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               - [Slides of
                 plans](https://www.ohwr.org/project/white-rabbit/uploads/40120120076ce7618e8a88d410350e95/130715_VSL.pdf).
                 5 km link working (14/8/2013)
-              - 120 km link from Delft to Amsterdam working, two WR
+              - 120 km link from Delft to Amsterdam working. Two WR
                 links, both using *dark channels* at 1470nm and 1490nm
-                in a CWDM network. (15/8/2014)
+                in a CWDM network using [high-power
+                SFPs](/Non-compliantSFP) and light amplifiers.
+                (15/8/2014)
 
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 ## Publicly funded projects where White Rabbit plays a role
 
-  - [EUREKA](http://www.eurekanetwork.org/) Project \> [7634
-    RunRabbit](http://www.eurekanetwork.org/project/-/id/7634)
-
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-
   - [EMRP](http://www.euramet.org/) - European Association of National
     Metrology Institutes
       - The EMRP is jointly funded by the EMRP participating countries
-        within EURAMET and the European Union.
+        within EURAMET and the European Union
+        ([912/2009/EC](http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32009D0912)).
       - [NEAT-FT](http://www.ptb.de/emrp/neatft_home.html)
           - [Project
             summaries](http://www.ptb.de/emrp/neatft_project.html)
-          - *The aim of the project NEAT-FT is to investigate new
+          - \_The aim of the project NEAT-FT is to investigate new
             techniques for phase-coherent comparison of remotely located
             optical clocks, separated by distances of up to 1500 km
             using optical fibre links. Within the scope of the JRP the
             equipment necessary for reliable operation of fibre links
             will be developed and all technological steps towards a full
-            optical link infrastructure demonstrated. Beside frequency
-            dissemination, new techniques for time transfer over optical
-            fibre networks will be investigated in order to provide
-            better timing signals than currently available with GPS
-            receivers. For typical spans of up to 100 km the JRP aims to
-            improve the accuracy down to about 100 ps. Furthermore, the
-            feasibility of a European fibre network connecting optical
-            clocks in Europe will be studied in close collaboration with
-            potential fibre providers.*
-          - Participants using WR: MIKES, VSL, Vrije Universiteit
+            optical link infrastructure demonstrated.  
+            Beside frequency dissemination, **new techniques for time
+            transfer over optical fibre networks will be investigated in
+            order to provide better timing signals than currently
+            available with GPS receivers**. For typical spans of up to
+            100 km the JRP aims to improve the accuracy down to about
+            100 ps. Furthermore, the feasibility of a European fibre
+            network connecting optical clocks in Europe will be studied
+            in close collaboration with potential fibre providers.\_
+          - Some participants using WR: MIKES, VSL, Vrije Universiteit
             Amsterdam
 
+<!-- end list -->
+
+  - [EUREKA](http://www.eurekanetwork.org/) Project \> [7634
+    RunRabbit](http://www.eurekanetwork.org/project/-/id/7634)
+
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 ## Projects requesting public funds