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Voices of Excellence
The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences
218 episodes
8 months ago
The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.
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The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.
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Education
Arts,
Science
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Drink in the Cosmos with Paul Martini
Voices of Excellence
31 minutes 22 seconds
9 months ago
Drink in the Cosmos with Paul Martini


Dr. Paul Martini, a Professor of Astronomy and Physics at The Ohio State University, joins host David Staley to discuss the expanding universe, dark energy, and the role of the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) project in advancing research. Dr. Martini also talks about the importance of custom-built instruments in astronomy, the use of machine learning in data analysis, and his personal journey to being an astronomer. To hear more about his research on cosmic acceleration, you can catch Dr. Martini at the Science Sundays series on February 2nd or watch a recording of the event here.








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Voices of Excellence
The Ohio State University history professor David Staley interviews fellow researchers about their work.