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WEBCAST OF OFFICER COLLIER'S MEMORIAL SERVICE–MARLAR LOUNGE
…stations where members of the MIT community can go to watch the service. Due to the estimated 15,000 people expected at tomorrow’s service, the MKI community is encouraged to attend…
BBL 9/21/2020 — 3 Talks! Sidney Lower (University of Florida), Kaze Wong (Johns Hopkins University), and Kameswara Mantha (University of Missouri – Kansas City)
…more accurate galaxy properties and 2) problems with model simplicity or inflexibility can be mitigated by considering more complex models alongside thoughtful priors to avoid degeneracies between model parameters. Bio:…
Open House 2021
Admitted graduate students should refer to the Physics Open House information and schedule sent by Sydney Miller. Faculty members Mike McDonald, Erin Kara, and Kiyo Masui sent information to you…
Two talks and a tour: Heavier than the Sun, Smaller than a City: The Neutron Star; Exploring the Universe from Near to Far with the Chandra X-ray Observatory; Tour of Operations Control Center for Chandra X-ray Observatory
Heavier than the Sun, Smaller than a City: The Neutron Star Dr. Paul Hemphill, 1:30-2:00pm Abstract: Neutron stars are some of the most extreme objects in the known Universe….
Onboarding
…Building 37) is on the main campus at 70 Vassar St, and housed the Center for Space Research, from which MKI sprang in 2004. McNair houses not only MKI, but…
MKI Open House Activities: Talks by Paul Torrey, Victoria Grinberg, and Aaron Ewall-Wice
…feature them in some capacity. However, black holes are also very much observable and one of the major topics of today’s X-ray astronomy. In this talk, I will give a…
IAP 2020 — Paul Hemphill: Heavier than the Sun, Smaller than a City: The Neutron Star (1/23/2020)
2:00-2:30 pm Neutron stars are some of the most extreme objects in the known Universe. More massive than the Sun, but just a few miles across, they have some of…