected Cataclysmic Variables	D. de Martino	INAF Capodimonte Observatory	67	67
19009	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	University of Amsterdam	6	3.6
19006	VRIJHK Observations of Blazars in the AGILE fields	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IASF Roma / Universita degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"	100	100
19002	Understanding the evolution of the very young stars -- stellar parameters of TY,CrA	M. Ammler-von Eiff	CAAUL, Observatorio Astronomico de Lisboa	48	48
19014	OPTICAL AND NIR MONITORING OF LOCAL SUPERNOVAE	M. Della Valle	INAF-Napoli/ESO	40	80
19016	VRIJHK Monitoring of Blazars in the New Gamma-Ray Era	S. Ciprini	Physics Department, University of Perugia	125	125
19012	Search for Rapid Variations in 'Narrow Line' Seyfert 1 Nuclei	P. Marziani	INAF -- Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	70	0
19701	Completing the time baseline to build diagnostics for the long-cycle variability of DPVs	R.E. Mennickent	Universidad de Concepcion	35	35

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-18

Observation programmed for period Aug 2008 - Jan 2009.

Programmes are listed in descendng order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
18701	(CN-004A) A Robotic Survey of Southern-Hemisphere, Blazhko-Type RR Lyrae Stars	M. Catelan	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile	95	95
18702	(CN-033C) New diagnostics for Double Periodic Variables based on a study of their bright galactic members	R.E. Mennickent	Universidad de Concepcion	19	19
18001	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	L. A. Antonelli	INAF / Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	100	100
18002	Gaia Calibration Working Group: Monitoring candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars against variability	E. Pancino	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Bologna	76	76
18014	A multiwavelenght view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	University of Amsterdam	5	5
18011	VRIJHK Monitoring of Blazars in the New Gamma-Ray Era	S. Ciprini	Physics Department, University of Perugia	125	125
18004	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15
18010	VRIJHK Observations of Blazars in the AGILE fields	D. Impiombato	Department of Physics - University of Perugia	125	125
18007	Multichannel photometric observations of magnetic late-M dwarfs	P. Leto	INAF - IRA Noto	36	36
18006	A and B-type stars in open clusters: links between rotational velocity,magnetic field and stellar evolution	L. Fossati	University of Vienna	60	60
18013	Hunting the nature of the most obscured high energysources of our Galaxy	S. Chaty	D University Paris Diderot - CEA Saclay	8	40
18005	Photometric Monitoring of Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Catania	36	36
18003	Follow-up of transients observed by Pi of the Sky	K. Malek	Center for Theoretical Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences	40	40
18016	A search for failed GRBs and orphan afterglows in TORTOREM survey	A. Guarnieri	Dipartimento di Astronomia -Bologna	40	40
18015	Observations of extrasolar planets in the Near Infrared	E. Poretti	INAF OA Brera	20	20
18017	The ellipsoidal light curves of symbiotics in the Magellanic Clouds	M. Orio	INAF-Osservatorio di Padova	4	4
18008	Multicolor Monitoring of Bright Supernovae	M. Della Valle	ESO	50	100

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-17

Observation programmed for period Feb 2008 - Jul 2008.

Programmes are listed in descendng order of TAC evaluation, from wonderful down to sufficient.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation
				Opt	IR
17701	(CN-014) A Robotic Survey of Southern-Hemisphere, Blazhko-Type RR Lyrae Stars	M. Catelan	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile	90	0
17702	(CN-047) A diagnostic for Double Periodic Variables based on a study of their bright galactic members.	R.E. Mennickent	Universidad de Concepcion	30	30
17008	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	P. D'Avanzo	INAF / Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera	100	100
17001	GAIA Calibration Working Group: Monitoring candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars against variability	E. Pancino	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Bologna	60	60
17009	VRIJHK Observations of Blazars in the AGILE fields	D. Impiombato	Department of Physics - University of Perugia	50	50
17017	Multicolor Monitoring of Bright Supernovae	M. Della Valle	INAF-Arcetri	40	80
17015	The RACE-OC project: stellar rotation and magnetic activity in the young 30-Myr open cluster NGC3766	S. Messina	INAF-Catania Astrophysical Observatory	56	56
17004	Photometric Monitoring of Luminous Blue Variables	C. Buemi	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Catania	54	93
17010	Variability of young low mass stars with transitional disks	E. Schisano	Universita' "Federico II", Napoli	25	25
17014	Mapping the synchrotron peak of blazars with simultaneous REM-VRIJHK and VLT-VISIR observations	S. Ciprini	INFN / Physics Dept., University of Perugia	50	50
17003	Monitoring the spectral shape of southern Blazars in the GLAST era	R. Nesci	Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita' La Sapienza	18	18
17006	REM follow-up of transients observed by Pi of the Sky	K. Malek	Center for Theoretical Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences	80	70
17002	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15
17013	The interplay between radial and nonradial pulsations: the V974 Oph case	E. Poretti	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera	114	0
17012	Multiwavelength monitoring of Be/X-ray binaries	J. Fabregat	Universidad de Valencia	0	25
17011	Photometric monitoring of HE 1120-0153: a possibly eclipsing spectroscopic binary.	P. Bonifacio	Observatoire de Paris	18.1	18.1
17016	A search for failed GRBs and orphan afterglows in TORTOREM survey	A. Guarnieri	Dipartimento di Astronomia -Bologna	180	180
17005	Non-radial $g$-modes in early A-type stars? The case of HR6139	L. Mantegazza	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera	30	30

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-16

Observation programmed for period Aug 2007 - Jan 2008.

Priority, as indicated by TAC-INAF from A(wonderful) to E(fair, but...), will drive the choice of programmes to be fit in the available time. Total amount of hour for AOT-16 programmes can be fitted completely in the semester, but down time, both technical and meteo, will possibly affect this optimistic consideration.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		Priority
				Opt	IR
16051	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	L.A. Antonelli	INAF / Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	100	100	A
16046	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15	B
16003	VRIJHK observations of blazars in the AGILE fields	G. Tosti	Department of Physics --- University of Perugia	50	50	B
16012	GAIA CalibrationWorking Group: Monitoring candidate Spectrophotometric Standard Stars against variability	E. Pancino	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico Bologna	117	0	B
16042	Photometric follow-up of five young stars with planet candidates	E. Guenther	Thuringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg	5.5	5.5	B
16055	Multicolor Monitoring of Bright Supernovae	M. Della Valle	INAF-Arcetri	40	80	B
16052	The Chilean Robotic Supernova Search (CROSS)	G. Pignata	Universidad de Chile	140	0	B
16013	VRIJHK monitoring of blazars	S. Ciprini	Physics Department, University of Perugia	50	50	C
16044	The very early phases of angular momentum evolution:the case of the L1616 cometary cloud	D. Gandolfi	INAF-OA Catania	37	37	C
16001	Search for and monotoring organic grains in comet 8P/Tuttle	G. P. Tozzi	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	0	10	C
16047	BeWD stars: stages with circumstellar dust production and possible binarity	L. Norci	Dublin City University	13.64	20.09	C
16054	The nature of the Blazhko effect in RR Lyr stars	E. Poretti	INAF OA Brera	60	0	C
16043	The RACE-OC project: rotation and magnetic activity in NGC 6716	S. Messina	INAF-Catania Astrophysical Observatory	45	45	D
16002	A multisite campaign on pre-main sequence d Scuti stars PDS192 and PDS126	S. Bernabei	INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna	90	90	D
16045	Periodic variability of PMS stars in NGC6530	F. Damiani	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo	86	24	D
16049	A search for failed GRBs and orphan afterglows in tortorem survey	A. Guarnieri	Dipartimento di Astronomia - Bologna	20	20	E
16053	Pilot project for LBV monitoring in the LMC	L. Norci	Dublin City University	7.02	14.21	E

REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-15

Observation programmed for period Feb 2007 - Jul 2007.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		% cmpl Jul 07
				Opt	IR
15045	Accurate photometric calibration of Near Infrared extragalactic survey fields	M. Nonino	INAF-OAT	0	172	49(*)
15008	Evolution of angular momentum and solar-like magnetic activity in cluster stars of different ages	S. Messina	INAF-Catania Astrophysical Observatory	35	35	100
15051	Improving the period-luminosity relations in the J and K bands for the RR Lyrae of Ω Centauri	A. Piersimoni	INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Teramo	0	12	25(*)
15030	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	P. Goldoni	APC/UMR 7164	15	15	RTOO
15028	Multicolor Monitoring of Bright Supernovae	M. Della Valle	INAF-Arcetri	40	80	100
15029	Photometric survey of metal-poor stars	P. Bonifacio	Observatoire de Paris	220	220	69
15046	PMS δ Scuti stars in the young association Upper Scorpius	S. Bernabei	INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Capodimonte	84	84	0(*)
15026	Prompt emission and early afterglows of Gamma-Ray Bursts	S. Covino	INAF / Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera	100	100	RTOO
15011	Rotation periods of very young low-mass stars in the Cha~II star-forming region	A. Frasca	INAF-OA Catania	30	30	100
15044	Search for Protostellar Jets in the Vela Molecular Ridge	F. Vitali	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	0	70	30(*)
15047	Spectral energy distribution of SWIFT-scheduled Blazars	R. Nesci	Dipartimento di Fisica Universita' La Sapienza	4	4	100
15027	VRIJHK Monitoring of a sample of Blazars	G. Tosti	Department of Physics --- University of Perugia	50	50	100

(*) Programmes marked with (*) need infrared observations and will not terminate during AOT-15 due to major technical failure of IR Remir camera. Its cooling system is under maintenance in Cerro Paranal and will we out of service for the whole AOT-15. First observations of AOT-16 could similarly be affected by the maintenance period.