The Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC) is a research institute that explores the fundamental questions and deep mysteries in the cosmos, from the smallest scale (such as high-energy particles and cosmic rays) to the biggest sc
Join KIPAC on July 16 at 7pm to learn how the Cosmic Microwave Background, the oldest light in the Universe, tells us about cosmic birth and evolution…
Read more about (Hybrid) Public Lecture: The Universe’s Oldest StoryJoin KIPAC on May 15 at 7pm to learn how we study the monstrous black holes at galactic cores, including how they “eat” and impact cosmic evolution.
Read more about (Hybrid) Public Lecture on Black HolesJoin us on May 15 at 7pm to learn how we study the monstrous black holes at galactic cores, including how they “eat” and impact cosmic evolution.
Read more about (Hybrid) Public Lecture on Black HolesJoin us on April 2 at 7pm to learn how “monster eater” black holes can also spread matter to the surroundings and influence the cosmic environment!…
Read more about (Hybrid) Public Lecture on Black HolesJoin us on April 2 at 7pm to learn how “monster eater” black holes can also spread matter to the surroundings and influence the cosmic environment!…
Read more about (Hybrid) Public Lecture on Black HolesJoin KIPAC on Feb. 26 (Monday) at 7pm on campus or online to learn how astronomers make cosmological measurements to study dark energy.
Read more about Public Lecture on Dark EnergyJoin KIPAC on Feb. 26 (Monday) at 7pm on campus or online to learn how astronomers make cosmological measurements to study dark energy.
Read more about Public Lecture on Dark EnergyJoin us on Sep. 13 for a special panel Q&A and learn how the next-generation, Earth-based Rubin Observatory will advance astronomy in the next decade.
Read more about Public Event: Astronomy With the Rubin Observatory
