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CW: #DPFPHENO24 was definitely a thing.
DPF-PHENO 2024 took place from 13-17 May 2024 at both University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
The featured public lecture was by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama of Cal-Berkeley, entitled "How Did We Come To Be? Yes, That's A Physics Question!"
Turnout was around 600 (don't know the exact number), and WHOOOOO that was definitely a slog to get through (NB: I'm on the organizing committee).
Aside from some projector issues, it went quite well, and I'm proud of our local organizing committee from both universities for putting on an excellent conference.
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CW: #DPFPHENO24 was definitely a thing.
DPF-PHENO 2024 took place from 13-17 May 2024 at both University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
The featured public lecture was by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama of Cal-Berkeley, entitled "How Did We Come To Be? Yes, That's A Physics Question!"
Turnout was around 600 (don't know the exact number), and WHOOOOO that was definitely a slog to get through (NB: I'm on the organizing committee).
Aside from some projector issues, it went quite well, and I'm proud of our local organizing committee from both universities for putting on an excellent conference.
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CW: #DPFPHENO24 was definitely a thing.
DPF-PHENO 2024 took place from 13-17 May 2024 at both University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
The featured public lecture was by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama of Cal-Berkeley, entitled "How Did We Come To Be? Yes, That's A Physics Question!"
Turnout was around 600 (don't know the exact number), and WHOOOOO that was definitely a slog to get through (NB: I'm on the organizing committee).
Aside from some projector issues, it went quite well, and I'm proud of our local organizing committee from both universities for putting on an excellent conference.
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CW: #DPFPHENO24 was definitely a thing.
DPF-PHENO 2024 took place from 13-17 May 2024 at both University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
The featured public lecture was by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama of Cal-Berkeley, entitled "How Did We Come To Be? Yes, That's A Physics Question!"
Turnout was around 600 (don't know the exact number), and WHOOOOO that was definitely a slog to get through (NB: I'm on the organizing committee).
Aside from some projector issues, it went quite well, and I'm proud of our local organizing committee from both universities for putting on an excellent conference.
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CW: #DPFPHENO24 was definitely a thing.
DPF-PHENO 2024 took place from 13-17 May 2024 at both University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
The featured public lecture was by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama of Cal-Berkeley, entitled "How Did We Come To Be? Yes, That's A Physics Question!"
Turnout was around 600 (don't know the exact number), and WHOOOOO that was definitely a slog to get through (NB: I'm on the organizing committee).
Aside from some projector issues, it went quite well, and I'm proud of our local organizing committee from both universities for putting on an excellent conference.
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Come one, come all, to lovely Pittsburgh for DPF-PHENO 2024's Public Lecture by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, "How Did We Come To Be? That's a Physics Question!"
Who: You, an enjoyer of physics
Where: Carnegie Mellon University's McConomy Auditorium just off Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh (Oakland/Squirrel Hill)
When: Tuesday, 14 May, 7 PM EDT
How: CMU is served by several bus routes, including 61*, 67, 69, and 28X; adequate parking also available at nearby Gesling Garage
Why: You want to know why matter and energy are the way they are -
Come one, come all, to lovely Pittsburgh for DPF-PHENO 2024's Public Lecture by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, "How Did We Come To Be? That's a Physics Question!"
Who: You, an enjoyer of physics
Where: Carnegie Mellon University's McConomy Auditorium just off Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh (Oakland/Squirrel Hill)
When: Tuesday, 14 May, 7 PM EDT
How: CMU is served by several bus routes, including 61*, 67, 69, and 28X; adequate parking also available at nearby Gesling Garage
Why: You want to know why matter and energy are the way they are -
Come one, come all, to lovely Pittsburgh for DPF-PHENO 2024's Public Lecture by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, "How Did We Come To Be? That's a Physics Question!"
Who: You, an enjoyer of physics
Where: Carnegie Mellon University's McConomy Auditorium just off Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh (Oakland/Squirrel Hill)
When: Tuesday, 14 May, 7 PM EDT
How: CMU is served by several bus routes, including 61*, 67, 69, and 28X; adequate parking also available at nearby Gesling Garage
Why: You want to know why matter and energy are the way they are -
Come one, come all, to lovely Pittsburgh for DPF-PHENO 2024's Public Lecture by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, "How Did We Come To Be? That's a Physics Question!"
Who: You, an enjoyer of physics
Where: Carnegie Mellon University's McConomy Auditorium just off Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh (Oakland/Squirrel Hill)
When: Tuesday, 14 May, 7 PM EDT
How: CMU is served by several bus routes, including 61*, 67, 69, and 28X; adequate parking also available at nearby Gesling Garage
Why: You want to know why matter and energy are the way they are -
Come one, come all, to lovely Pittsburgh for DPF-PHENO 2024's Public Lecture by Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, "How Did We Come To Be? That's a Physics Question!"
Who: You, an enjoyer of physics
Where: Carnegie Mellon University's McConomy Auditorium just off Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh (Oakland/Squirrel Hill)
When: Tuesday, 14 May, 7 PM EDT
How: CMU is served by several bus routes, including 61*, 67, 69, and 28X; adequate parking also available at nearby Gesling Garage
Why: You want to know why matter and energy are the way they are