Syracuse University hosts Cosmic Explorer Workshop
The Syracuse University Center for Gravitational-Wave Astronomy and Astrophysics hosted the Cosmic Explorer Workshop at the Minnowbrook Conference Center October 15-19, 2023. […]
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Syracuse University opens new Center for Gravitational-Wave Astronomy and Astrophysics
On October 13, 2023, The Syracuse University Physics Department along with the College of Arts and Sciences hosted the opening celebration of […]
The National Science Foundation funds coordinated proposals to start the Cosmic Explorer Design Phase
The National Science Foundation awarded funding to a set of coordinated proposals submitted by members of the Cosmic Explorer Project — a […]
Cosmic Explorer Project Submits a White Paper in Response to NSF’s Next Generation Gravitational-Wave Committee’s Call
The National Science Foundation (NSF) appointed a sub-committee next-generation Gravitational Wave committee (ngGW) of the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Advisory Committee (MPSAC) to assess and recommend configurations […]
Astro2020 Decadal Survey: A Resounding Endorsement for Cosmic Explorer
The National Academies’ 2020 Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics resoundingly endorsed Cosmic Explorer, stating that a next-generation gravitational-wave observatory in the United States […]
Back at LIGO Hanford Observatory
After 2 years of COVID travel restrictions I finally made it back to the LIGO Hanford Observatory. A lot has changed in […]
DAWN VI meeting
We just wrapped up the DAWN VI meeting on the next-generation of ground-based gravitational-wave observatories. We had a number of highly interesting […]
The first Cosmic Explorer Meeting
We just wrapped up the first Cosmic Explorer Meeting. Numerous panels dove into the scientific potential and the design challenges for this […]
Black hole mergers, cataloged
Ok, I have to give up remembering all merger event names…. In the LVK collaboration we just published the O3a Gravitational Wave […]
Remembering Joshua Goldberg
On the same day the 2020 Nobel Price for Physics was announced, I learned that my SU colleague and dear friend Joshua […]