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    May 23, 2023
    Deadline extended! Attend the #NASARoman Community Conference, “Roman Science Inspired by Emerging JWST Results,” June 20-23 at STScI to explore how Roman’s surveys are already being reshaped by #JWST science! Register to attend in person by Monday May 29: bit.ly/RomanConf2023
    The body of a space telescope appears like a long round tube, pointing left with its circular aperture door open to observe. The background is a mix of pinks and blues, and represents space.
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    May 18, 2023
    #NASARoman’s community surveys are already being reshaped by #JWST science! Attend the Roman Community Conference, “Roman Science Inspired by Emerging JWST Results,” June 20-23 at STScI to explore how. Register to attend by Monday (May 22): bit.ly/3MeslQd
    Text, The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, runs at the top of an image that shows the body of the observatory, which appears like a long round tube, pointing left with its circular aperture door open to observe. The background is black and purple and represents space.
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    Apr 14, 2023
    Dr. Irma A. Quispe-Neira has received a national honor from Peru, awarded the rank of Comendador in the Order of Merit for Distinguished Service. Photo from the ceremony yesterday in Washington, presented by the Consul General of Peru.
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    Mar 21, 2023
    The latest #ULLYSES spectra are up! Find 51 new UV spectra for massive stars in the LMC, SMC, and nearby low-metallicity galaxies as well as 8 new T Tauri stars. New and archival data have also been added to time-series spectra: bit.ly/3YQa93K
    The left half of the screen shows a star field, with three circled. Lines connect from the stars to larger views of the stars, which are circled at center. At right are three line graphs, or spectra, that represent the data for LGN S071, LGN S003, LGN S004. Specific elements are identified in each spectrum, including nitrogen V, silicon IV, and carbon IV.