The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, located high in the Andes in Chile, is expected to be operational near the end of 2023. The Rubin’s wide-field reflecting telescope will scan the entire southern sky every few nights. Our guest, Harvard Professor of Astronomy Edo Berger, is a leader in the Rubin Observatory’s work and will be our guide to what is intriguing in deep space, and how AI will help astronomers navigate this ocean of images.
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Too Many Stars! Too Many Galaxies! How to choose what to look at?
Edo Berger, Ama Adams, Marc Donner, Charles C Palmer, and Roland Leslie Trope
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Marc Donner
Marc Donner was born in a log cabin on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the waning half of the twentieth century. After high school he went west where he earned a BS at Caltech. After some time working at NASA...
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Charles C Palmer
Dr. Charles C. Palmer is CTO for Security and Privacy for IBM Research where he focuses on special projects relating to security & privacy, unique customer challenges, and national security issues. He is a member of...
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Roland Leslie Trope
Trope and Schramm LLP
Roland Trope Trope and Schramm LLP 310 East 49th Street New York, NY 10017 212.308.7558 (Office) 917.370.3705 (Mobile) [email protected] Roland Trope is a partner in the New York City offices of Trope and...
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