NRAO Call for Proposals: Semester 2021A
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Mark Adams
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Jul 28, 2020
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Angelique Babson
The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) invites scientists to participate in the Semester 2021A Call for Proposals for the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) and the Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA), High Sensitivity Array (HSA), and Global 3mm VLBI Array (GMVA).
The submission deadline for Semester 2021A proposals is Monday, 3 August 2020, at 17:00 EDT (21:00 UTC).
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As part of our celebration of the 40th anniversary of the VLA, the NRAO is conducting an image contest with cash prizes. Eligible entries include radio images, multiwavelength composite images, animations, data visualizations, 3-D models, and others. All entries must include radio data obtained with the VLA. The First Prize winner will receive \$1,000, Second Prize \$500, and Third Prize \$250. Honorable Mentions will receive \$100 each. “5G+折叠屏”燃爆 手机厂商MWC上各出新招_中国江苏网 ...:2021-2-28 · 当地时间2月25日,世界移动通信大会( MWC )在西班牙巴塞罗那开幕。华为、中兴、三星等手机厂商在会上展示了最新款的5G及折叠屏手机。媒体记者注意到, MWC期间,多家公司也携自家的折叠屏产品出现,誓与三星等比高。
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The NRAO and the ngVLA Science Advisory Council are pleased to announce that an online ngVLA Summer Short Talk Series will begin Thursday, 25 June, 3 p.m. EDT and continue weekly (except 2 July) through 10 September. The ngVLA Talk Series website contains the schedule and information regarding registration and attendance.
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AAS Names NRAO Astronomer as Fred Kavli Plenary Lecturer |
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