(Feel free to join us 30 minutes earlier to chat and set up your Zoom before we start the session!)
Dr. Nimesh is an astrophysicist and a project engineer working for the Submillimeter Array, since 1994, and the Greenland Telescope, since 2012. His research interests include molecular astrophysics, evolved stars, interstellar medium, star-formation, astrophysical masers, radio interferometry, high-speed analog to digital conversion, antenna pointing, and metrology. He is an instructor for the Harvard undergraduate laboratory astrophysics course, Astronomy 191 and is involved in the development of various educational projects for 21 cm wavelength radio astronomy. He is also a member of the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration and participating in the development of the Next Generation EHT. His current work on the Greenland telescope is explored in this Documentary made by Taiwan TV.
Dr. Nimesh will be joining us on the zoom session today, so bring your questions and make the best out of this opportunity.
Thanks Fabio!
I have a question related to sending message. Seems, if I initiate a message, I do not see that!
Yesterday I sent a message to you and Mervyn and I do not see my message! Do you see that? It was about another class from Univ from Alberta —— Bugs 101 —- an interesting topic for the Science Friday!
Did you get my message?!
Haihao has taken these photos with his cellphone through our telescope lens!
These are photos of Jupiter with its 3 moons, Sturn with its rings, and our moon! We had a great observing night near our home in Cambridge!
