Past Events

2023

Capturing The Stars: The Untold History Of Women At Yerkes Observatory, UChicago Space Network

Space Talk with the UChicago Space Network

1:00–2:00 pm Zoom Webinar

Join the UChicago Space Network online in conversation with science historian Kris Palmieri and astrophysicist Richard G. Kron about the ways the University is spotlighting women astronomers who contributed to groundbreaking stargazing at the famed Yerkes Observatory during the early twentieth century.

Dec 6
The University of Chicago myCHOICE

myCHOICE Externship deadline

All day

The PSD Office of Communications is pleased to offer two myCHOICE externships for the Winter 2024 quarter: one for Digital Content Specialist and one for Science Writer. Application cycle ends November 21st at 11:59 pm CDT.

Nov 21
eye ball with space objects in the iris. text on image reads: how fundamental science has changed the world: a story of invention and discovery

Compton Lecture Series - How Fundamental Sciences Has Changed the World

11:00 am–12:00 pm Kersten Physics Teaching Center

Free lectures open to the public.

Philipp Windischhofer, UChicago
Grainger Postdoctoral Fellow

Nov 18
eye ball with space objects in the iris. text on image reads: how fundamental science has changed the world: a story of invention and discovery

Compton Lecture Series - How Fundamental Sciences Has Changed the World

11:00 am–12:00 pm Kersten Physics Teaching Center

Free lectures open to the public.

Philipp Windischhofer, UChicago
Grainger Postdoctoral Fellow

Nov 11
Abdelnasser Rashid

Research Computing Center Speaker Series: Illinois State Representative Abdelnasser Rashid

11:00 am–12:00 pm Regenstein Library Room 122

“Governing in the Age of AI: Artificial Intelligence & State Regulation”

In this informative talk, Rep. Rashid will give a general overview of how Illinois and other states are grappling with the various questions raised by the proliferation of AI.

Nov 10
eye ball with space objects in the iris. text on image reads: how fundamental science has changed the world: a story of invention and discovery

Compton Lecture Series - How Fundamental Sciences Has Changed the World

11:00 am–12:00 pm Kersten Physics Teaching Center

Free lectures open to the public.

Philipp Windischhofer, UChicago
Grainger Postdoctoral Fellow

Nov 4
Research Computing Center Open House

Research Computing Center Open House

2:00–5:00 pm John Crerar Library - Kathleen A. Zar Room

The RCC’s open house is a chance for us to engage with our community and show off our impressive data center. Come and chat with RCC staff about what currently we do and what we can do.

Oct 30
eye ball with space objects in the iris. text on image reads: how fundamental science has changed the world: a story of invention and discovery

Compton Lecture Series - How Fundamental Sciences Has Changed the World

11:00 am–12:00 pm Kersten Physics Teaching Center

Free lectures open to the public.

Philipp Windischhofer, UChicago
Grainger Postdoctoral Fellow

Oct 28
CMQT--Center for Molecular Quantum Transduction

Third Annual Center for Molecular Quantum Transduction Symposium

Through October 27, 2023 Northwestern University, Norris University Center, Guild Lounge

The mission of the Center for Molecular Quantum Transduction (CMQT) is to develop the fundamental scientific understanding needed to carry out quantum-to-quantum transduction through a bottom-up synthetic approach, which imparts atomistic precision to quantum systems.

This year, our principal investigators will meet on October 26 to discuss strategies for an upcoming renewal proposal followed by a late afternoon keynote address by David Awschalom (University of Chicago). On October 27, symposium speakers include Mark A. Eriksson (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Stephen Wilson (UC, Santa Barbara), Laura Gagliardi (University of Chicago), Jens Koch (Northwestern University), Paul S. Weiss (UCLA), and James Rondinelli (Northwestern University).

Oct 26
Oct 19