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The Faulkes Telescope Project is the educational arm of the Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network (LCOGT). It currently has two 2-metre robotic telescopes, located at Haleakala on Maui (FT North) and Siding Spring in Australia (FT South). It is planned to increase this to six 2-metre telescopes in the future, complemented by a network of

Superjupiters are much brigther when they are young and still contracting, and the contrast with the harboring stars is significantly more favorable for their detection. Within the JOVIAN (Jupiter-like Objects in the Visible and the Infrared: Astrophysical Nature) project, a search has been performed for superjupiters around nearby young stars

We present the main results derived from a chemical abundance analysis carried out on a large sample of massive galactic O-rich AGB stars (M > 3-4 M_&sun;). Combining these results with previous studies made on a similar sample of luminous AGB stars belonging to the Magellanic Clouds we provide strong observational evidences that metallicity

Understanding the mechanism that causes the emergence of magnetic flux from the solar interior to the atmosphere, the drastic changes in the properties of the matter and magnetic fields along the rise and the interplay of dynamic and resistive phenomena that shape the emerged regions is one of the major open tasks in solar physics. Important

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