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Save the Date! UV Science and Instrumentation Workshop | May 7th – 9th, Pasadena CA

23 February 2024

We are pleased to announce a workshop on ultraviolet astrophysics and instrumentation to be held May 7th – 9th (with optional JPL tour on May 10th) in the von Karman auditorium at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA. This workshop fosters greater collaboration in the astrophysics community in preparation for the Habitable Worlds Observatory and other mission opportunities.

Advance registration will be mandatory but free of charge. Stay tuned for RSVP deadline and other information.

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