KIPAC@20: Detecting gaps in stellar streams as a probe for dark matter (Christian Aganze)

(9:20)

KIPAC@20: Future space missions and detector technologies (Sven Hermann)

(27:10)

KIPAC@20: Multi-messengers from the high energy frontier (Ke Fang)

(30:22)

KIPAC@20: Superconducting Sensors across the EM Spectrum (Cyndia Yu)

(27:15)

KIPAC@20: Learning real physics with fake universes (Sandy Yuan)

(7:20)

KIPAC@20: Extremely Large Telescope programs (Rob Simcoe)

(33:18)

KIPAC@20: Strong gravitational lensing in the era of data-driven algorithms (Yashar Hezaveh)

(26:43)

Quantum Sensing Explained | SandboxAQ

(3:58)

Response to 'Detecting (Positive) Cells with QuPath'

(14:48)

This Light is a Different Kind of Invisible

(8:1econd)

JWST Series: Shedding light on Dark Matter and Dark Energy

(1:3:36)

MICROQUASAR SS 433. THE MOST BIZARRE SYSTEM WITH A BLACK HOLE

(10:27)

Public Lecture | Radio Axion: Tuning in to the Dark Matter Airwaves presented by Chelsea Bartram

(58:4)

Public Lecture: Dark Energy

(1:4:15)

Top Ten Universities For Physics and Astronomy in the World New Ranking

(9:23)

After a $3.2 billion exit, tech entrepreneur founds carbon removal start up

(18:15)

Public Lecture: Supermassive Black Holes

(1:10:50)

KIPAC@20: The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, status and plans (Chihway Chang and Phil Marshall)

(1:5:36)

KIPAC@20: Spectroscopic surveys for the mid-century (Juna Kollmeier)

(32:29)

KIPAC@20: Building observatories to access the high-energy Universe (Stefan Funk)

(33:23)

KIPAC@20: Transformative Technologies Poster Highlights

(2:25)

KIPAC@20: Measuring Magnetic Flux on the Far-side of the Sun (Shea Hess-Webber)

(13:45)

KIPAC@20: Polarimetric profiles of pulsar wind nebulae (Josephine Wong)

(18:56)

KIPAC@20: Experimental Science x Supercomputing (Debbie Bard)

(31:45)

KIPAC@20: Quantum sensing for dark matter (Saptarshi Chaudhuri)

(27:9)

KIPAC@20: The Next Decade of Discovery With the Vera C. Rubin Observatory

(1:5:16)