NRAO VLA/VLBA Community Webinar Series

 

For 2022, the NRAO is organizing a virtual webinar series on topics of interest to the VLA and VLBA user community. The intended audience for these presentations range from new to experienced observers, and include topics related to proposing, observing, data reduction, and new developments. Presentations will allow for live attendance and interaction with Observatory staff via Zoom.

Recordings will be made available and linked from this page for those unable to attend the live presentations.

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