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Astronomy Lunch Series
Patrick Brady
Professor of Physics
College of Letters & Science
University of Wisconsin Millwaukee
Dr. Brady is interested in theoretical and experimental aspects of gravitation and gravitational-wave astronomy.
Come visit the observatory during the November public tour!
Quantum Matters Series
Ion Garate
Département de physique, Université de Sherbrooke
M.Sc. Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Zimeng Wang
Quantum Matters Series
Igor Žutić
Department of Physics, University at Buffalo, USA
Abstract
Astronomy Lunch Series
Renee Hlozek
Dunlap Institute and University of Toronto
Hložek studies a variety of problems in theoretical and observational cosmology through observations of the Cosmic Microwave Background, Type Ia supernovae and Baryon Acoustic Oscillations.
Colloquium Series
Dr. Luca Turin
Quantum Neurobiology Group
BSRC Alexander Fleming,
Vari, Greece
Phys10 Undergraduate Seminar Series
Roger Melko
Associate Professor & Canada Research Chair in Computational Many-Body Physics
Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Waterloo
Colloquium Series
Amjad Ashoorioon
University Bologna
Abstract
Astronomy Lunch Series
Joel N. Bregman
University of Michigan
Joel Bregman applies his expertise in X-ray observation and theory to account for the “missing baryons” (normal matter) in galaxies.
