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Tiffany Christian and Amy Kimball

Tiffany Christian is a former NRAO National Astronomy Consortium Fellow. Amy Kimball is a scientist at the NRAO managing the Very Large Array Sky Survey.

Women in Astronomy 2017. Day II

Women in Astronomy 2017. From left to right: Moiya McTier, Nicolle Zellner, Summer Ash, Rachael Livermore, Jennifer Weston, Eileen Gonzalez, Natalia Lewandowska.

Marialis Rosario-Franco and Marian Diaz

Marialis Rosario-Franco received our Gröte Reber Doctoral Fellowship in 2018.

Poster Session!

WIA IV 2017

Amy Kimball

WIA IV 2017

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