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+ details2013 CCAPP Price Prize Winners Announced
- CCAPP announces the annual Price Prize recipients:
Jessica Stockham (University of Kansas) and Liang Dai (Johns Hopkins). - Liang is a theorist; he is working on identifying signatures of the seeds of structure formed just after the Big Bang, when the universe was extremely young, dense, and hot.
- Stockham is an experimentalist; she is working on new techniques to detect ultra-high-energy neutrinos and cosmic rays and to determine the nature of their sources.
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Dr. Pliny A. and Margaret H. Price Prize in Cosmology and AstroParticle Physics
- Established by a generous gift to CCAPP from Steve Price and Jill Levy, the Dr. Pliny A. and Margaret H. Price Prize will be awarded annually to graduate students in recognition of research excellence in areas closely related to CCAPP science initiatives.
- Price Prize winners will spend an extended period visiting CCAPP, give the Price Prize seminar on their research, and receive a $1500 honorarium.
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CCAPP's Rebecca Reesman Wins TAUP 2013 Poster Contest
Rebecca won the theory poster competition at the LBL TAUP2013 summer school, held in Asilomar, CA. The school is for roughly 50 graduate students and postdocs working in particle astrophysics and cosmology. Her poster was on her work on measuring the opacity of the Universe with TeV gamma ray sources.
Milky Way Supernova May Be Visible in Next 50 Years
Astronomers at The Ohio State University have calculated the odds that, sometime during the next 50 years, a supernova occurring in our home galaxy will be visible from Earth.
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CCAPP Outreach: Portal to the Public
Arts and sciences researchers have teamed up with Columbus' COSI (Center of Science and Industry) to introduce current scientific research and its applications to general audiences as part of COSI's new Portal to the Public Initiative.
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Five-Year Mission to Map Southern Sky
Tonight, as the sun sinks below the horizon, the world's most powerful digital camera will once again turn its gleaming eye skyward. Tonight, and for hundreds of nights over the next five years, a team of physicists and astronomers from around the globe will use this remarkable machine to try to answer some of the most fundamental questions about our universe.
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