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The East Asia Program's new lecture series Contemporary Japanese Thought features our second guest speaker, Thomas Lamarre, Associate Professor in...
Weak Gravity Conjecture from Black Hole Entropy Abstract: We prove that higher-dimension operators contribute positively to the entropy of a...
"An Important Dunhuang Manuscript Formerly in the Possession of Hu Shih" PLEASE NOTE: Room changed to Physical Sciences Building 120 (to provide more...
Black Holes, and Nuggets, and Blobs. Oh my! Abstract: The past few years have seen a growing interest to explore dark matter candidates that are outside...
Alex Alemi, Machine Intelligence, Google AI Host: James Sethna Thermodynamics and Machine Learning Over the years, many connections have been made between...
Recent Events
LEPP Theory Seminar: Murat Kologlu, Caltech
10/19/2018Education Research Seminar: Cognition and...
10/19/2018Terzian Lecture: Silvia Torres-Peimbert....
10/17/2018Biophysics Colloquium with Nozomi Ando
10/17/2018Recent Activity
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Avinoam Shalem
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T. Joshua Young left a positive review 10/31/2016
Cutting edge research on a neglected historical topic.
Claire Swensen posted a photo 9/2/2016
Leonardo Rodrigues Caroli De Freitas left a positive review 4/25/2016
Great panelists and a high level of discussion
Lourdes Casanova left a positive review 4/25/2016
Excellent event. Thank you Fernanda and the BRASA committee, all the speakers and the Cornell community for a great event.
Malvin Michelson-Thiery left a positive review 5/5/2018
This year's Baker Symposium, "New Frontiers in Organic Chemistry", brought to campus seven outstanding research chemists discussing novel approaches to the science of organic chemistry. Each presentation was delivered with deep insight, joy and passion for the subject. A well integrated series of lectures. I add my thanks and congratulations to Professors For and Lin on the work and effort that went into the planning and bringing this year's symposium to such a successful outcome.