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LUHD Videos

Videos from Life, the Universe & Hot Dogs Co-sponsored by the Happy Dog Bar! For upcoming talks, click: https://origins.case.edu/2020/03/26/origins-goes-online/ Apr 2: Glenn Starkman “What’s Hot in Cosmology Right Now?” https://youtu.be/QxKq-y21VsU April 18 Janet McGrath COVID-19 in Africa    March 31:  Jurgen Bosch  Coronavirus Update: How the Virus Ticks and What we are Doing to Stop...

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Origins goes Online!

Origins has moved its public programs online! Join us on Zoom for... Life, the Universe and Hot Dogs Thursdays, 7:30pm. Origins Science Scholars Tuesdays, 6pm (through 11/17) Check our FaceBook page frequently for updates on the LUH Happy Dog talks https://www.facebook.com/iso.origins Current Schedule (subject to change, so check back frequently! Videos will be posted below) Origins Online Mar 24...

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Pyrenees Dog Trip September 2019

PYRENEAN ORIGINS: PREHISTORY, NATURE & DOMESTICATION    Reserve your spot today!   Join us in the Pyrenees!  September 6-16, 2019! For more info on our 2019 Pyrenean Origins Tour, please call or text Patricia at 440-478-5292 or email her at Patricia@case.edu Access to wonders only the ISO can bring you! Our annual Pyrenees Trip is an utterly unique, custom-designed tour...

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Semester Abroad in Africa! Fall 2021

The living laboratory of Turkana, Kenya! OPEN TO EVERY MAJOR! Fall Semester, 2021 No pre-reqs Earn 15 credits grad or undergrad About the same cost as a semester in Cleveland!* Join Patricia Princehouse, Isaiah Nengo and other top scientists, and a terrific group of students from CWRU, and American and Kenyan universities for this unique opportunity...

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Neutrino Experiment ICARUS visits Cleveland

In one of the first documented cases of a neutrino experiment coming to visit ISO scientists (instead of the other way around), the ICARUS experiment arrived July 5th in the Port of Cleveland, having set sail from Antwerp, Belgium, aboard the Spliethoff container ship, Frieda. It’s on its way to Fermilab in Batavia, IL, where it will become part of a three-detector suite searching for a hypothesized 4th type of neutrino that interacts only with gravity, which could rewrite physicists’ understanding of the particles making up our universe.

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