Nov 1-2, 2018: Netherlands ALMA Science Day & ALMA Data Reduction Training Day — Announcement

16 July 2018/in Allegro, Workshops/by Allegro

The second Netherlands ALMA Science Day will take place on Thursday November 1, 2018, at Leiden Observatory. Allegro, organizes this meeting for the Netherlands ALMA community to share their exciting new science, hear the latest news from the telescope, and discuss user experiences and ALMA-related topics.

Sign up to share a day with the top ALMA science done in our region. Contributed talks (~20 min) are welcome: If you are interested in presenting your recent results from ALMA, please indicate so in the registration page.

For those interested, the meeting will be followed by an ALMA data reduction training with CASA on Friday November 2 at Allegro.

You can register at the following link.

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