Café Scientifique

The Beginning of the Universe... and Dust in Our Galaxy Dr. Arthur Kosowsky, a top expert in cosmic microwave background radiation, will speak about a new discovery made using the BICEP telescope at the South Pole earlier this year and its implications, which could open a remarkable window into physics. Dr. Kosowsky is a professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Pittsburgh.

Monday, Nov. 10,  7 – 9 pm
FREE with food and drink available for purchase,  RSVP required, even if you don't plan on purchasing food.
Doors open at 6 pm, and the program is 7–9 pm.Location: Carnegie Science
Parking: $5

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