Martin Aubé wins FRQNT’s 2014 Award of Excellence

Une photo de l’appareil SAND, le tout premier spectromètre permettant d’estimer les aérosols nocturnes à partir de la mesure de la pollution lumineuse testé à l’Observatoire du Mont-Mégantic. Crédit : M. Aubé

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