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British dignitaries to honor Sen.Domenici's dedication to scientific collaboration




(University of Cambridge) Her Majesty's Consul, Kevin Lynch and Science Consul, Dr. May Akrawi will be in New Mexico honoring Senator Domenici's commitment to UK/US scientific collaboration with Professor Peter Littlewood and Dr. Dave Buscher from the University of Cambridge's Cavendish Laboratory visiting from the UK for this occasion. At the event, the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology will rename the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's Array Operations Center as the "Pete V. Domenici Science Operations Center."


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