James H. Hough
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James Harley Hough (born 1943) is a British astronomer. Hough was Director of Astronomy Research at the University of Hertfordshire.[1]
In 1998, he received the Daiwa Adrian Prize for promoting scientific collaboration between the United Kingdom and Japan.[2] He was awarded the 2010 Herschel Medal for research on astronomical polarimetry.[3][4]
