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- 7AprSir Run Run Shaw Series LectureProfessor Shelley D. Minteer, PhD will discuss electroanalytical techniques for studying biocatalysis, including both mediated enzymatic bio...
- 8AprA Film Screening and Panel Discussion: "Amplifying Authentic Immigrant Experiences via Drama and Film"A film screening and Panel Discussion with Neisha Terry Young/EGL and Mindy Fried/film producer and sociologist discussing, the film, "Open ...
- 10Apr"Academic Freedom at Risk: A Symposium on Campus Policing, Surveillance, and Censorship"Bringing together scholars, teachers, and activists, this event seeks to better understand the threats to academic freedom that we’re curr...
- 14AprLecture by Visiting Artist Carolyn Lazard, "Carolyn Lazard: Artist Talk"Lecture by Visiting Artist Carolyn Lazard, "Carolyn Lazard: Artist Talk"...
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Collaboration Reveals Clearest Images of the Universe’s Infancy
Research by the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT) collaboration has produced new images that are the clearest yet of the universe’s
infancy — the earliest cosmic time accessible.
The international collaboration of scientists includes Neelima Sehgal, associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and her team, which has played an essential role within the collaboration in analyzing
the CMB, the afterglow light from the Big Bang.