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Workshops and Events

Events in 2024

Event	Dates
20^th Synthesis Imaging Summer School	May 15 - 22

Events in 2023

Event	Dates
NRAO Community Day - UNAM Morelia, Mexico	September 28 - 29
NRAO Community Day - MIT Haystack	April 3 - 4
19^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop	June 13 - 21

Events from previous years

Year	Events & Workshops		Community Days & Webinars
2022	The VLA Sky Survey in the Multiwavelength Spotlight	18^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop (virtual) 9th VLA Data Reduction Workshop (In-person /Presentations Hybrid)	NRAO Community Webinar Series (Virtual)
2021		8th VLA Data Reduction Workshop (Virtual)	NRAO Community Day (Virtual)
2020	17^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop (Virtual)		Virtual NRAO Community Day (Virtual) NRAO Community Days at DRAO (Canceled) NRAO Community Days at NAOJ (Canceled) NRAO Community Days at U. Guanajuato (Canceled)
2019		7th VLA Data Reduction Workshop	NRAO Community Days at TTU NRAO Community Days at UMBC
2018	16^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop		NRAO/LBO Community Days at INAOE, Puebla, Mexico NRAO/LBO Community Days at University of Toronto NRAO/LBO Community Days at Caltech
2017		6th VLA Data Reduction Workshop	NRAO/GBO/LBO Community Days at Cornell NRAO/LBO Community Days at UNAM-Morelia NRAO/LBO Community Day at University of Michigan
2016	15^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop	5^th VLA Data Reduction Workshop
2014	14^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop	4^th VLA Data Reduction Workshop
2013		3^rd VLA Data Reduction Workshop	Universidad de Guanajuato / UNAM Morelia
2012	13^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop	2^nd VLA Data Reduction Workshop	UC Berkeley
2011		1^st VLA Data Reduction Worksop	University of Maryland
2010	12^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop
2008	11^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop
2006	10^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop
2004	9^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop
2002	8^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop
1998	6^th Synthesis Imaging Workshop

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