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Primordial Inflation Polarization Explorer (Phase 2)Johns Hopkins University Co-I

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Description

This is a Co-I proposal for Johns Hopkins University to participate in the Primordial Inflation Polarization Explorer (Phase 2) research effort concurrently proposed by the P.I., A. Kogut (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center). [See the A. Kogut proposal summary for more information.]

Details

Technology areaSensors and Instruments > Remote Sensing Instruments and Sensors > Detectors and Focal Planes
ProgramAstrophysics Research and Analysis (APRA)
Start date2012-10-01
End date2018-09-30

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