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Exploring the universe under Namibian skies

Professor Rob Fender talks about the AMT project
With a love for black holes and all things astronomy, a renowned astrophysicist and integral member of the African Millimetre Telescope project recently visited Namibia to share his expertise and get the lay of the land.
Yolanda Nel
Professor Rob Fender is currently heading the Astrophysics sub-department at the University of Oxford. He has been awarded a prestigious €14m ERC Synergy Grant, 'Blackholistic',
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