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ZOOM
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Paul Evenson, University of Delaware
Host
Petit
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Gregory Foote, University of Delaware
Host
Petit
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Riley Clarke, University of Delaware
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Petit
https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.10694
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ZOOM
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Christi Erba, University of Delaware
Host
Petit
https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.10770
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ZOOM
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Jamie Holder, University of Delaware
Host
Petit
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ZOOM Meeting
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Shaquann Seadrow , University of Delaware
Host
Petit
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Zoom
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Matthew Schultz, University of Delaware
Host
Petit
A triple system with a nonaccreting black hole in the inner binary: A naked-eye analog of LB-1?
By Rivinius et al., 2020.
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ZOOM Meeting
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Arijit Bose, MIT
Host
Shay
Magnetization of matter at extreme conditions broadens the scope for exploratory sciences with laser-produced plasmas. The widespread applications of B-fields include magnetized inertial confinement fusion (ICF), laboratory models of astrophysical phenomenon and characterization of magnetized materials. In this talk, I will share the story of producing ion magnetization in laser-produced plasmas.
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Gregory Dobler, University of Delaware
Host
Gizis
I will give a "historical" introduction to our discovery of the Galactic haze/bubbles towards the center of the Milky Way. These bubbles are one of the largest structures in the Galaxy (~17 kpc across), but remained hidden until the advent of all-sky satellite observations in the microwaves (WMAP, Planck) and gamma-rays (Fermi). This structure has several unique characteristics that are difficult to model with conventional astrophysical processes and I will discuss current efforts to do so from Mertsch & Petrosian (2019).
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https://udel.zoom.us/j/95160020385
Password: stayhome!
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Rachel Amey, graduating UDel PhD student in the Psychological and Brain Science Department
Host
Bianco
Increasing national interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) domains has led to the largest STEM workforce of men and women. However, despite current interest, women remain underrepresented. Studies examining the gender gap typically rely on behavioral measures, indexing the thoughts, feelings, and performance of stigmatized individuals in identity threatening STEM contexts.
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