As part of an ongoing program of improvements to the Gemini website, many of the following sections, including the instrument web pages, have been redesigned and reorganised. The new pages, based on the Drupal content management system, aim to better reflect the path taken by a PI from initial idea to final publication, the kind of instrument information that would be needed at each stage, and where a "typical" user might look for that information. This redesign will eventually include all of the Gemini public web pages.

The new pages have undergone a period of fairly extensive testing on various browsers and operating systems, but users will undoubtedly uncover features and behaviour which could be improved. Please report any technical problems and usability issues to the Gemini web page working group and we will do our best to address them.

Note that you may need to delete your computer's cache to access the new pages.

The work on the web pages has been carried out by a group consisting of Rachel Mason, Tom Geballe, Aprajita Verma, Jacob La Pinta, Bernadette Rodgers and James Turner, with technical support from Jason Kalawe and Jared Eckersley.