Welcome to the greatest science talks in Baton Rouge! Come check out the fantastic speakers that have come to give us great talks from the comfort of your own home! Dr. Dan Sheehy Graphene: Space Age Material for Future Technology I will describe graphene, a recently discovered material that is a one-atom thick sheet of […]
Welcome to the greatest science talks in Baton Rouge! Come check out the fantastic speakers that have come to give us great talks from the comfort of your own home! Ethan White: A Real Fake Universe Simulations are an important part of modern astronomy. This talk will go into why we use simulations, their […]
Our next event will take place on Monday 26 July at 20:00 CEST on ZOOM! That’s right, you will have the opportunity to join us directly on the Zoom call and participate in the discussions and games. This month, Frits Sweijen and Wendy Williams will tell us all about active galaxies in the radio sky. Register at https://aotleiden.eventbrite.nl […]
We have great news! For our next event, we will be back at Grandcafé De Burcht (Burgsteeg 14, 2312 JS Leiden) on Monday 30 August at 20:00 CEST. It's a free event, but registration is required due to COVID-19 regulations! Please read the important information below. There is limited space so save your seat at https://aotleiden.eventbrite.nl and join us for an […]
Season 2 of AoT Jena is starting! Get ready for a discussion that will take us to the depths of Artificial Intelligence! Our guest: Dr Christina Orphanidou. Dr Orphanidou is a Data and Artificial Intelligence expert, currently leading the Data and AI Lab in PwC Cyprus. She has a DPhil in Artificial Intelligence from […]
Dr. Rachel Smith, head of the Astronomy and Astrophysics Lab at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, will be taking us on a virtual tour of our neighboring planets and even out beyond the solar system! As we fly through space, she will discuss the search for life beyond Earth and planetary analogues to Earth’s […]
The most common way to look at space is not using our eyes at all, but using telescopes to see for us – sometimes even beyond the visible spectrum. Astronomers often use graphs to visualize this data, but other mediums are necessary to communicate this information to the outside community. With this in mind, there […]
Join us as Dr. Rongmon Bordoloi (NC State) talks about Fermi Bubbles and how they could be related to the black hole at the center of our galaxy! Then, stick around after the talk for a bit of astronomy trivia and prizes. It's going to be a blast!