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The Future of Human Space Exploration: A Panel Discussion with Luminary NASA Astronauts

2010 Biard Lecture

The 4th Annual Biard Lecture was held on Sunday November 21, 2010 at COSI. Here are some news links about the event.

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Another One Lights the Dust

An odd supernova in a distant galaxy hints at the future of a star system much closer to home.

Ohio State astronomers were searching the skies for black holes. Instead, they discovered a…

Watch Live Construction of DECam

The Dark Energy Survey (DES) is building the Dark Energy Camera (DECam) for looking deep into the universe and recording movements of galaxies.

ANITA Sees Surprise Cosmic Rays

CCAPP Postdoc Eric Grashorn and colleagues noted radio waves detected by ANITA, that were initially dismissed as noise, actually had a similar pattern in their distribution of frequencies.

Kazantzidis Featured in Nature Journal

"Supermassive Black Hole Formation in the Early Universe"

Ohio State University astronomer Stelios Kazantzidis is part of an international team of scientists proposing that galaxy mergers…

Ohio State Impact Magazine

With a focus on research and featured article of CCAPP, the summer 2010 issue of Ohio State Impact magazine is now available online.

Kistler Awarded 2010 Einstein Fellowship

Congratulations to CCAPP's Presidential Fellow Matthew Kistler, who was one of ten scientists awarded the 2010 Einstein Fellowship.

NASA has announced the selection of the 2010 Einstein…

Ohio State researchers score Sloan Fellowships

An Ohio State astronomer is among researchers recently honored with prestigious fellowships from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Todd Thompson, assistant professor of astronomy and CCAPP science…

Photomultiplier tube from SuperK

2009

The photomultipier tube pictured here was used to watch the Super Kamiokande (SuperK) water for the atmospheric neutrino. It was one…