István Szapudi (University of Hawaii) will give a talk entitled "Stereographically Compactified Simulations (StePS) for cosmology" at the Wigner Colloquium on Tuesday, 15 September, at 2 p.m.

Place:  KFKI Campus, Bldg. 1,   Conference room, and also in Zoom

Abstract:

An international research team has produced the first muographic image of the crust–mantle transition zone in the Samail Ophiolite, opening a new window into the structure of Earth's oceanic lithosphere.

Hungarian Engineering Supports the JUICE Mission to Jupiter

Revealing Hidden Worlds with Cosmic Particles

The speaker at the Wigner Colloquium was Morishima Kunihiro on Monday, 8 June, entitled "Cosmic Muon Imaging with Nuclear Emulsions: Technology and Applications".