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As is apparent from the final programme and the many individual presentations available through the links there, the meeting provided a wide range of contributions looking both at the past and the future of the Parkes telescope. Although all participants were invited to submit written contributions to the online proceedings below, we made a particular effort to capture the historical ones, as these were felt to have the greatest lasting value. It was truly fascinating to gain glimpses into some of the strong personalities that shaped the times 50 years ago. There are plenty of lessons still to be learned from the Parkes story. (RB for the SOC.)
|Marta Burgay: THE DOUBLE PULSAR SYSTEM IN ITS 8TH ANNIVERSARY|
|James Caswell: UNDERSTANDING OUR GALAXY - KEY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PARKES TELESCOPE|
|Phil Edwards: FIFTY YEARS IN FIFTEEN MINUTES: THE IMPACT OF THE PARKES OBSERVATORY|
|Simon Ellingsen: AN EVOLUTIONARY TIMELINE FOR HIGH-MASS STAR FORMATION|
|Jimi Green: THE METHANOL MULTIBEAM SURVEY|
|George Hobbs: THE PARKES PULSAR TIMING ARRAY: WHAT WE'VE DONE AND WHAT WE'RE DOING|
|Ken Kellermann: EARLY PARKES OBSERVATIONS OF PLANETS AND COSMIC RADIO SOURCES|
|Dick Manchester: PULSARS AT PARKES|
|Ray Norris: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE PARKES - TIDBINBILLA INTERFEROMETER|
|Marcus Price: THE FIRST OBSERVATIONS WITH THE GRT AT PARKES|
|Peter Robertson: AN AUSTRALIAN ICON - PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PARKES TELESCOPE|
|John Sarkissian: DISHING UP THE DATA: A DECADE OF SPACE MISSIONS|
|John Storey: THE FIRST SEARCH FOR GLYCINE AND OTHER BIOMOLECULES|
|Jacco van Loon: CIRCUMSTELLAR MASERS IN THE MAGELLANIC CLOUDS|
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