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Zoom Café Scientifique: Lessons from the Universe

Sep 7, 2020 - Sep 7, 2020 | 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Online Event by the Carnegie Science Center
Downtown Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Presenter
Andrew R. Zentner
Professor, Department of Physics and
Astronomy & Pittsburgh Particle Physics,
Astrophysics and Cosmology Center
University of Pittsburgh

We now understand the history of the Universe over the last 14 billion years in exquisite detail. This is a remarkable achievement that required centuries of work – and we are not finished. The study of the Universe can teach us many valuable lessons. We have a greater understanding of where we came from on the grandest scale, and we can use the Universe as a laboratory to study new laws of physics. In our upcoming Café Sci, explore the possibilities for dark matter and dark energy, the formation and evolution of black holes, and the very early stages of the Universe which we inhabit. We can even learn about and reinforce the methods of science itself. Learn about the history and science of the Universe and how the study of the Universe can teach us valuable lessons.

About Andrew R. Zentner:
Andrew is a theoretical cosmologist on the faculty of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Pittsburgh. Andrew’s publications can be obtained from any of the arXiv, SPIRES , and the NASA Astrophysics Data System. You can find out more about Andrew’s work from his personal web page, here. opens in a new window

About our Virtual Café Sci:
The event is FREE to attend, but preregistration is required! Once you sign up, you’ll get an email confirmation with instructions on how to enter the event. Have a question for Andrew? You’ll be able to type your questions in the Q&A section during the presentation!

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