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IRF scientist Peter Wintoft about space weather during Innovation Days

IRF scientist Peter Wintoft about space weather during Innovation Days

Publicerat: 2021-06-092021-06-09NewsLund, Peter Wintoft, space weather
Recently, IRF scientist Peter Wintoft participated in Innovation Days in Lund to talk about space weather. The organizer Ideon Science Park broadcast... Fortsätt läsa

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