Dear all,

we need to implement further restrictions to the use of the FCCF facility. We apologise for this constant upgrades, but the situation is constantly developing. The aim to is make sure as much as we can that you can continue working in the best possible environment.
 
You can follow the most current development on our Intranet Pages. (Accessible on campus or via UNI Bonn VPN). If you have questions please sign up to our discussion forum. You can try to contact us individually, even though we are quite busy and restless at the moment.
 
We also send out information using the mailing list of the core facilities. If you are not on that list you can sign on by sending an E-mail and put the following into the subject line (Betreffzeile).
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Thanks for your understanding.

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