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Andrew Bradshaw

Andrew Bradshaw

Research Associate, LSST at SLAC
Email
bradshaw@slac.stanford.edu
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Fred Kavli Building

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Rubin Observatory under construction. (Credit: Rubin Observatory/LSST.)
Vera Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time

Research Highlights

The LSST Camera Team pictured in front of the LSST Cleanroom where SLAC scientists and engineers developed the world’s largest digital camera for the Vera C. Rubin Observatory. Credit: LSST Camera Team/SLAC.
The LSST Camera is ‘an experiment in an experiment'

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