Schedule

VISS talks will take place via Zoom as well as in person at various sites. Check emails announcements for details on each event.

October 15, 2021 Steven T. Myers

Next-Generation Radio Surveys from VLASS to the DSA2000 to the ngVLA: A Discussion
November 5, 2021          11MT / 13ET/ 14CLT     Zoom Link Joint discussion with NM seminar on Decadal Survey results
November 15, 2021       12 MT/ 14 ET / 16 CLT        Zoom Link

Chris Depree

National Radio Dynamic Zones: an update

December 6, 2021       12 MT/ 14 ET / 16 CLT        Zoom Link

Sanjay Bhatnagar

Algorithms R&D Overview and recent results

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