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      Scientific representation and collaboration coordination

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      The AGATA scientific programme is organised through international
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      Fourth AGATA physics campaign started at LNL in Italy

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      Third AGATA physics campaign run at GANIL in France

      GSI Campaign
      2012–2014

      Second AGATA physics campaign run at GSI Darmstadt in Germany

      LNL Campaign
      2010–2011

      AGATA physics campaign run at LNL in Italy 

      PAC Approved
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      Complementary
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