This is an In-Person {HYBRID} Event Location: B50 Auditorium TITLE: How to Transition from Academia to Industry? ABSTRACT: Physics division IDEA committee is hosting a second panelist event where we invite former LBNL physics division postdocs to share their experiences …

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This is an In-Person Event Location: Sessler Conference Room - 50A-5-5132 Title: Probing fundamental physics by mapping the millimeter and submillimeter sky Abstract: Cosmology has transformed from a field of speculation to precision science as a result of a wealth …

SPEAKER: Steve Choi (Cornell)- TITLE: Probing fundamental physics by mapping the millimeter and submillimeter sky Read More »

This is an In-Person Event Location: Sessler Conference Room - 50A-5-5132 Title: Precision Cosmology with the Cosmic Microwave Background Abstract: The cosmic microwave background (CMB) provides an unparalleled opportunity to advance our understanding of the fundamental physics of the universe. …

Speaker: Sara Simon (Fermilab)-Title: Precision Cosmology with the Cosmic Microwave Background Read More »

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This is an In-Person Event Location: Sessler Conference Room - 50A-5-5132 Title: A window on the Universe with the next-generation of millimeter-wave telescopes Abstract: Cosmology has experienced a considerable surge in the past thirty years, and is now well established …

SPEAKER: Clara Verges (Harvard)- TITLE: A window on the Universe with the next-generation of millimeter-wave telescopes Read More »

This is an In-Person Event Location: Sessler Conference Room – 50A-5-5132 SPEAKER:  Seth R. Johnson (ORNL) TITLE: Celeritas v0.2: a new Monte Carlo particle transport code for detector simulation on GPUs ABSTRACT: Celeritas is a new Monte Carlo particle transport …

SPEAKER: Seth R. Johnson (ORNL)-TITTLE: Celeritas v0.2: a new Monte Carlo particle transport code for detector simulation on GPUs Read More »

This is an In-Person Event Location: Sessler Conference Room – 50A-5-5132 Title: Pointing Superconductors at the Sky: Towards new fundamental physics through precision cosmic microwave background measurements Abstract: The cosmic microwave background is an incredible tool for probing fundamental physics, …

SPEAKER: John Groh (NIST)- TITLE: Pointing Superconductors at the Sky: Towards new fundamental physics through precision cosmic microwave background measurements Read More »