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Haystack climate change research: how fast are icebergs melting?

Iceberg melt rates are calculated with precision GPS and improved geometry measurements.

The Encyclopedia Britannica places Akiyama on their list of important young scientists.

Goncharenko, Tamburri, et al. published in JGR–Space Physics

Haystack among EHT institutions awarded Royal Astronomical Society 2021 Group Achievement Award for black hole imaging

Straight's career honored by campus colleagues.

This year's NEROC symposium consisted of a series of Fireside Chats and keynote talks.

Recent analysis of past observations reveal a persistence of and variation in the orientation of the black hole's shadow over several years.

Grant awarded for monitoring Antarctic ice shelf stability using seismology, geodesy, and ice penetrators.

A team of scientists from across MIT, with partner institutions, will be improving the modeling of space weather storms for better forecasting.

Haystack will continue the decades-long partnership with NASA's Space Geodesy Project (SGP).

Akiyama has been working at Haystack as a post-doctoral researcher and Jansky Fellow of NRAO since 2015.

Haystack radio astronomer Lynn Matthews co-authors “Spatially Resolved Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of the Great Dimming of Betelgeuse.”

Goncharenko has been named chair of a key CEDAR committee.

This year's summer undergraduate interns adapted to the challenge of doing research from home.

Haystack radio astronomer Jens Kauffmann is a co-author of "Magnetized filamentary gas flows feeding the young embedded cluster in Serpens South."

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