Radio astronomy: Finger on the pulsar

Bernie Fanaroff ()
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Bernie Fanaroff: Bernie Fanaroff is the project director of South Africa's SKA project. He was Deputy Director General of President Nelson Mandela's Presidency.

Nature, 2013, vol. 502, issue 7472, 439-440

Abstract: Bernie Fanaroff probes a study on how radio telescopes have opened up our understanding of the Universe.

Date: 2013
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