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Meet the Keynote Speakers: Philip Hopkins

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Philip Hopkins

by Ashley Villar | Jan 5, 2017 | Current Events, Personal Experiences

Prof. Phil Hopkins studies the formation of the many components of our universe — from galaxies and supermassive black holes to stars and planets.

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Wendy Freedman

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Wendy Freedman

by Ashley Villar | Jan 4, 2017 | Current Events, Personal Experiences

Prof. Wendy Freedman’s work focuses on a parameter that lies at the heart of cosmology — the Hubble constant.

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Martin Aubé

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Martin Aubé

by Ashley Villar | Jan 4, 2017 | Current Events, Personal Experiences

Light pollution is a concern for many astronomy enthusiasts and stargazers, but for Prof. Martin Aubé its effects are a lifelong investigation.

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Bill Bottke

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Bill Bottke

by Ashley Villar | Jan 3, 2017 | Current Events, Personal Experiences

Just the mention of asteroid bombardment is frightening to most, but for Dr. Bottke it is all fun and games.

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Chris McKee

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Chris McKee

by Ashley Villar | Jan 3, 2017 | Current Events, Personal Experiences

“Stars are the atoms of the universe,” according to Prof. Chris McKee, who studies the formation of these important cosmic building blocks.

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