A collaborative research project in #philosophyofcosmology, led by Chris Smeenk & Jim Weatherall. Made possible through the support of a @templeton_fdn grant.
Our special issue on Dark Matter & Modified Gravity is complete, including an open access editorial about integrating dark matter, modified gravity, and the humanities. Lots of physics, philosophy and history.
Open Access editorial: https://t.co/ZZxlZJaSnh
Reminder: This Monday, Aug 9, is the start of our conference on simulations in #cosmology. Aug 9 will focus on code comparisons & Aug 10 on model complexity. Join us! https://t.co/GOOtXTX2nI
Aug 13: Join us for our upcoming workshop, Emergence in Cosmology, exploring issues in matrix theory & quantum gravity. Registration is open now! https://t.co/pvBV5ZlQOH
The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, which unveiled humanity's first glimpse of a black hole in 2019, has achieved another milestone! Perimeter is a proud member of the global EHT team.
We are putting together a workshop at the end of August on Self-locating Uncertainty in the Cosmological Multiverse. Stay tuned for a conference schedule and talk titles! Visit our website for more information https://t.co/D2mRgnxecM
Four fascinating public lectures. A quiz about Einstein. A conversation between @carlorovelli and @AstroKatie about demystifying quantum mechanics. Get all that and more in the latest edition of ICYMI! https://t.co/TU6FDRQ4FD
#LoopyTuesday There are currently running 3 different QG sessions at the MG meeting. Our students (Pietropaolo Frisoni, Farshid Soltani, Patrick Fraser) were presenting their recent work made in @WesternU covering topics such as cosmology, black holes, spinfoam and numerics!
The list of speakers for our Conference on Philosophical Aspects of Simulations in Cosmology has been announced! Don't forget to check out our website for more information and to register to attend! https://t.co/GOOtXTX2nI
🛸Is there other intelligent life in the universe? Rotman Director Chris Smeenk offers commentary on this classic question in a recent article about UFO sightings & the search for extra-terrestrial life. https://t.co/bj8VSF2ejo
The New Philosopher Writers' Award is open for submissions! There are a number of awards with a variety of themes that submissions must be based on. Find out more information on their website: https://t.co/qPxjyxjktB
"Comets are like cats: they have tails and they do precisely what they want.” Find out who said this and why comets are so challenging to study in our latest #ESOblog
🔗 https://t.co/yUUqEIjmpM
Credit: S. Deiries / @ESO
Thank you to everyone who applied for our Seed Fellowship Grant. We are pleased to announce that we have chosen 4 recipients and are excited to see where their research takes them! Congratulations all! https://t.co/8jKmLcG4fP
We are putting together a conference in August on Philosophical aspects of simulations in cosmology. Stay tuned for a conference schedule and a list of speakers in the upcoming weeks! Visit our website for more information https://t.co/GOOtXTX2nI
Black holes are nature’s fastest data-scramblers, and secrets thrown into them may be more secure than previously thought: even if the information later emerges as Hawking radiation, a quantum machine learning algorithm won't be able to unscramble it. https://t.co/lndyPDZ8cx
#LoopyTuesday Countdown to the 2021 Loop Quantum Gravity Summer School starting next Monday and lasting 3 weeks. Take the chance: this year the school is completely online! https://t.co/W6iZ79Ek7j