Thank you to everyone who came to our telescope night last night! We had a blast looking at the night sky and we hope you did too. Special thanks to Bill Janesh from CWRU Astronomy for manning the telescopes, and we hope you stay tuned for future events like these!

We’re having another informal social GB meeting this Friday, 10/14, at 12:45 pm in Rockefeller 303. Tune in for club updates and pizza 🍕 Hope to see you there!

We’re hosting an informal chat with esteemed quantum physicist and CWRU Physics colloquium speaker, NicoleYunger Halpern next Wednesday (11/2) at 2:45 pm in Foldy Room (Rock 221). We’re excited to have her and we hope you stop by!

Join us to test the laws of gravity at the annual physics department pumpkin drop! Will the large & small pumpkins hit the ground at the same time as shown by Galileo? Come to find out! The event takes place at 12:35 pm on Monday 10/31 in front of Strosacker. Case Western Reserve CWRU art|sci

WiPAC invites you to our informal Q&A with Harvard Physics Dr. Jenny Hoffman! Feel free to stop by Foldy Room (Rock 221) this Thursday (11/10) at 10:30 am with questions about her work. We’re excited to have her and we hope to see you there!

Join us for our third informal social GB of this semester this Friday (11/11) in Rockefeller 303 at 12:45 pm! Anyone in the physics and/or astronomy departments are welcome to stop by, and pizza will be provided. Hope to see you there :)

Students from the elite school Tsinghua University protested with Friedmann equation. I have no idea what this equation means, but it does not matter. It's the pronunciation: it's similar to "free的man" (free man)—a spectacular and creative way to express, with intelligence.

Hey, if you're interested in hearing about the new science coming out of @CWRUAstro at next week's #AAS241 meeting, here's your definitive agenda! 1/n

Really appreciate the support from UC Berkeley SETI for the opportunity to present at #AAS241 and meet old friends in Seattle! Stay stunned about our simultaneous multi frequency observations of periodic repeating fast radio burst 180916B!

We had such a wonderful time at #CUWiP2023. thank you American Physical Society, Brown Physics, and all the volunteers for making this happen! Stay tuned for some highlights✨

We’re excited to be hosting a guided tour of CWRU Physics Professor Kathy Kash’s lab this Friday, February 10th. We’ll be meeting in Rockefeller 308 at 12:45 pm before going to her lab together. We hope to see you there!

WiPAC visited the Women’s International Air and Space Museum today! IWASM Burke Lakefront Air

@wipac_cwru's telescope night is now confirmed for this Tuesday, April 18th, starting at 9 pm outside of AW Smith. Join us for a tour/intro to our telescope, a view of the planets, stars, and star clusters, and some yummy insomnia cookies! #WIPAC #telescope #starclusters

Will miss CWRU Physics & CWRU Astronomy family so much! Very fortunate to be part of them. I wouldn’t make it through without support from my mentor, friends, professors, and my family! See you all in the future and best luck! Next up, phd at Caltech

Mark your calendars and get ready for a major announcement from the NANOGrav collaboration on June 29th! #nanograv

The news is out! The NANOGrav PFC pulsar timing array collaboration has detected a background of cosmic gravitational waves rippling through our Universe! Let’s talk about it! (Full press conference tomorrow, nanograv.org/news/2023Annou…) 1/n

Kip Thorne’s and Lia Halloran’s autograph on my GR notebook & picture!!! ❤️❤️

Let’s go!!! 🤞

The SPHEREx team has received full acquisition of signal from the observatory, indicating the spacecraft is functioning nominally and is power positive. Congratulations to both the SPHEREx and PUNCH mission teams on a successful launch! 🚀

Go SPHEREx! It’s been such a pleasant experience working on SPHEREx Cosmology! Can’t wait for all amazing data coming out in a month!