FY 2012

ALMA: Detection of Sugars around a Proto-star

ALMA: Imaging Gas in a Proto-planetary Disk

GBT: HI Intensity Mapping

GBT & Lab Astrochemistry: A New Molecular Discovery

VLBA: Distance & Mass of a Transitional Milli-second Pulsar

Jansky VLA: Imaging Molecular Gas in Forming Massive Galaxies

Jansky VLA: Imaging Molecular Gas in Early Disk Galaxies

Distance & Size of a Hypergiant Star

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