Friday, March 16, 2018. March 9 - Alien Weather. Our speaker this week was Statia Cook, a Columbia Teaching Fellow and a Research Associate at the American Museum of Natural History. She is an observational astrophysicist whose research focuses on studies of the weather and climate of other planets, especially the giant planets in the outer Solar System. Sunday, February 25, 2018. February 23 - The LSST Revolution.

Slowing down particles of quantum and cosmological data. Monday, 17 March 2014. First Direct Evidence of Cosmic Inflation. Swirls in the CMB polarization, shown here in the BICEP2 data, show the first clear evidence of primordial gravitational waves. It appears that the rumours were true. The FAQ summarising the data. No experiment should be taken too s.

Jeff Gore is a biophysicist at MIT, but this site will have general thoughts on science, academica, and society. Perspectives on theory at the interface of physics and biology. William Bialek has just posted on the arxiv. Which explores some of the same issues. The students were simply using.

How a Couple of Guys Built the Most Ambitious Alien Outreach Project Ever. Neat, thanks, I will take a look. Novel coming along! Return to top of page.

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Stevie Bergman and Brian Kraus, Broadcasting on WPRB Princeton 103. Tamara Patton on Virtual Reality in Nuclear Arms Control and Ingrid Ockert on Arming Mother Nature. Ryan McKellar, Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Tamara Patton, Nuclear Futures Lab. And Julien de Lanversin on nuclear archaeology.