Member Events NANOGrav members collaborate at weekly telecons, busy weeks, and other working events. We maintain a calendar which members should subscribe to in order to stay on top of Working Group activities. Collaboration Meeting NANOGrav holds twice-annual collaboration-wide meetings in the Spring and Fall of each year, usually in March/April and October/November. Past Events Image 06 - 09 Oct 2024 Ann Arbor, MI, USA NANOGrav's Fall 2024 Collaboration Meeting Image 11 Sep 2024 Room 101, Ho Science Center, 13 Oak Drive, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY 13346 Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society September 2024 Meeting Michael Lam Image 09 Apr 2024 Cleveland State University (Cleveland, OH) NANOGrav: Discovering the Gravitational Hum of the Universe Joseph Glaser Image 08 Apr 2024 Cleveland State University (Cleveland, OH) Totality: Then and Now Joseph Glaser Image 25 Mar 2024 World-Wide / Virtual NANOGrav's Spring 2024 Collaboration Meeting Image 18 - 20 Oct 2023 Vancouver, BC, Canada NANOGrav's Fall 2023 Collaboration Meeting 28 Sep 2023 Dyer Observatory, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Meet the Astronomer - Counting black holes in a cafe William Lamb Image 27 Sep 2023 Hasbrouck 134, University of Massachusetts Amherst UMass Amherst Physics Colloquium - Evidence for a Gravitational-Wave Background Michael Lam Image 13 Sep 2023 https://www.youtube.com/live/9IF6KQX6e6g DoraHacks Dora Dōjō Workshop: Gravitational Wave Astronomy with a Precision Pulsar Timing Array Detector Michael Lam 05 Sep 2023 Ho Science Center 101 Colgate University Physics and Astronomy Seminar: Evidence for a Gravitational-Wave Background Michael Lam Image 27 - 29 Mar 2023 Corvallis, Oregon NANOGrav's Spring 2023 Collaboration Meeting Image 14 Mar 2023 SoVerA Monthly Meeting Talk: Celestial Clocks and Ripples in Spacetime Michael Lam Image 06 Mar 2023 Rochester, NY RIT AST Colloquium: Cutting-Edge Astrophysics with the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array Thankful Cromartie Image 06 Feb 2023 Rochester, NY RIT AST Colloquium: Binary Massive Black Holes, Active Galactic Nuclei, and Gravitational Waves Luke Kelley 16 Jan 2023 Cardiff University Mesur Tonnau Disgyrchol gydag Araeau Amseriad Pwlsar (Measuring Gravitational Waves with Pulsar Timing Arrays) William lamb Image 08 - 12 Jan 2023 Seattle, WA 241st American Astronomical Society Meeting Image 19 - 21 Dec 2022 Arecibo Observatory NANOGrav PREP Winter 2022 Workshop 06 Dec 2022 The Ohio State University The Landscape of nanohertz gravitational wave astronomy Nihan Pol 05 Nov 2022 South Eastern Section of the APS (SESAPS) Pulsar Timing Arrays: A Galaxy-scale Gravitational Wave Detector Steve Taylor 01 Nov 2022 Johns Hopskins William H. Miller III Department of Physics & Astronomy Near-future Prospects for Astrophysics & Cosmology with a Galaxy-scale Gravitational Wave Detecton Steve Taylor Image 27 Oct 2022 San Juan, Puerto Rico Gravitational Wave Astronomy with the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array Maura McLaughlin Image 27 Oct 2022 Governor Pedro Roselló San Juan Convention Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico' Multimessenger Diversity Network Next-Generation Gravitational Wave Observatories Maura McLaughlin Image 21 Oct 2022 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Ruckman Public Lecture 2022: Celestial Clocks and Ripples in Spacetime Michael Lam Image 17 - 19 Oct 2022 Milwaukee, WI NANOGrav Fall 2022 Meeting
Member Events NANOGrav members collaborate at weekly telecons, busy weeks, and other working events. We maintain a calendar which members should subscribe to in order to stay on top of Working Group activities. Collaboration Meeting NANOGrav holds twice-annual collaboration-wide meetings in the Spring and Fall of each year, usually in March/April and October/November.
Image 11 Sep 2024 Room 101, Ho Science Center, 13 Oak Drive, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY 13346 Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society September 2024 Meeting Michael Lam
Image 09 Apr 2024 Cleveland State University (Cleveland, OH) NANOGrav: Discovering the Gravitational Hum of the Universe Joseph Glaser
28 Sep 2023 Dyer Observatory, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Meet the Astronomer - Counting black holes in a cafe William Lamb
Image 27 Sep 2023 Hasbrouck 134, University of Massachusetts Amherst UMass Amherst Physics Colloquium - Evidence for a Gravitational-Wave Background Michael Lam
Image 13 Sep 2023 https://www.youtube.com/live/9IF6KQX6e6g DoraHacks Dora Dōjō Workshop: Gravitational Wave Astronomy with a Precision Pulsar Timing Array Detector Michael Lam
05 Sep 2023 Ho Science Center 101 Colgate University Physics and Astronomy Seminar: Evidence for a Gravitational-Wave Background Michael Lam
Image 06 Mar 2023 Rochester, NY RIT AST Colloquium: Cutting-Edge Astrophysics with the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array Thankful Cromartie
Image 06 Feb 2023 Rochester, NY RIT AST Colloquium: Binary Massive Black Holes, Active Galactic Nuclei, and Gravitational Waves Luke Kelley
16 Jan 2023 Cardiff University Mesur Tonnau Disgyrchol gydag Araeau Amseriad Pwlsar (Measuring Gravitational Waves with Pulsar Timing Arrays) William lamb
06 Dec 2022 The Ohio State University The Landscape of nanohertz gravitational wave astronomy Nihan Pol
05 Nov 2022 South Eastern Section of the APS (SESAPS) Pulsar Timing Arrays: A Galaxy-scale Gravitational Wave Detector Steve Taylor
01 Nov 2022 Johns Hopskins William H. Miller III Department of Physics & Astronomy Near-future Prospects for Astrophysics & Cosmology with a Galaxy-scale Gravitational Wave Detecton Steve Taylor
Image 27 Oct 2022 San Juan, Puerto Rico Gravitational Wave Astronomy with the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array Maura McLaughlin
Image 27 Oct 2022 Governor Pedro Roselló San Juan Convention Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico' Multimessenger Diversity Network Next-Generation Gravitational Wave Observatories Maura McLaughlin
Image 21 Oct 2022 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Ruckman Public Lecture 2022: Celestial Clocks and Ripples in Spacetime Michael Lam
