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ALMA Receives Award for Its Contribution to the Progress of Chile

ALMA Receives Award for Its Contribution to the Progress of Chile

The three winners of the ICARE 2017 Award. From left to right: Seiichi Sakamoto (Director of NAOJ Chile), Paulina Bocaz (AUI Chile Representative), Stuartt Corder (ALMA Acting Director), Sean Dougherty (ALMA Elected Director), Iván Arriagada (AMSA), and Juan Sutil (Empresas Sutil).

Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)

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