From OSF and SCO, the 24 interns who participated in ALMA’s summer program presented their projects and progress in a collaborative session with their supervisors. The event provided an opportunity to share lessons learned, receive feedback, and conclude an experience marked by curiosity, teamwork, and the contribution of new ideas to the observatory.
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