ALMA Development- A Science Sustainability Program: Project Call Coordination Meeting

North-American Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA)

Development: A Science Sustainability Program

Information/Coordination Meeting Webinar

 Cycle 9 Call for Project Proposals
February 16, 2021
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. EST (19:00 – 20:00 UTC)

Call Information:

The Information/Coordination meeting webinar will be held virtually on Zoom. You must register in advance of the webinar HERE to receive the call-in information.

The presentations will also be linked to this page after the webinar (see below).

Ground Rules

In order to allow all participants to be able to view and hear the presentation, and to ask questions and hear responses, the North American ALMA Science Sustainability Cycle 9 Call for Project Proposals Coordination Meeting will host remote participants by means of a simultaneous video/teleconference (connection information above).

During the presentation portion of the meeting, participants' will be muted to reduce extraneous noise.

Questions

Should participants have questions about any portion of the presentation, please send an email message:

  • At appropriate intervals, the moderator will invite participants, one by one, to allow the questions to be asked.
  • All questions and answers will be posted, as soon as possible following the meeting, to the FAQ.

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Meeting Presentations:

  1. Development Call Mechanic
  2. NA ALMA Development Update

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