Radio Astronomer Karen O'Neil: My Path

Karen O'Neil is a Staff Scientist at Green Bank Observatory, the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope. She does some pretty cool science and likes to share that science with others. But one of her favorite things to do is help other scientists get time on the telescope.
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