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At the Carnegie Observatories we love to share our passion for astronomy with public events, and to initiate conversations with the most-creative scientific minds from around the world at our seminars and colloquiums. 

The Milky Way visible over a mountain road. Courtesy of Yuri Beletsky.

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Starry sky background with Milky Way.
Seminar
Calvin Leung (UC Berkeley)
Probing AGN feedback and dark-matter backreaction using fast radio bursts and cosmic shear.
Pasadena, CA
26
April
12:15PM PDT
1:15PM PDT
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Tarantula Nebula image taken by JWST. Image courtesy NASA.
Astronomy Lecture Series
Using the Webb Telescope to Pull the Curtain From Dusty Galaxies
Dr. Jeff Rich
San Marino, CA
29
April
7:00PM PDT
8:30PM PDT
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Starry sky background with Milky Way.
Seminar
James Wiley (UC San Diego)
Liger, A Next Generation Imager and Integral Field Spectrograph for W.M. Keck Observatory: Design and Fabrication Status
Pasadena, CA
03
May
12:15PM PDT
1:15PM PDT
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NGC0628 is shown here as an ALMA (orange) composite with Hubble Space Telescope (red) data.
Astronomy Lecture Series
Mapping the Violent Inner Life of Galaxies
Dr. Guillermo Blanc
San Marino, CA
13
May
7:00PM PDT
8:30PM PDT
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Starry sky background with Milky Way.
Seminar
Lucy Lu (American Museum of Natural History)
Rewinding the Milky Way in Time
Pasadena, CA
24
May
12:15PM PDT
1:15PM PDT
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