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Meet Jay Frothingham, a Summer Co-Op Student at NRAO’s Central Development Laboratory. Jay's project is called, "Characterization Of A Microwave Photonic Synthesizer For Future Applications In Radio Astronomy Instrumentation." Video created 01/13/2023 #cdl

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