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Welcome Breakfast for our new secretary Dorte Garde Nielsen and our extended guests Luis and Giacamo

Welcome Breakfast for our new secretary Dorte Garde Nielsen and our extended guests Luis and Giacamo to DAWN. Come say hi to them.

1 Nov. 2019, 16:00-20:00

Science Slam w/ Peter Laursen & Thomas Greve at the Planetarium

The Planetarium in Copenhagen is celebrating it's 30th anniversary, it's time for a Science Slam

Adarsh Ranjan: Visiting to discuss density neutral gas from the early universe

Adarsh Ranjan from the Institut d’astrophysique de Paris will be visiting DAWN and giving a talk titled: Probing high column density neutral gas from the early universe in absorption.

Abstract will follow

Giacomo Girelli Cake talk - The stellar-to-halo mass relation over the last 12 Gyr

Giacomo Girelli will be doing an extended visit and giving a cake talk titled; "The stellar-to-halo mass relation over the last 12 Gyr".

23 Oct. 2019, 12:00-15:00

Mikkel Stockmann PhD defence

7 Oct. 2019, 14:00

Dr. Koki Kakiichi from UCL visiting DAWN

Dr. Koki Kakiichi from UCL will be visiting DAWN in October. He will be giving a cake talk on the 7th of October at 14:00.

23 Sept. - 27 Sept. 2019

Rebecca Fowler of Oxford joining us for a discussion about collaborations on the EUCLID primeval universe

19 Aug. - 23 Aug. 2019

Kate Gould from St. Andrews / Oxford visiting DAWN

8 July - 12 July 2019

DAWN Summit 2019

We are happy to announce the dates for this year’s DAWN Summit in Denmark, and we are looking forward to hosting all of you!

24 June 2019, 14:00-15:00

Copenhagen Astrophysics Seminars (CAS): Peter Laursen - Lyman α — a window to the distant Universe

The Copenhagen Astrophysics Seminars is back again this Monday! This time it will be DAWN's own Peter Laursen who will give the lecture on the most common type of light in the universe. The type stemming from Lyman - α emission! Come and learn about what makes up a grand portion of everything we use to observe the universe.

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