REM - scheduled programmes for AOT-53

Observation programmed for period Apr 2026 - Sep 2026.

This list includes guaranteed time programmes and those submitted to INAF-TAC and successfully approved.
We list here with number 537xx the programmes approved by Chilean CNTAC.
PI can contact REM Team (info.rem@inaf.it) before semester starts if she/he needs particular procedures and will be warned when observations will be performed.

ID Title PI Name Institute Allocation LT^*

Opt IR

53008 Optical and Near Infrared follow-up of C-MetaLL Classical Cepheids V. Ripepi INAF-OA Capodimonte 300 300 1st

53009 REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66 L. Ducci IAA University of Tuebingen 29 42

53012 Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift F. D'Ammando INAF-IRA Bologna 30 30

53014 Pursuing the first lights of core-collapse supernovae S. Ning-Chen University of Chinese Academy of Sciences 57.8 41

53016 The synergy between REM and SOXS to study very nearby supernovae L. Izzo INAF-OA Capodimonte 150 150

53018 Through a Circumstellar Disk, Darkly, with REM E. Gaidos University of Hawaii at Manoa 15 15

53024 Optical and near-infrared prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst R. Brivio INAF-OA Brera 100 100

53027 A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients P. Casella INAF-OA Roma 37.8 37.8

53028 Episodic mass-loss events in Galactic Red Supergiants: the pathway to predict the next SN event F. Bocchino INAF-OA Palermo 60 60 1st

53037 Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry P. Zielinski Nicolaus Copernicus University 30 30

53037 Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM C. Baglio INAF-OA Brera 15 15

53038 Interacting transients as a key to decode the mysteries of stellar evolution G. Valerin INAF OA Padova 30 30 1st

53043 Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS T. Sicignano INAF-OA Capodimonte 100 100

53056 A large-scale variability survey of protostars E. Fiorellino INAF-OA Trieste 0 25.2

53065 ODINO (Orbital Debris INfrared Observations) A. Biagini INAF-OA Palermo 24 24

53069 Follow-up of the electromagnetic counterparts of multi-messenger sources at TNG and REM R. Brivio INAF-OA Brera 10 10 1st

53704 A Massive Disk-maker: could it Be an accretion or depletion disk? [SOAR AEON] Z. Guo Universidad de Valparaíso 8 8

53709 Tracing Molecule and Dust Formation in Nearby Supernovae with NIR Observations L. Wang Universidad de Chile 30 30

53753 Rapid Spectroscopic Follow-Up of Core-Collapse Supernovae from LSST (TOO) L. Wang Universidad de Chile 12 12

53763 Nearby Type II and Type IIn supernovae: Photometric and Spectroscopic Constraints on Progenitors and Explosions S. Vazhayil Diego Portales University 60 60

53805 Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the rapidly changing LMC red super- giant WOH G64 with REM K. Ohnaka Universidad Andrés Bello 4 4

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

For older semesters please have a look at THIS PAGE.

ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Allocation		LT^*
ID	Title	PI Name	Institute	Opt	IR	LT^*
53008	Optical and Near Infrared follow-up of C-MetaLL Classical Cepheids	V. Ripepi	INAF-OA Capodimonte	300	300	1st
53009	REM monitoring of the Be/X-ray transient 1A 0538-66	L. Ducci	IAA University of Tuebingen	29	42
53012	Monitoring BL Lac objects with unknown redshift	F. D'Ammando	INAF-IRA Bologna	30	30
53014	Pursuing the first lights of core-collapse supernovae	S. Ning-Chen	University of Chinese Academy of Sciences	57.8	41
53016	The synergy between REM and SOXS to study very nearby supernovae	L. Izzo	INAF-OA Capodimonte	150	150
53018	Through a Circumstellar Disk, Darkly, with REM	E. Gaidos	University of Hawaii at Manoa	15	15
53024	Optical and near-infrared prompt emission and early afterglows of gamma-ray burst	R. Brivio	INAF-OA Brera	100	100
53027	A multiwavelength view of the evolving jet in black hole transients	P. Casella	INAF-OA Roma	37.8	37.8
53028	Episodic mass-loss events in Galactic Red Supergiants: the pathway to predict the next SN event	F. Bocchino	INAF-OA Palermo	60	60	1st
53037	Galactic Black Holes from Gaia astrometry and time-domain photometry	P. Zielinski	Nicolaus Copernicus University	30	30
53037	Monitoring of X-ray Binaries in outburst with REM	C. Baglio	INAF-OA Brera	15	15
53038	Interacting transients as a key to decode the mysteries of stellar evolution	G. Valerin	INAF OA Padova	30	30	1st
53043	Photometric monitoring of Type II Cepheid variables with spectroscopic metallicities from Gaia-RVS	T. Sicignano	INAF-OA Capodimonte	100	100
53056	A large-scale variability survey of protostars	E. Fiorellino	INAF-OA Trieste	0	25.2
53065	ODINO (Orbital Debris INfrared Observations)	A. Biagini	INAF-OA Palermo	24	24
53069	Follow-up of the electromagnetic counterparts of multi-messenger sources at TNG and REM	R. Brivio	INAF-OA Brera	10	10	1st
53704	A Massive Disk-maker: could it Be an accretion or depletion disk? [SOAR AEON]	Z. Guo	Universidad de Valparaíso	8	8
53709	Tracing Molecule and Dust Formation in Nearby Supernovae with NIR Observations	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	30	30
53753	Rapid Spectroscopic Follow-Up of Core-Collapse Supernovae from LSST (TOO)	L. Wang	Universidad de Chile	12	12
53763	Nearby Type II and Type IIn supernovae: Photometric and Spectroscopic Constraints on Progenitors and Explosions	S. Vazhayil	Diego Portales University	60	60
53805	Visible and near-IR photometric monitoring of the rapidly changing LMC red super- giant WOH G64 with REM	K. Ohnaka	Universidad Andrés Bello	4	4