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A bit about this talk and me About talk: Want to give you a sense of the trajectory of Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) measurements and results, from one experimentalist's (mine) perspective. So, biased towards my past, present and future. About me: Started by helping to build and using Hat Creek mm-wave interferometer to study star formation. Then to Caltech using the OVRO interferometer and linking CSO and JCMT telescopes as a submm interferometer to measure protostellar disks, but I was a closet cosmologist... Was intrigued with exploiting the stability of interferometry to study the CMB.

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A bit about this talk and me About talk: Want to give you a sense of the trajectory of Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) measurements and results, from one experimentalist's (mine) perspective. So, biased towards my past, present and future. About me: Started by helping to build and using Hat Creek mm-wave interferometer to study star formation. Then to Caltech using the OVRO interferometer and linking CSO and JCMT telescopes as a submm interferometer to measure protostellar disks, but I was a closet cosmologist... Was intrigued with exploiting the stability of interferometry to study the CMB.
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Kelly Lepo (kellylepo@astrodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 21-Jan-2025 01:35:06 JST Kelly Lepo
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Next up the Heineman Prize Lecture at #AAS245 by John Carlstrom: Past, Present, and Future Cosmic Microwave Background Surveys.
I took an intro astronomy course from Carlstrom as an undergrad, so it was cool to see him up on the stage!

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