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Christophe Jacques, an engineer at the NRAO Technology Center in Virginia, specializes in high-frequency data transmission. He worked in the Local Oscillator group to build and test the unique timing devices that allow ALMA’s high frequency data to be combined by supercomputer.

Credit: J. Stoke, NRAO/AUI/NSF

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