https://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/ The AstroMcGill Podcast features interviews with world-class scientists visiting the McGill Physics department and the McGill Space Institute, conducted by astronomy graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. episodic The AstroMcGill Podcast hosted by AstroMcGill AstroMcGill The AstroMcGill Podcast features interviews with world-class scientists visiting the McGill Physics department and the McGill Space Institute, conducted by astronomy graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. en-us Copyright 2018 The AstroMcGill Podcast astromcgill@physics.mcgill.ca (AstroMcGill) AstroMcGill astromcgill@physics.mcgill.ca https://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/ https://assets.blubrry.com/coverart/orig/379184-391536.png The AstroMcGill Podcast features interviews with world-class scientists visiting the McGill Physics department and the McGill Space Institute, conducted by astronomy graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Blubrry Podcasting: https://www.blubrry.com/ Mon, 22 Oct 2018 16:45:20 -0400 clean http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Tue, 02 Feb 2016 17:13:00 -0500 https://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16297200/episode-73-vikram-ravi/ http://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16297200/episode-73-vikram-ravi/ AstroMcGill Podcast Tue, 02 Feb 2016 17:13:00 -0500 <p>Guest: <a target="_blank">Vikram Ravi</a> (California Institute of Technology). Vikram discusses Fast Radio Bursts, mysterious, millisecond-long, intense bursts of radio waves that probably come from beyond the Milky Way Galaxy. Hosts: <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092">Erik Madsen</a> and <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046">Robert Archibald</a>. Duration: 16 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.</p> Guest: Vikram Ravi (California Institute of Technology). Vikram discusses Fast Radio Bursts, mysterious, millisecond-long, intense bursts of radio waves that probably come from beyond the Milky Way Galaxy. Hosts: Erik Madsen and Robert Archibald. Duration: 16 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.

]]> 0:16:02 no AstroMcGill Guest: Vikram Ravi (California Institute of Technology). Vikram discusses Fast Radio Bursts, mysterious, millisecond-long, intense bursts of radio waves that probably come from beyond the Milky Way Galaxy. Hosts: Erik Madsen and Robert Archibald. Guest: Vikram Ravi (California Institute of Technology). Vikram discusses Fast Radio Bursts, mysterious, millisecond-long, intense bursts of radio waves that probably come from beyond the Milky Way Galaxy. Hosts: Erik Madsen (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092) and Robert Archibald (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046). Duration: 16 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson. https://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16298892/episode-72-steve-kawaler/ http://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16298892/episode-72-steve-kawaler/ AstroMcGill Podcast Tue, 26 Jan 2016 17:20:00 -0500 <p>Guest: <a target="_blank">Steve Kawaler</a> (Iowa State University). Steve discusses how we can learn about the insides of stars by observing their surfaces, and how the Kepler Space telescope is the perfect instrument not only for finding extrasolar planets, but also studying oscillations on the surface of stars. We also talk about how the K2 mission is allowing us to do great science after the failure of a reaction wheel ended Kepler's primary mission. Hosts: <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092">Erik Madsen</a> and <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046">Robert Archibald</a>. Duration: 22 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.</p> Guest: Steve Kawaler (Iowa State University). Steve discusses how we can learn about the insides of stars by observing their surfaces, and how the Kepler Space telescope is the perfect instrument not only for finding extrasolar planets, but also studying oscillations on the surface of stars. We also talk about how the K2 mission is allowing us to do great science after the failure of a reaction wheel ended Kepler's primary mission. Hosts: Erik Madsen and Robert Archibald. Duration: 22 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.

]]> 0:21:33 no AstroMcGill Guest: Steve Kawaler (Iowa State University). Steve discusses how we can learn about the insides of stars by observing their surfaces, and how the Kepler Space telescope is the perfect instrument not only for finding extrasolar planets, Guest: Steve Kawaler (Iowa State University). Steve discusses how we can learn about the insides of stars by observing their surfaces, and how the Kepler Space telescope is the perfect instrument not only for finding extrasolar planets, but also studying oscillations on the surface of stars. We also talk about how the K2 mission is allowing us to do great science after the failure of a reaction wheel ended Kepler's primary mission. Hosts: Erik Madsen (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092) and Robert Archibald (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046). Duration: 22 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson. https://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16299008/episode-71-edwin-kite/ http://www.blubrry.com/astromcgill/16299008/episode-71-edwin-kite/ AstroMcGill Podcast Tue, 01 Dec 2015 17:22:00 -0500 <p>Guest: <a target="_blank">Edwin Kite</a> (University of Chicago). Edwin talks about his work modelling water geysers erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus, the best astrobiology experiment in the solar system, and just how much data we have on the surface features and atmosphere of Mars. Hosts: <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092">Erik Madsen</a> and <a href="http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046">Robert Archibald</a>. Duration: 20 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.</p> Guest: Edwin Kite (University of Chicago). Edwin talks about his work modelling water geysers erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus, the best astrobiology experiment in the solar system, and just how much data we have on the surface features and atmosphere of Mars. Hosts: Erik Madsen and Robert Archibald. Duration: 20 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.

]]> 0:19:57 no AstroMcGill Guest: Edwin Kite (University of Chicago). Edwin talks about his work modelling water geysers erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus, the best astrobiology experiment in the solar system, and just how much data we have on the surface features and atmos... Guest: Edwin Kite (University of Chicago). Edwin talks about his work modelling water geysers erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus, the best astrobiology experiment in the solar system, and just how much data we have on the surface features and atmosphere of Mars. Hosts: Erik Madsen (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1092) and Robert Archibald (http://www.astro.physics.mcgill.ca/profile.php?p=1046). Duration: 20 minutes. Production: Nick Adelson.