For our ninth edition of Astronomy on Tap Lausanne, we invited four different speakers that shared with us their passion of space : Jean-Paul Kneib, Co-leader of the mission Euclid at ESA Georges Meynet, astrophysicist at the Geneva observatory Sirine Asfour and François Perriard, founders of the Swiss Space Law Forum We also […]
AoT New Haven is returning for an in-person event on Tuesday, April 25 @ 7 pm at BAR New Haven. We have three awesome speakers lined up, who will be discussing exciting happenings in the astronomical community, from black holes to exoplanets to dark matter! You'll hear from Aritra Ghosh Emma Louden Lea Marcotulli More […]
We have heard a lot about how incredible space telescopes are, but the huge telescopes we have down on earth are also wonders of engineering. In this month edition of Astronomy on Tap we will hear about two of the most revolutionary ground-based telescopes. Our speakers are: Johan Fynbo : Right now there is a […]
Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Monday, May 15th for our next Astronomy on Tap at the outdoor Dog Haus Biergarten in Old Town Pasadena. We’ll hear from Caltech Astronomer Dr. Sofia Gallego: "The Great Cosmic Recipe: Understanding the Universe on Large Scales," and JPL Scientist Dr. Leonidas Moustakas: "Gravitational Lensing and the Nature of Dark Matter." […]
Hey you local space nerds! We're back! After our month-long hiatus, come on back out to Oviedo Brewing Company starting at 7PM on Tuesday, May 16th for our sixth Astronomy on Tap – Orlando event, where you can hear us talk about stuff both in and out of our Solar System... and our galaxy! This […]
Get ready for a great night of beer and space! We’ll have two UC Davis physics and astronomy folks giving talks. PhD student Rodrigo Stancioli will speak about merging galaxy clusters and the nature of dark matter, and Researcher Dr. Sam Schmidt will present on how the Distance Ladder enables us to measure cosmic distances. […]
Cancelled Our next event will feature Robin Bernhardt, a PhD student at the Universität zu Köln. Title: "Powered by the stars: solar energy in the past, present, and future" Summary: "For more than 3 billion years, living organisms use the sun as an important energy source. Solar energy in the form of photosynthesis nourishes plants […]
FREE, kid-friendly Monday, April 17th Doors open at 6:30 PM First speaker begins at 7 PM This month's lineup features two incredible speakers: Ashley Elliott takes us on an exciting journey into the world of interferometry and CHARA observatory. Discover how we measure stellar radii, image star surfaces, and unveil the secrets of the universe […]
