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Black hole breakthrough

Astronomers release landmark image

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Celebrate the EHT’s black hole breakthrough with these free posters

Download free high-res posters showcasing the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration and the groundbreaking image it attained of the M87 black…
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Nanotechnology Meets Neuroscience and Medicine: public lecture webcast

In a special joint public lecture on May 1, Anne M. Andrews and Paul S. Weiss will describe their scientific…
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Nanotechnology Meets Neuroscience and Medicine: public lecture webcast

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Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution: Lee Smolin public lecture webcast

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Windows on the Universe: Chad Hanna public lecture webcast

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An experimental test of quantum information scrambling

Perimeter Faculty member Beni Yoshida and colleagues successfully simulated the process of quantum information scrambling inside a black hole.
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/Apr 26, 2019
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Unmasking a monster: the EHT’s historic first image

Science writer Ian O’Neill explores the remarkable scientific ingenuity and collaboration required to capture humanity’s first glimpse of a black…
/Apr 10, 2019
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Black hole breakthrough: astronomers release landmark image

Humanity’s first look at a black hole has been released by the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration, a globe-spanning consortium of…
/Apr 10, 2019
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Expanding Horizons: Understanding the EHT’s black hole discoveries

On April 10 at 9 am ET, the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration announced a “groundbreaking result” regarding black holes. Following…
/Apr 05, 2019
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WATCH: Live announcement from the Event Horizon Telescope

Watch the live webcast of the announcement of “groundbreaking results” about black holes from the EHT collaboration.
/Apr 05, 2019
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Einstein’s Unfinished Revolution: Lee Smolin public lecture webcast

On April 17, in a special public lecture webcast, Lee Smolin will take the audience on a journey through the…
/Mar 28, 2019
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The curious case of Noether’s theorems

When mathematician Yvette Kosmann-Schwarzbach set out to write about Emmy Noether’s now ubiquitous theorems, she was surprised to learn that…
/Mar 22, 2019
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Not all men: What it means for a young woman scientist to encounter Emmy Noether

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/Mar 22, 2019
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People of PI: Unity seeker Elise LePage

For Elise LePage, studying physics feeds a deep desire to tease out nature’s unifying principles.
/Mar 15, 2019
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Forces of Nature: Celebrating three more brilliant women in science

What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than by putting three new posters of pioneering scientists on your wall?
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Windows on the Universe: Chad Hanna public lecture webcast

In his Perimeter Public Lecture on April 3, 2019, Chad Hanna will explore how new observational techniques are unveiling facets…
/Mar 14, 2019
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Young women encouraged to embrace challenges of scientific career paths

Nearly 200 high school students at Perimeter Institute’s annual “Inspiring Future Women in Science” event heard that adversity and failure…
/Mar 07, 2019
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People of PI: Creative Force Sonali Mohapatra

Sonali Mohapatra was valedictorian of the 2015 class of Perimeter Scholars International. Four years later, she’s obsessed with both quantum…
/Mar 05, 2019
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Watch online: Inspiring future women in science conference

Science suffers from an image problem. Students who love the subject often have no idea just how many career paths…
/Mar 01, 2019
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People of PI: Beauty seeker Chong Wang

For condensed matter theorist Chong Wang, the messy challenges of complex quantum systems can reveal an irresistible beauty.
/Feb 26, 2019
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