I wrote an article in TIME about how we still don’t fully understand time
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Looking forward to speak at the LISA symposium this year along with several of my amazing colleagues!
Several of my TCAN NASA collaborators, postdocs and students will also be in attendance!

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Exciting news! Our very own Dean, André Hudson, has been named a fellow of the AAAS! We couldn't be prouder to have such an accomplished leader at RIT. Congrats, Dean Hudson! #AAASFellow #RIT rit.edu/news/andre-hud…

Curious about the origins of the universe? Mark your calendars for Wednesday, April 17 at 1 pm Gosnell Hall Rm: A300 for a lecture by Dr. C. Megan Urry, Director of the Yale Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics, as part of our College of Science at RIT Distinguished Speaker Series.

Can you see a solar #eclipse from the other seven planets in the solar system? The answer isn't so simple. News 8 WROC features RIT/NTID associate professor Jason Nordhaus who shares insight on interplanetary eclipses. #2024Eclipse #SolarEclipse
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This is just one of the amazing news we heard from Sacramento, at the meeting of the American Physical Society in Sacramento, CA. More tomorrow! nytimes.com/2024/04/04/sci…

Several of my PhD students and postdocs are presenting at the APS meeting today! Here are their presentations:

- Lorenzo Ennoggi: General Relativistic Simulations of Gas Accretion onto Merging Supermassive Black Hole Binaries. [Link](meetings.aps.org/Meeting/APR24/…)

- Katie Porter:

Imagine what we could do with our scientific simulations if we had access to this type of machines!

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The Event Horizon Telescope found strong magnetic fields spiraling at the edge of our galaxy’s central black hole, Sagittarius A*. Strong ordered magnetic fields may be common to all accreting supermassive black holes and they are the reason for the powerful jets that we see. I

Next week, at the APS April meeting 2024 in Sacramento, I will be presenting at the Isaacson award session “Exploring uncharted horizons of astrophysical binary black holes”! Joining that invited session are two other key speakers from 3 different generations that impacted my

It's time for some near-IR spectroscopy!! Two large #JWSTCycle3 programs accepted, one as PI and one as co-I!

Two of my most cited papers were on the very first numerical relativistic calculations of gravitational wave recoils from merging black hole binaries. They predicted the existence of “black hole superkicks” e.g. recoils of several thousand kilometers per second that could eject

Blast from the past. This is one of my landmark papers on the first successful numerical relativity simulations of binary black hole mergers with the “moving punctures” method. It’s a theoretical calculation which predates the LIGO discoveries! link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/Ph…

Congratulations to @Ritscience Faculty member Dr. Manuela Campanelli Manuela Campanelli on this well-served honor and recognition. Campanelli named to John Vouros Endowed Professorship rit.edu/news/campanell… via @RITTigers #RIT

And with the news of LISA going into space soon enough, here is our little portion of exciting science: rit.edu/news/rit-leadi…

Wonderful news today for Supermassive black hole binary research!
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The Event Horizon 'Scope released a new image of the supermassive black hole in M87! The bright spot in the disk has shifted by 30 degrees… a beautiful proof of this giant’s variability! Several members of the BHI (including Dominic Chang and Nimesh Patel) took part in the discovery!

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Chiara is right and she is saying this loudly. Black holes are revolutionizing our understanding of the universe! Dr Chiara Mingarelli CCRG RIT

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