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- Jupiter's Radio Spectrum from 0.074 up to 15 GHz
- Unambiguous 3.5 cm Reflectivity Images of Ganymede and Callisto From Bistatic Goldstone/VLA Radar Observations
- Recent Goldstone Solar System Radar Observations
- A Medium-Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance Observed from the Ground and from Space
- Internal Structure of 4179 Toutatis
- Mechanistic Generation of Atmospheric Oscillations in Gas Giant Planets
- X-Band Microwave Radiometry as a Tool for Understanding the Deep Atmosphere of Venus
- Goldstone and Arecibo Radar Imaging of Near-Earth Asteroid 2014 HQ124
- Acoustic vs Interferometric Measurements of Lightning
- Longitude-resolved VLA Radio Maps of Jupiter
- New VLA Data Reconcile Galileo Probe and Ground-based Radio Observations of Ammonia in Jupiter's Atmosphere
- Comparing VLA Maps of the Giant Planets Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune
- The Composition and Chemistry of the Deep Tropospheres of Saturn and Uranus from Ground-Based Radio Observations
- Contemporaneous VLA and ALMA observations of Jupiter during the Juno mission
- Microwave Sounding of Saturn and Uranus: Comparing Gas- and Ice-Giant Planets
- Tomography of km-scale ionospheric disturbances with an array of fast-slewing radio telescopes
- Joint VLA-Juno retrieval of ammonia abundances in the turbulent weather layer of Jupiter
- The Structure of Neptune's Upper Atmosphere from Coordinated Multi-Wavelength Imaging
- Challenges to the retrieval of PH3 from ALMA & JCMT observations
- The ever-changing planet. Atmospheric variations in the Jovian atmosphere as seen by radio observations with Juno and the VLA.