Monthly Archives: March 2014
27 Mar 2014
New paper: The Birth of a Galaxy – III
We have finally finished the finale in the The Birth of a Galaxy trilogy, where we further analyzed the data first presented in the second paper of the trilogy. In this paper, we convincingly demonstrate that the faintest galaxies play an important role during reionization, which contribute nearly 30% of the ionizing photon budget. … Continue Reading ››
26 Mar 2014
- (abs, pdf) Frebel et al., Segue 1: An Unevolved Fossil Galaxy from the Early Universe
- (abs, pdf) Wise et al., The Birth of a Galaxy - III. Propelling reionisation with the faintest galaxies
- (abs, pdf) Übler et al., Why stellar feedback promotes disc formation in simulated galaxies
- (abs, pdf) Pacucci … Continue Reading ››
25 Mar 2014
24 Mar 2014
Atlanta Science Festival
Today marks the beginning of the first Atlanta Science Festival, a week-long celebration of science and technology with dozens of activities happening around metro Atlanta. Members from the CRA will be leading a few events in the next week.
- Tech Talks (Monday, March 24, 2014 – 6:30pm to 8:00pm; Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business … Continue Reading ››
21 Mar 2014
20 Mar 2014
- (abs, pdf) Banerjee & Kroupa, A perfect starburst cluster made in one go: the NGC 3603 young cluster
- (abs, pdf) Skillman et al., The ACS LCID project. X. The Star Formation History of IC 1613: Revisiting the Over-Cooling Problem
- (abs, pdf) Heckman & Best, The Co-Evolution of Galaxies and Supermassive Black … Continue Reading ››