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This week, Ames Center Director Dr. Eugene Tu presented Representative Anna G. Eshoo with the Pioneer plaque to recognize her for 32 years of distinguished public service and her enduring support for the agency. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ggfYsJZ4

  • Dr. Eugene Tu, center director at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley, presents Representative Anna Eshoo with a replica of the Pioneer plaque during a recognition event for her 32 years of public service. NASA/Brandon Torres Navarrete
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Love to see this! 🤩

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Deborah Feng

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Inspiring

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Best of luck

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Chalindu Yohan

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Fantastic update!

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Tyler Humfleet

Student at University of Cincinnati

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Congratulations Anna!

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Dr. Mohiuddin Kabir

Associate Professor at East West University

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Congratulations!

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