We are back with live events!! This time we will feature Jakob den Brok, a PhD candidate from Bonn, Germany who will discuss the science behind how medieval cultures navigated their ships and mapped continents! Title: Navigating into the Age of Discovery with Arabic Science & Charts Summary: Before the 20th century, making accurate charts […]
With us Olivia Cooper, a third year astronomy graduate student at UT Austin working with Professor Caitlin Casey. Her research focuses on bright and early galaxies, and the role of these massive galaxies in the evolution of the Universe in the first two billion years. She graduated from Smith College in May 2020 with degrees […]
Join us in-person next Monday for our last event this year! Prof. Lars Kristensen will explain his insight of the chemistry in the universe, culminating in the different astronomical "cocktails" that exist. We will follow the engaging presentation with a pub quiz where you can win prizes!! 🙂 Date: 20:00 28 November 2022 Title: The […]
In our first event of 2023, we have Dr. Volker Ossenkopf-Okada discussing the impact of and his experiences with mega-constellations. Title: The promise and curse of the mega-constellations Summary: "Starlink, Oneweb, Guo Wang and Project Kuiper promise affordable and fast internet at any point of the globe. In fact Starlink is currently one of the […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 and […]
Was braucht es, um ganze Planeten, Sterne, Galaxien und das Universum in einem Supercomputer zu erschaffen? Was ist das tägliche Brot eines theoretischen Astrophysikers, und warum brauchen wir so astronomisch große Computer? Am Donnerstag, dem 26.10.2023, beantwortet Dr. Tim-Eric Rathjen von der Universität zu Köln diese und weitere spannende Fragen in seinem Vortrag: "Das Universum […]
Jeden Monat bietet Astronomy on Tap Köln unterhaltsame und aufschlussreiche Vorträge auf Deutsch und Englisch für Ihren inneren Astronomie-Nerd! Kommen Sie zu uns und erfahren Sie, was Astrophysiker tun, um die Rätsel des Kosmos zu lösen. Am 7. März 2024 um 19.00 Uhr stehen 2 Speaker von der Universität zu Köln auf dem Programm: "Astronomie […]
Jeden Monat bietet Astronomy on Tap Köln unterhaltsame und aufschlussreiche Vorträge auf Deutsch und Englisch für Ihren inneren Astronomie-Nerd! Kommen Sie zu uns und erfahren Sie, was Astrophysiker tun, um die Rätsel des Kosmos zu lösen. Am 11. April 2024 um 19.00 Uhr stehen 2 Speaker von der Universität zu Köln auf dem Programm: - […]