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Tim O'Brien - Why should I care about the SKA?
Associate Director of Jodrell Bank Observatory Tim O’Brien gives an inspiring presentation on why we should care about the Square Kilometre Array and what it represents. The presentation was recorded at the SKA Prospectus Workshop held at the Jodrell Bank Observatory.
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