Join us this Thursday when Andrea Gokus tells us about how astronomers view the climate crisis. Andrea is a doctoral candidate at the Universität zu Würzburg and Karl Remeis Observatory. We go live on YouTube at 19:00 CEST on 2 September. Link: https://youtu.be/WD61O4KgFPU Title: Does the climate crisis matter for astronomy? Summary: "The climate crisis […]
Our October event will feature Dr. Arshia Jacob explaining how small molecules can have a very large effect. Dr. Jacob is now a post doctoral researcher at Johns Hopkins University, though she completed her PhD at the Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy in Bonn where she analysed the impact of hydrides in astrochemistry. We will […]
Our next event (and final for the year) will occur this week! We will have Craig Yanitski explaining the various theories of gravity, from the antiquated Aristotelian point of view up to the current research in modified Newtonian dynamics. When he isn't trying to engage the public in astronomy, Craig works on his doctoral thesis […]
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 […]
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: - […]