Building Precision Instruments to Explore the Cosmos
Phil Korngut is an astrophysicist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and SPHEREx Instrument Scientist. Credit: Rocco Ceselin for Nature.
Nature wrote a nice portrait of SPHEREx Instrument Scientist, Dr. Phil Korngut. Here is a link to the full story.
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