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2026-02-09bblunch
Holder, Gilbert (Univ. of Illinois)
Fingerprints of the Later Universe in the Cosmic Microwave BackgroundYesNo
2024-09-05firstbillion24
Somerville, Rachel (Flatiron Institute)
Related Words: galaxies, galaxy
Live fast, die young: using galaxies at cosmic dawn as a laboratory for galaxy formation physicsYesNo
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24
Behroozi, Peter (Arizona)
What do we learn from Clustering of Galaxies and SMBHs at Cosmic Dawn? (R)YesYes
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24
Dickinson, Mark (NSF's NOIRLab)
Surveying Galaxies and their Environments at Cosmic Dawn in the JWST era (R)YesYes
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24Pressure-Regulated Feedback-Modulated Star Formation Model: A plausible explanation for the abundance of high-z galaxies observed by JWST and implications for cosmic reionization(H)YesNo
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24LAE Emitters and Cosmic ReionizationYesYes
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24
Salvadori, Stefania (Univ. of Florence)
From Near to Far-Field cosmology: understanding early cosmic star-formation (R)YesNo
2024-08-28firstbillion_c24Lightning talk: Insights into galaxy formation at cosmic dawn with the stream velocity via faint JWST galaxiesYesNo
2024-08-27firstbillion_c24
Katz, Harley (Univ. of Chicago)
Probing the ISM at Cosmic Dawn: Insights from Observations and Simulations (H)YesNo
2024-08-27firstbillion_c24Lightning talk: Chemical Enrichment in Cosmic Noon Super Star ClustersYesNo
2024-08-27firstbillion_c24A New Era for Emission-line Probes of Star-forming Galaxies back to Cosmic Dawn (H)YesNo
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24Observations of Massive Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn (R)YesYes
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Dekel, Avishai (Hebrew Univ.)
Related Words: galaxies
Lightning talk: Black Hole Growth in FFB Galaxies at Cosmic DawnYesNo
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Hainline, Kevin (Univ. of Arizona/Steward Observatory)
Cosmic Dawn Revealed: The JADES View of Galaxies at z > 10 (H)YesYes
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Li, Zhaozhou (Hebrew Univ.)
Lightning talk: Feedback-free starbursts at cosmic dawn: Observable predictions for JWSTYesNo
2024-08-20firstbillion24
Trinca, Alessandro (Univ. of Insubria)
Chasing the light from the early Universe: a Cosmic Archaeology ToolYesNo
2024-08-15firstbillion24
Sun, Guochao (Northwestern University)
Looking Forward to the Past: Understanding Galaxy Formation and Its Large-scale Effects at Cosmic DawnYesNo
2024-07-30firstbillion24
Valiante, Rosa (INAF/Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma)
Cosmic Archaeology: The signatures of the earliest BHs in the Universe (a theoretical perspective)YesYes
2024-06-05darkmatter_c24Cosmic shadows and cosmic structures: a CMB view of DESI galaxiesYesNo
2024-06-03darkmatter_c24Cosmic Probes of the Dark SectorYesNo
2024-05-01tde24
Mayer, Lucio (University of Zurich)
Related Words: formation, galaxies
Clumpy galaxies at cosmic noon as a nursery of TDEs and Exascale-ready particle-based hydrodynamical codesYesNo
2024-02-29uniturb24
Oh, Peng (UCSB)
Related Words: turbulence
Simulations of Fermi II reacceleration of cosmic raysYesYes
2024-02-27uniturb24
Lemoine, Martin (IAP-UPMC)
Hu, Yue (UW-Madison)
Propagation and acceleration of cosmic rays in MHD turbulenceYesNo
2024-02-22uniturb_c24
Pino, Elisabete M. de Gouveia Dal (Universidade de Sao Paulo)
Turbulence-Driven Magnetic Reconnection and Cosmic Ray AccelerationYesYes
2024-02-21uniturb_c24
Kempski, Philipp (Princeton)
Do cosmic rays care about the intermittency of interstellar turbulence?YesNo
2024-02-21uniturb_c24
Ruszkowski, Mateusz (Michigan)
Related Words: agn
Discussion led by Mateusz Ruszkowski: Open problems in cosmic ray feedbackYesNo
2024-01-30colloqCosmic Patterns as Probes of Ultra-high Energy Particle PhysicsYesNo
2024-01-12uniturb24 Turbulent dynamos and their radio signatures across cosmic timesYesNo
2024-01-11uniturb24
Krumholz, Mark (Australian National University)
Related Words: formation, star
Constraining cosmic ray transport with non-thermal messengersYesYes
2023-03-16cosmicweb23
Cohn, Joanne (UC Berkeley)
Pinning the cosmic web to massive halosYesYes
2023-03-16cosmicweb23
Kaiser, Nick (ENS Paris)
How does the Cosmic Web decouple from the expansion of space?YesNo
2023-03-15cosmicweb23
Pogosyan, Dmitry (University of Alberta)
The connectivity of the cosmic webYesYes
2023-03-14cosmicweb23Galaxies and clusters in the context of the cosmic webYesNo
2023-03-09cosmicweb23
Evrard, August (University of Michigan)
Counting Massive Nodes in the Cosmic Web: A Compact, Interpretable Halo Mass FunctionYesNo
2023-03-02cosmicweb23 Swirls, Information and Eddies, Cosmic and ChaoticYesNo
2023-03-01cosmicweb23
Bond, Dick (Univ. of Toronto)
Snapshots of Copernicus@550, b 02.19.1473 Poland; and my futures-tale-ending it: how we CITAzens of Cosmic Information Theory & Analysis map the Interconnected CosmicWeb, really quantum superWebYesNo
2023-02-28cosmicweb23
Gavazzi, Raphael (LAM)
Related Words: lensing
Connecting halos to the cosmic web via lensingYesYes
2023-02-24galevo23
Farsian, Farida (University of Bologna)
Graph-Convolutional Neural Networks as a new tool to extract clustering information of the Cosmic webYesNo
2023-02-14cosmicweb23
Musso, Marcello (U Salamanca)
Analytics of the Cosmic Web: a systematic attemptYesYes
2023-02-09cosmicweb_c23
Bond, Dick (CITA)
The Transport of Beyond the Standard Model Cosmic Superweb Information to Correlated Lensed Websky ObservablesYesYes
2023-02-09cosmicweb_c23
Cai, Yan-Chuan (Edinburgh)
Splitting the cosmic web for more informationYesNo
2023-02-09cosmicweb_c23The Cosmic Web as a Probe of Inflationary PhysicsYesYes
2023-02-09cosmicweb_c23MIGHTEE-HI: The relation between the HI gas in galaxies and the cosmic webYesNo
2023-02-09cosmicweb_c23
Zhang, Benjamin (University of Southern Caifornia)
Intrinsic Alignments Between Galaxies and the Cosmic Web at z ~1-2 in the IllustrisTNG SimulationsYesYes
2023-02-08cosmicweb_c23
Hasan, Farhan (New Mexico State)
How do cosmic web structures affect galaxy quenching across cosmic time?YesYes
2023-02-08cosmicweb_c23
Momose, Rieko (Carnegie)
The relationship between the cosmic web environment and galaxy evolution at z = 2 referring to the reconstructed matter densityYesNo
2023-02-08cosmicweb_c23
Moutard, Thibaud (LAM-CNRS)
Caught in the cosmic web: framing the big picture of the slow quenching of massive galaxiesYesNo
2023-02-08cosmicweb_c23Sipping baryons through the cosmic straw: the filament-galaxy connection past the virial shockYesNo
2023-02-07cosmicweb_c23
Byrohl, Chris (Univ. Heidelberg)
The faint Lyman-alpha cosmic web in TNG50YesYes
2023-02-07cosmicweb_c23Ex Uno Plures: direct measure of the impact of the cosmic web on individual objects to shed light on their population statisticsYesYes
2023-02-07cosmicweb_c23
Dekel, Avishai (Hebrew Univ.)
Related Words: galaxies
Massive Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn: Cold Streams and Feedback-Free StarburstsYesYes
2023-02-07cosmicweb_c23
Lee, KG (IPMU)
Constraining the Cosmic Partition of IGM and CGM Baryons with FRB Foreground MappingYesYes
2023-02-06cosmicweb_c23
Abel, Tom (Stanford)
Related Words: first, phase, space, stars, universe
On the phase-space sheet crumple that is the cosmic WebYesYes
2023-02-06cosmicweb_c23
Feldbrugge, Job (Edinburgh)
Dissecting the cosmic web with causticsYesYes
2023-02-06cosmicweb_c23Unveiling the Dynamic High Redshift Cosmic Web with the Prime Focus SpectrographYesNo
2023-02-06cosmicweb_c23
Laigle, Clotilde (IAP-UPMC)
Unveiling the z>1 cosmic web with current and upcoming deep surveysYesNo
2023-02-02cosmicweb23
Devriendt, Julien (Oxford University)
On the importance/relevance of better modelling the interface between CGM and cosmic web.YesYes
2023-01-27bblunchThe geometry and evolution of the cosmic webYesNo
2023-01-19cosmicweb23
Rossi, Graziano (Sejong Univ.)
Modeling the high-redshift cosmic web at small scales: a portal to the dark sectorYesYes
2023-01-12cosmicweb23
Shim, Junsup (ASIAA)
Clustering of Critical Points in the Cosmic WebYesYes
2023-01-12cosmicweb23
Uhlemann, Cora (Newcastle Univ.)
Semiclassical path(s) to the cosmic webYesYes
2023-01-10cosmicweb23
Diemer, Benedikt (U Maryland)
Related Words: halo
Where does the cosmic web end and the halo begin?YesYes
2023-01-06cosmicweb23Why should we care about the cosmic web?YesYes
2023-01-06cosmicweb23
Pogosyan, Dmitry (U Alberta)
Why should we NOT care about the cosmic web?YesYes
2022-04-20gwaves_c22Probing the Universe with Cosmic ExplorerYesNo
2022-02-25snowmass_c22
Tanedo, Flip (UC Riverside)
Related Words: dark, matter
Theory & the Cosmic FrontierYesYes
2021-05-27joint98Weak Cosmic Censorship in HolographyYesNo
2021-01-27halo21
Ji, Suoqing (Caltech)
Tutorial: Cosmic Rays in the CGMYesNo
2020-10-16multiphasegas_oc20
Thompson, Todd (OSU)
Related Words: winds
Cooling, mass-loading, and cosmic rays in galactic windsYesNo
2020-10-15multiphasegas_oc20
Butsky, Iryna (Univ. of Washington)
The Impact of Cosmic Rays on Thermal Instability in the Circumgalactic MediumYesNo
2020-10-15multiphasegas_oc20Multi-phase gas in and around galaxies: the impact of cosmic rays, magnetic fields and cooling processesYesNo
2020-06-01bblunch
Kruijssen, Diederik (Heidelberg University)
Related Words: globular
The Origins of Globular Clusters across Cosmic TimeYesYes
2020-05-04clusters20
Gnedin, Oleg (Michigan)
Related Words: formation, globular
Current models for globular cluster formation throughout cosmic timeYesYes
2020-02-07qgravity20
Emparan, Roberto (ICREA & Univ. Barcelona)
Related Words: black, hole
Discussion: Physics of Cosmic Censorship violationsYesNo
2020-02-04inflation_c20Looking (far) Back in Time with Gravitational Waves from Cosmic StringsYesYes
2020-01-30inflation20
Lewicki, Marek (King's College)
Cosmic Archaeology with Gravitational Wave Signals from Cosmic StringsYesNo
2019-12-11ppp19Dark Matter throughout cosmic historyYesNo
2019-10-24joint98
Ganchev, Bogdan (Cambridge)
Weak Cosmic Censorship in Einstein-Scalar theory in flat 4DYesNo
2019-10-15astroplasma19
Girichidis, Philipp (AIP Potsdam)
Cosmic rays in the interstellar medium and their dynamical impactYesYes
2019-10-01astroplasma19Origin and evolution of cosmic magnetic fieldsYesYes
2019-09-11astroplasma_c19
Bai, Xuening (Tsinghua)
MHD-PIC Simulations of the Cosmic-Ray Streaming InstabilityYesYes
2019-09-11astroplasma_c19
Haggerty, Colby (Chicago)
Hybrid Simulations of the Nonlinear Growth and Saturation of the Cosmic-Ray Streaming InstabilityYesNo
2019-09-11astroplasma_c19Cosmic Rays in Galaxy Formation: Acceleration, Transport, and FeedbackYesYes
2019-09-11astroplasma_c19
Zweibel, Ellen (UW-Madison)
Related Words: cosmic, magnetic, ray
Some Recent Results on Cosmic-Ray FeedbackYesYes
2019-09-04astroplasma19 Cosmic ray confinementYesNo
2019-08-29astroplasma19
Ruszkowski, Mateusz (U. Michigan)
Related Words: agn
Feedback and chaotic cold accretion in the circumgalactic and intracluster plasmas heated by AGN cosmic raysYesNo
2019-08-27astroplasma19
Simpson, Christine (U. Chicago)
Launching galactic outflows from the ISM with cosmic raysYesYes
2019-08-20astroplasma19
Morlino, Giovanni (Arcetri Observatory)
What theorists need to know about cosmic ray production and propagationYesYes
2019-07-15enervac_c19
Addison, Graeme (Johns Hopkins)
Cosmic Microwave Background, Baryonic Acoustic Oscillations and TensionsYesYes
2019-07-05enervac19
Cui, Yanou (UC Riverside)
Related Words: gravitational
Probing the Early Universe with Gravitational Waves from Cosmic StringsYesNo
2019-07-02gravast19Cosmic Rates of Black Hole Mergers and Pair-Instability Supernovae from Chemically Homogeneous Binary EvolutionYesYes
2018-10-30joint98Cosmic Censorship in Anti-de Sitter SpacetimeYesNo
2018-05-08cdm18
Boezio, Mirko (Trieste)
Cosmic rays and indirect dark matter detectionYesNo
2016-06-21colduniv_c16
Ceccarelli, Cecilia (Joseph-Fourier Univ.)
Measuring the cosmic rays flux by observing galactic and extragalactic moleculesYesYes
2016-06-21colduniv_c16
Riechers, Dominik (Cornell Univ.)
The Intricate Role of Cold Gas and Dust in Galaxy Evolution at Early Cosmic EpochsYesNo
2016-05-16bblunch
Tan, Jonathan (Univ. of Florida)
Related Words: formation, star
Fire from Ice - The Cold Universe and the Birth of Stars, Galaxies and Black Holes Across Cosmic TimeYesNo
2016-05-02colduniv16
Tan, Jonathan (Univ. of Florida)
Related Words: formation, star
Fire from Ice - The Cold Universe and the Birth of Stars, Galaxies and Black Holes Across Cosmic Time[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2015-06-22utheory_m15
Pree, Erin De (St. Mary's College)
Multiple Extra Dimensions and Cosmic Sources of KK ParticlesYesYes
2014-11-06neutrinos_c14
Halzen, Francis (UW-Madison)
Related Words: neutrino
IceCube: The Discovery of Cosmic NeutrinosYesYes
2014-11-06neutrinos_c14
Vogel, Petr (Caltech)
How Difficult Would it be to Detect the Cosmic Neutrino Background?YesYes
2014-07-02stars14Dynamical impact of cosmic rays from SN remnants on the ISM and Galactic outflowsYesYes
2014-05-27stars14
Zweibel, Ellen (UW-Madison)
Related Words: cosmic, magnetic, ray
Cosmic Ray FeedbackYesYes
2014-05-21stars14
Stringer, Martin (Observatoire de Paris)
Gravity's *other* opposition: seeking the imprints of the cosmic expansion in galaxy propertiesYesNo
2014-04-22stars14How cosmic rays shape the faint and bright-end of the galaxy populationYesYes
2014-04-17stars_c14
Hanasz, Michal (Nicolaus Copernicus University)
Cosmic-ray driven winds from high-redshift disk galaxiesYesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Matteo, Tiziana Di (Carnegie Mellon)
Supermassive black holes in cosmic structure formationYesYes
2013-05-29snowmass_c13
Feng, Jonathan (UCI)
Related Words: dark, matter
Questions from the Cosmic FrontierYesYes
2013-05-29snowmass_c13
Ritz, Steve (UC Santa Cruz)
Future Experiments at the Cosmic FrontierYesYes
2012-05-22bitbranes_c12Cosmic CoralsYesYes
2012-03-01dwarfgal12The World's Largest Optical Telescope and the Universe's Largest Cosmic Telescopes Team Up to Study the First GalaxiesYesNo
2012-02-14dwarfgal_c12
Gnedin, Oleg (Univ. Michigan)
Related Words: formation, globular
Some Recent Developments in Cosmic StudiesYesYes
2012-02-14dwarfgal_c12The Cosmic Evolution of Faint Satellites as a Test of Cold and Warm Dark Matter Models of Galaxy FormationYesYes
2011-03-18gclusters_c11Galaxy Clusters in the First Half of Cosmic TimeNoYes
2011-03-14gclusters_c11Magnetic Fields, Turbulence and Cosmic Rays in Galaxy ClustersYesYes
2011-02-07gclusters11
Evrard, Gus (University of Michigan)
Related Words: clusters
Clusters of Galaxies as Cosmic Signposts[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2009-12-09dmatter_m09
Moskalenko, Igor (Stanford)
Astrophysics of Cosmic Rays: Turning New PagesYesYes
2009-10-02astroplasmas_c09
Ivascenko, Alex (Univ. Wuerzburg)
Semi-Analytical Model of Cosmic Ray Electron TransportNoYes
2009-10-02astroplasmas_c09
Pinzke, Anders (Stockholm Univ.)
Gamma-Ray Emission from Clusters of Galaxies - Cosmic Rays versus Dark MatterNoNo
2009-10-02astroplasmas_c09
Stroman, Thomas (Iowa State Univ.)
Kinetic Simulations of Turbulent Magnetic-Field Growth by Streaming Cosmic RaysNoYes
2009-09-30astroplasmas_c09
Bell, Tony (Univ. Oxford)
Cosmic Ray Acceleration and Magnetic Field AmplificationYesYes
2009-09-30astroplasmas_c09
Blandford, Roger (Stanford)
Related Words: black, hole, holes
Cosmic Rays and Magnetic FieldsYesYes
2009-09-30astroplasmas_c09
Riquelme, Mario (Princeton)
Magnetic Field Amplification by Cosmic Rays Near Non-Relativistic ShocksYesYes
2009-09-28astroplasmas_c09Progress and Problems with Supernovae as Sources of Cosmic Rays and Implications for UHECRsYesYes
2009-09-17astroplasmas09Cosmic-ray Acceleration and Current-Driven InstabilitiesYesYes
2009-09-09astroplasmas09Cosmic Rays in Clusters of Galaxies -- Simulations and RealityYesYes
2009-08-14astroplasmas09
Moskalenko, Igor (Stanford)
Fermi Large Area Telescope and Propagation of Cosmic RaysYesYes
2009-08-05astroplasmas09Diffusive Shock Acceleration of Cosmic Rays in Radio SupernovaeYesYes
2009-08-03bblunchCosmic Rays, Shocks, and Plasma PhysicsYesNo
2009-07-28astroplasmas09
Kang, Hyesung (Pusan National)
Self-Similar Evolution of Cosmic-Ray Modified Shocks: The Cosmic-Ray SpectrumYesYes
2008-05-29joint98
Jackson, Mark (Fermilab)
Detecting Cosmic SuperstringsYesNo
2008-04-24joint98
Carter, Brandon (Observatoire de Meudon)
Progress in the Mechanics of (Superconducting) Cosmic Strings and Their (Vorton) Equilibrium StatesNoNo
2008-02-25partcosmo_c08
Hindmarsh, Mark (Univ. of Sussex)
Cosmic Strings - Lessons from Field TheoryYesYes
2008-02-25partcosmo_c08
Rajantie, Arttu (Imperial College)
Formation of Cosmic Strings in Gauge Field TheoryYesYes
2007-10-30stars07
Pavlidou, Vasiliki (Univ. Chicago)
Constraining the Cosmic Star Formation History with Diffuse Gamma-ray ObservationsYesYes
2007-10-12stars07Cosmic Star Formation Rate: The Role of Diffuse Gas AccretionYesYes
2007-08-17stars_c07
Zweibel, Ellen (Univ. Wisconsin-Madison)
Related Words: cosmic, magnetic, ray
Cosmic Ray and Magnetic Field Histories of GalaxiesYesYes
2007-05-15snovae07
Patnaude, Dan (Harvard-Smithsonian)
Related Words: ray
The Hydrodynamics and Thermal X-ray Emission from Cosmic Ray Modified ShocksYesNo
2007-04-11plecture
Kirshner, Robert (Harvard University)
Einstein's Blunder Undone: The Discovery of Cosmic AccelerationYesYes
2007-03-17snovaet_c07Cosmic Acceleration Revealed by Exploding StarsYesYes
2007-01-11graphene_m07
Vozmediano, Maria (CSIC)
Related Words: graphene
A Cosmic String Model for Curved Graphene SheetsYesNo
2006-10-16strings06 Cosmic Strings and Superstrings[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2006-08-28strings_c06
Tye, Henry (Cornell)
Cosmic Strings: an UpdateYesYes
2006-07-06agn06
Wang, Yiping (Purple Mountain Observatory)
Cosmic Star Formation History Associated with QSO ActivitiesYesYes
2006-06-29agn06Cosmic Evolution of Black Holes and Spheroids: Testing Scaling Relations at z=0.4YesYes
2006-03-06grb06
Kulkarni, Shri (Caltech)
Cataclysmic and Catastrophic Cosmic Explosions: The Next Frontier[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2006-02-10grb_c06Arcsecond-Scale Spectroscopy of Cas A and the Implications for Cosmic-Ray AccelerationYesYes
2006-02-10grb_c06
Dar, Arnon (Israel)
The SN-GRB-Cosmic Ray ConnectionNoNo
2006-02-09grb_c06
Ellison, Donald (North Carolina)
Physics of Shocks with Strong Cosmic Ray AccelerationYesYes
2005-05-11uhe05
Roulet, Esteban (CONICET)
Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos from PeV to GZK EnergiesNoYes
2005-05-06uhe05
Gaisser, T. (Dr. H. Völk)
Aspen Cosmic Ray Workshop ReportNoYes
2004-10-25igm_c04The Critical Metallicity for Cosmic Star FormationNoYes
2004-02-05astro99
Lange, Andrew (Caltech)
Future Directions in Cosmic Microwave Background ObservationsNoNo
2004-01-20colloq
Kirshner, Bob (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)
The Stop and Go Universe: Observing the Era of Cosmic DecelerationYesYes
2003-11-05strings03F and D Cosmic Strings in Flux CompactificationsNoYes
2003-10-22strings_c03
Dvali, Gia (New York University)
Alternative Cosmic ClocksNoNo
2003-10-22strings_c03
Hertog, Thomas (UC ~ Santa Barbara)
Related Words: eternal, inflation
Cosmic Censorship Violations in String TheoryNoYes
2003-10-08strings03
Trodden, Mark (Syracuse University)
Is Cosmic Acceleration Telling Us Something about Gravity?NoYes
2003-09-24strings03Cosmic Censorship Violation in String TheoryNoYes
2003-04-01neutrinos03
Han, Tao (University Wisconsin)
TeV String Resonances from Cosmic NeutrinosNoYes
2003-03-04neutrino_c03
Mészáros, Peter (Penn State University)
Cosmic Sources of NeutrinosNoYes
2003-03-03neutrino_c03
Tytler, David (UC - San Diego)
BBN, The D/H ratio, and the Cosmic Microwave BackgroundNoNo
2003-01-30neutrinos03
Quigg, Chris (Fermilab)
Neutrino Observatory Characterizations of Cosmic Sources and Neutrino PropertiesNoYes
2002-10-05cmbt_c02
Krauss, Lawrence (Case Western Reserve University)
Einstein's Biggest Blunder: A Cosmic Mystery Story...NoNo
2002-10-05cmbt_c02
Veen, Jatila van der (University of California at Santa Barbara)
Modeling the Cosmic Microwave Background -- A "Hands-On" ApproachNoYes
2002-08-19cmb_c02Neutrino Clustering and Ultra High Energy Cosmic RaysNoNo
2002-02-14joint98Signatures of Short Distance Physics in the Cosmic Microwave BackgroundNoYes
2002-01-14branes02
Csaki, Csaba (Cornell)
Dimming Supernovae without Cosmic AccelerationNoYes
2001-11-27joint98
Srivastava, Ajit (Institute for Physics)
Measuring Cosmic Defect Correlations in Liquid CrystalsNoYes
2001-03-14colloq
Olinto, Angela (U. Chicago)
The Highest Energy Cosmic RaysNoYes
2001-03-10pcgm17
Cornish, Neil (Montana State Univ.)
Measuring and mapping the cosmic gravitational wave backgroundNoYes
2000-04-21astrot00Cosmic Ray Propagation and TurbulenceNoNo
2000-03-28galaxy_c00Identifying the Reionization Redshift from the Cosmic Star Formation RateNoYes
2000-02-02colloq
Huchra, John (Harvard Smithsonian CfA)
Mapping the Nearby Universe: Cosmic Flows, the Density Field and the 2 Micron All Sky SurveyNoYes
1999-03-17gamma_c99A model for non-high-energy GRBs and sources of UHE Cosmic RaysNoYes
1998-03-04colloqThe Next Generation Cosmic Microwave Background Measurements and What We Hope to Learn About the Early UniverseNoYes