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October 2008 • Vol. 1, Iss. 5
- The Expansion of Supernova Remnant G21.5–0.9: Is PSR J1833–1034 the Youngest Pulsar?
- Discovery of a Small Group Driving the Evolution of an Edge-On Spiral Galaxy
- Cosmic Rays and the Magnetic Field in the Nearby Starburst Galaxy NGC 253
- Neutral Hydrogen Clouds in the M81/M82 Group
- ALMA Project Progress
- North American ALMA Science Center
- The ALMA Spectral Line Catalog
- The Birth and Feedback of Massive Stars, Within and Beyond the Galaxy: The NAASC Science Workshop for 2008
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- VLA Configuration Schedule, Proposals, and Scheduling
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- Global cm VLBI Proposals
- VLA and EVLA Spectral Line Observations Below 1200 MHz
- Status of Observing with the Transition Array
- VLBA Sensitivity Upgrade Project
- First 3mm Science Observations with the GBT and MUSTANG Call for Proposals
- The GBT Dynamic Scheduling System Update
- Progress on the Ka-Band Focal Plane Array for the GBT
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- New NRAO Website Debuts
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NRAO Newsletter • April 2008 • Issue 115
Eleventh Synthesis Imaging Workshop
The Eleventh Synthesis Imaging Workshop will take place from June 10 through June 17, 2008, in Socorro, NM. The school will comprise a week of lectures on aperture synthesis theory and techniques at a level appropriate for graduate students in astrophysics. Basic lectures on synthesis imaging, and advanced lectures on more specialized techniques, will be included. Practical tutorials demonstrating data collection, calibration and imaging of both VLA and VLBA data will be given.
Registration opened February 4. The workshop is limited to 150 participants and is on a first-come, first-serve basis, so register early. If you need a letter of invitation for a visa, please request one as soon as you register. The registration fee is $150; early registration ends May 15 after which the registration fee will be $170, assuming there is still space available. For information on registration, travel, transportation, accommodation and for the full second announcement see the workshop web page.
Amy Mioduszewski
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