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Awards, September 2018, Early Career Researcher Prize, ESPD, European Solar Physics Division, PhD Thesis prize, Prize
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2018 ESPD Prizes awarded
By Eduar Kontar. Published on 24 September 2018 in:Awards, September 2018, Early Career Researcher Prize, ESPD, European Solar Physics Division, PhD Thesis prize, Prize
The European Solar Physics Division board is delighted to present the 2018 ESPD Prize winners.
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