AI (R)evolutions in Observational Astronomy
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Dovi Poznanski (Tel Aviv University/Stanford) In Person and zoom
SLAC Colloquium
Is Dark Energy Evolving? What We’re Learning from DES and DESI
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Joshua Frieman (SLAC) In Person and zoom
XLZD and the Search for WIMP Dark Matter
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Dan Akerib and Tom Shutt (KIPAC) In Person and zoom
Seeing Triple: the Multiply-imaged Standard Candle Supernova "H0pe" That Yielded a Value for the Current Expansion Rate of the Universe
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Brenda Frye (University of Arizona) In Person and zoom
The Lingering Hubble Tension and New Puzzling Measurements of Dark Energy
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Daniel Scolnic (Duke University) In Person and zoom
The physical origins of artificial intelligence
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Surya Ganguli (Stanford University) In Person and zoom
nEXO and the quest for neutrino-less double beta decay
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Giorgio Gratta (Stanford University) In Person and zoom
The Second Kind of Impossible: The Quixotic Search for Natural Quasicrystals
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Location
SLAC, Kavli Auditorium
Speaker
Paul J. Steinhardt (Princeton University) In Person and zoom
Wave-like dark matter: A sea-change
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Location
SLAC, Redwood Conf. Room
Speaker
Chelsea Bartram (KIPAC) In Person and zoom
Investigating cosmic origin and evolution with CMB-S4
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Location
SLAC, Building 048, Redwood Conf. Rooms
Speaker
Zeesh Ahmed (KIPAC) In Person and zoom