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SUMMARY:"The Early Universe Viewed in Gravitational Waves" – Lecture by Professor Tinatin Kakhniashvili
DESCRIPTION:On October 15\, at 17:00\, in auditorium G106 at Ilia State University\, Iliauni Professor Tinatin Kakhniashvili will deliver a lecture titled “Early Universe Viewed in Gravitational Waves”. \n A Brief Overview of the Topic \nGravitational waves offer an opportunity to observe the early universe at energy levels far beyond what can be achieved on Earth – several orders of magnitude greater than those reached by the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. These waves provide insights into a period of the universe’s history that cannot be studied through electromagnetic radiation (radio\, infrared\, visible light\, microwaves\, X-rays\, ultraviolet\, and gamma rays). In this lecture\, the speaker will discuss the potential of gravitational waves and how they can help verify the fundamental laws of physics. \n About the Speaker \nTinatin Kakhniashvili\, a full professor of astrophysics at Ilia State University\, is actively involved in scientific collaborations with international research centers\, including the McWilliams Center for Cosmology (USA)\, NORDITA (Sweden)\, and Pitt-PACC (USA). She is also an associate research professor at Carnegie Mellon University (USA). Currently\, she leads three projects funded by NASA and the USA National Science Foundation\, including the 2024 NASA-funded Collaborative Research: Gravitational Waves as Messengers from the Early Universe. \nTinatin Kakhniashvili previously worked as a research scientist at international centers such as ICTP & SISSA (Italy) and CCPP (NYU). Additionally\, she has served as a visiting professor at several universities in the USA\, Canada\, and Europe\, including Rutgers University\, Kansas State University\, Carnegie Mellon University\, Geneva University\, and Laurentian University. \nRead more at: https://shorturl.at/Rt6vB \nA discussion will take place after the lecture. \nWorking Language: Georgian \nDate and Time: October 15\, 17:00 \nLocation: Auditorium G106\, Ilia State University\, G. Tsereteli St. N1 \nEveryone interested is welcome. \n2024
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