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'Illuminating the Dark Universe with Supernovae' by Ariel Goobar
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On October 11th 2018 Ariel Goobar, from The Oskar Klein centre for Cosmoparticle Physics of Stockholm University, visited us and gave the colloquia "Illuminating the dark universe with supernovae".
Since the early days of supernova cosmology, technological advances have allowed us to drastically increase the science reach: the new generation of optical cameras used to search for supernovae can image a large fraction of the observable sky in a single night. We are starting to discover very rare and precious astronomical systems, e.g., gravitationally lensed supernovae. Furthermore, we can explore new time scales for transient phenomena, allowing us to chart new physics territories
Since the early days of supernova cosmology, technological advances have allowed us to drastically increase the science reach: the new generation of optical cameras used to search for supernovae can image a large fraction of the observable sky in a single night. We are starting to discover very rare and precious astronomical systems, e.g., gravitationally lensed supernovae. Furthermore, we can explore new time scales for transient phenomena, allowing us to chart new physics territories
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