Gravity and astrophysics at UMiss

Hunter Gabbard’s poster presentation at the April 2016 APS meeting “A low-latency Glitch Classification Algorithm Based in Waveform Morphology” has been selected by the American Physical Society as one of the top presenters at the meeting. Congratulations, Hunter!

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Congratulations, Hunter!

Emanuele attended the first face-to-face meeting of NASA’s L3 Study Team. The meeting took place in Salt Lake City at the end of the APS April meeting. Here is a group photo (including Cole Miller, right, in paper form).

The Gravitational Observatory Advisory Team (GOAT) was charged by ESA to advise on the scientific and technological approaches for a gravitational wave observatory with a planned launch date in 2034. Some of us at Ole Miss were involved in the preparation of the GOAT’s final report, that is now publicly available. The BBC has some nice press coverage of the current status of eLISA following the report.