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Carnegie-USC Graduate Fellowship

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The Carnegie Observatories offers graduate student fellowships in collaboration with the University of Southern California (USC). This enables USC Physics Department students the unique opportunity to complete a doctoral thesis while being advised by professional astronomers and astrophysicists at the Observatories in Pasadena.

 

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Colloquium
Colloquium: Dr. Yao-Yuan Mao (University of Utah)
Illuminating the dark universe with nearby low-mass galaxies
Pasadena, CA
31
October
11:00AM PDT
12:00PM PDT
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Colloquium
Prof. Aaron Smith (University of Texas at Dallas)
Galaxy Formation and Reionization: Insights from the THESAN Project
Pasadena, CA
05
December
11:00AM PDT
12:00PM PDT
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Colloquium
Colloquium: Prof. Jennifer Sokoloski (Columbia University)
Technological advances driving discovery in astrophysics -- nova eruptions, and future prospects with LSST
Pasadena, CA
28
November
11:00AM PDT
12:00PM PDT
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Colloquium
Colloquium: Prof. Shazrene Mohamed (University of Virginia)
Hidden gems in the circumstellar envelopes of evolved stars
Pasadena, CA
14
November
11:00AM PDT
12:00PM PDT
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Colloquium
Dr. Sinclaire Manning (University of Massachusetts)
Title TBASCUBA-Diving: Searching for "JWST-Faint" Dust-Obscured Galaxies in the First COSMOS-Web Release
Pasadena, CA
24
October
12:00PM PDT
1:00PM PDT
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