Thanks to everyone who came to the #FRIBCountdown this weekend! We loved showing you the science that will commence when the U.S. Secretary of Energy opens #FRIB’s doors to discovery at the ribbon-cutting ceremony on 2 May. Read more here: spr.ly/6018zBKFA
FRIB Countdown
A recap of the FRIB Countdown public event held on 23 April 2022.
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Thank you and congratulations again to our partners @michiganstateu and @nsf for a wonderful launch to this important user facility. We look forward to the exciting scientific research that will be coming out of @FRIBLab! frib.msu.edu/
Mark your calendars to join us at the #FRIB Countdown event on Saturday, April 23! Tour the FRIB Laboratory and learn more about FRIB and rare-isotope research before FRIB opens its doors to scientific users around the world. Visit frib.msu.edu/countdown for more details!
MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., M.D., and U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm have invited guests to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for FRIB on 2 May, setting the stage to begin FRIB’s scientific mission as a @doescience user facility. spr.ly/6017K2BYJ
In celebration of the opening of #FRIB in May as a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science user facility, the public is invited to get behind the scenes at a special “FRIB Countdown” event on Saturday, 23 April. Visit frib.msu.edu/countdown for more information.
Join us on 3 April for a webinar featuring Professor Lisa Randall from Harvard University. Visit frib.msu.edu/randall for more information and to register! #FRIBevents #NuclearPhysics
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The "Women Scientists Who Made Nuclear Astrophysics" calendar features Lise Meitner in February. Referred to as the "German Marie Curie" by Einstein, but famously overlooked for the Nobel Prize.
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The first month of the "Women Scientists Who Made Nuclear Astrophysics" features Marie Curie, who was the first person to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice, and remains the only person to have won two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields: Physics and Chemistry
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The 2022 calendar of Women Scientists Who Made Nuclear Astrophysics is now available in Japanese too!
Download your for FREE from: cloud.konkoly.hu/s/pBLJtG2CF…
We express our gratitude to our UKAKUREN colleagues for the Japanese translation and its distribution in Japan!
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If scientists are lucky, new mind-blowing nuclear enigmas will emerge from FRIB.
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This masterclass is filling up - if you know teachers who'd be interested, please have them apply soon!
PAN-CAKE is a free two-day online masterclass for science teachers coming on March 13 & 14! Please share with teachers who want to learn about world-class scientific research in nuclear astrophysics at MSU’s Facility for Rare Isotope Beams: jinaweb.org/educational-outr…
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Register today for MSU SciComm's Conveyance Conference to hear Shamira Sanghrajka from 1 Million Women in STEM discuss “Supporting STEMinism”.
Register for this and other exciting sessions at msuscicomm.org/conveyance
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PAN-CAKE is a free two-day online masterclass for science teachers coming on March 13 & 14! Please share with teachers who want to learn about world-class scientific research in nuclear astrophysics at MSU’s Facility for Rare Isotope Beams: jinaweb.org/educational-outr…
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MSU researchers upend longstanding theory about where two of Earth's abundant isotopes come from. go.msu.edu/3Vp
Researchers Reveal Cosmic Mystery
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Did you see the latest article about us on MSU Today? Join us Thursday 11 am for our Virtual Q&A with our interviewees!
#scicomm #spartanswill #gogreen #remotelearning
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Attention Michiganders! Since everyone is at home, we will be having virtual Q&A's with our interviewees from @michiganstateu. This is great chance for kids to talk to local scientists. Check out our interest form
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#PureMichigan #scicomm #msu #lovelansing
Trudy Kortes director of human exploration and space operations at NASA’s Glenn research center will be giving a talk in 1300 FRIB on February 27th from 6-7:30 pm. Courtesy of @jina_cee and MSU SWISE of course! 💕🚀✨💫
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How do you measure the radius of a neutron-star? Multimessenger observations and nuclear theory can help!
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