Public talks
Take part in the Advanced Studies Gateway public talks. The talks are free and open to the general public, and they are designed for a general audience. Watch and listen as groundbreaking researchers and eminent scholars from around the world share stories and describe their work. Bring friends and family. Ask questions and take part in the discussion. Learn something new and be inspired to learn more.
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Upcoming talks
No talks scheduled at this time.
Past talks
8 January (1 p.m.) - Doerte Blume - Helium: from an extremely weakly-bound molecule to superfluidity
11 December (1 p.m.) - Eva Silverstein - The Cosmological Horizon, Macrostates, and Microstates
13 November (1 p.m.) - Ken Dill - A Biophysical Perspective on the Origin of Life
2 October (1 p.m.) - Steven M. Girvin - Progress and Prospects for the Second Quantum Revolution and the Race to Build “Impossible” Computers
1 May (1 p.m.) - Mark J. Schnitzer - Optical Imaging of Neuronal Dynamics in Healthy and Diseased Brains
3 April (1 p.m.) - Lisa Randall - Knocking on Heaven's Door
27 February (1 p.m.) - Katherine Freese - The Cosmic Cocktail: Three Parts Dark Matter