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We are pleased to announce an EU H2020 RAMONES webinar which will be organized next week with the title:
“Autonomous Marine Robotics for Collaborative Radioactivity Mapping”
The keynote speaker will be the RAMONES partner Dr. David Cabecinhas (IST-ID, Lisbon).
People interested should register here:
https://uoa.webex.com/weblink/register/r6191431f81046fdfcc16fa963552308d
Mark your calendar:
Wednesday May 3rd 2023 at 11’00 CET.
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