Yay. [I say this with sarcasm thanks to insider information, though I do genuinely wish the new management well.]
A consortium led by the University of Central Florida will start formal transition activities to take on the management of the National Science Foundation’s Observatory. NSF is negotiating the operations and management award with UCF.
With its partners, Universidad Metropolitana in San Juan and Yang Enterprises, Inc. in Oviedo, the team plans to expand the capabilities of the telescope, which has made significant contributions to science.
“UCF’s oversight of this crucial resource further solidifies our university as a leader in space-related research,” said UCF President John C. Hitt. “The observatory will provide a valuable new dimension to space science at UCF while creating more academic opportunities for students and faculty at UCF, in Puerto Rico and beyond. Our lead role with the observatory deepens Central Florida’s strong ties with our fellow citizens on the island. This agreement, made possible through partnerships, also ensures that the observatory will continue to make significant contributions to space science and mankind.”
http://today.ucf.edu/ucf-led-consortium-manage-arecibo-observatory-puerto-rico/
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ReplyDeleteSo, it's still operational after the hurricane demolished Puerto Rico? That's good to know.
ReplyDeleteYang Enterprises is hiring for Arecibo, too:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.yangenterprises.com/prob/prob-jobs.aspx