Welcome to SPACE!
@DukeTrinity College of Arts & Sciences' new universitywide SPACE Initiative will accelerate interdisciplinary research and education.
Join the kickoff event on Sep 8 and hear a keynote talk by astronaut and Duke alum Anna Menon. https://t.co/V59CsbOhdq
With its 3,200-megapixel camera, the @VRubinObs will transform our understanding of the cosmos. Duke Cosmologists are behind the scenes, keeping everything in focus: https://t.co/vqEmXKv1rb
Do you think you’re smarter than a 5th grader about how the Universe works? You might be, if you read professor @EveVavagiakis children's book, “I’m a Photon," which uses rhymes and illustrations to explain scientific concepts. https://t.co/PyYZTuk2wQ
Congratulations to Divine Kumah @kumahlab, Charles H. Townes Associate Professor of Physics, who was honored with a named professorship in recognition of his leadership and commitment to excellence in scholarship and research. https://t.co/03EHhcp23b
Join us on Monday, May 19 for a research symposium celebrating the late Professor Tom Mehen's career, collaborations and scientific legacy. More information: https://t.co/OJmCFU6InS
“This is the first truly three-dimensional, stereotaxic atlas of the mouse brain,” - G. Allan Johnson, PhD, Charles E. Putman University Distinguished Professor of Radiology @DukeRadiology, and professor @DukePhysics & the Dept of Biomedical Engineering.
https://t.co/4MlRACPS5r
“The hype in the field is just insane right now, but there’s something behind it, I’m convinced. Maybe not today, but I think in the long run, we’re going to see these things.” Professor Chris Monroe weighs in on new quantum results for @sciam.
https://t.co/J4aS8yaaTx
Did you know❓
The Fritz London Memorial Prize commemorates #FritzLondon, a distinguished @DukePhysics member known for his pioneering contributions to theoretical chemistry, physics, and the philosophy of science?
Discover more here: https://t.co/WiYbdsnPof
#LT30#LT302025
The Fritz London Memorial Prize Selection Committee is proud to announce this year's awardees: Congratulations to John Saunders, Robert Hallock & Ali Yazdani for their groundbreaking contributions to low-temperature physics.
@lt30conference@IUPAP_physics
https://t.co/tQC5NRtFs4
Can AI crack the mysteries of nuclear collisions? @DukeU physicist @steffen_bass & Simon Mak @StatSciDuke are using machine learning to reconstruct ultra-fast nuclear interactions — solving problems once thought impossible. https://t.co/myWk9DWSKh
Join us for the colloquium next Monday from 4-5pm in Riddick 325!! Dr. Daniel Scolnic (@DScol) from Duke University (@DukePhysics) will discuss "The Lingering Hubble Tension and New Puzzling Measurements of Dark Energy"! | More info:
https://t.co/WqoSKI16pe
The Universe is expanding—fast. Maybe too fast.
A new measurement from @DScol's team confirms past, hotly debated results: the Universe’s expansion rate doesn’t match our predictions. Could this escalate the Hubble tension into a full-blown crisis? https://t.co/iDk5NqvAH4
Travel across the Universe, or a synthetic version of it, through @michaeltroxel's latest simulations of @NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope future findings. https://t.co/lRXyYqJEaF
“It’s actually a very daring thing to even go after it,” @KateScholberg weighs in on the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory's goal of not simply detecting, but ranking neutrinos. @AP https://t.co/t3I6bIELHG
We mourn the passing of our colleague Tom Mehen, a long-serving @DukeU faculty and passionate teacher known for his research on quantum chromodynamics and the application of effective field theory to problems in hadronic physics. In remembrance: https://t.co/ianaLTRujR
@kumahlab and @DukePhysics graduate student Jordan Shield's News and Views article is out in Nature Physics. The article reviews new work utilizing the orientation of crystalline substrates to modify the electronic properties of ultra-thin films
https://t.co/jvO9D818ju