Lecture Archive

Measuring the Beginning of Time from the Bottom of the World - Cyndia Yu (Public Lecture)
30 Million Galaxies seen through 5000 Eyes - Dr. Chia-Hsun Chuang (Public Lecture)
Reaching for the Heavens - Dr. Dan Wilkins (Public Lecture)
Black Holes through the Kaleidoscope - Dr. Krista Lynne Smith (Public Lecture)
Satellite Streaks in Surveys of the Sky - Dr. Andrew Bradshaw (Public Lecture)
Exploring the Universe with the Vera C. Rubin Observatory - Dr. Phil Marshall (Public Lecture)
Energetic Bullets Sent from Outer Space - Dr. Ke Fang (Public Lecture)
The Dark Universe and the Dark Energy Survey - Dr. Alexandra Amon (Public Lecture)
Bending Space and Time - Dr. Simon Birrer (Public Lecture)
Echoes of the Early Universe - How the oldest observable light can teach us about fundamental physics - Dr. Jessie Muir (Public Lecture)
Supermassive Black Holes - Monsters Lurking in the Hearts of Galaxies - Dr. Dan Wilkins (Public Lecture)
Tiny Galaxies in a Dark Universe - Prof. Risa Wechsler (Public Lecture)
Pictures of Distant Worlds - Prof. Bruce Macintosh (Public Lecture)
A Sparkle in the Dark: The Outlandish Quest for Dark Matter (Public Lecture)
Our Universe - Prof. Jo Dunkley (Public Lecture)
Hearing the Thunder and Seeing the Lightning: A Gravitational Wave Detection of Colliding Neutron Stars - Dr. Daniel Holz (Public Lecture)
From Mars to the Multiverse - Sir Martin Rees (Public Lecture)
The Fastest Eye on the Sky: The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope - Prof. Aaron Roodman (Public Lecture)
Flares and Fireworks from Black Holes - Dr. Dan Wilkins (Public Lecture)
Viewing the Beginning of Time from the Most Remote Places on Earth - Dr. Zeeshan Ahmed (Public Lecture)
Neutron Stars, Black Holes and Gravitational Waves - Prof. Roger Blandford (Public Lecture)
Communicating Science to the Public
Dr. Risa Wechsler on the nature of the Universe.
How Typical are the Satellite of the Milky Way?