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CATEGORIES:Guest Speaker Night
CREATED:20190101T175226
SUMMARY:Guest Speaker - Prof Tim Bedding (University of Sydney)
LOCATION:Green Point Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Planets and Starquakes with NASA's Kepler and TESS MissionsNASA's Kepler an
 d TESS Mission have monitored the brightness of hundreds of thousands of st
 ars, watching for the tiny dips in light caused by a transiting planet.  Th
 ey have discovered thousands of extra-solar planets, indicating that they a
 re relatively common.  Meanwhile, the data are also being used to measure "
 starquakes", which are oscillations of stars that give valuable information
  about their internal structures.\n\nProfessor Tim Beddingobtained a BSc (H
 ons) in physics and a PhD in astrophysics from the University of Sydney. He
  then took up a fellowship at the European Southern Observatory in Germany,
  where he first started working on stellar oscillations. He came back to th
 e University of Sydney as a lecturer in the School of Physics in 1995 and h
 e has been there ever since. He was promoted to Professor in 2007. His main
  research interest is in stellar oscillations and how they can be used to l
 earn about stars. He is also a passionate teacher and is a recipient of the
  University of Sydney's Excellence in Teaching Award. He was the Head of th
 e School of Physics from mid-2012 until February 2018.\nIn 2007 the asteroi
 d 231470 Bedding was named in his honour.\nProfessor Bedding was a member o
 f the Australian Ultimate Frisbee team and participated in the 1990 World C
 hampionships held in Oslo, Norway\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2>Planets and Starquakes with NASA's Kepler and TESS Missions</h2><p>NASA
 's Kepler and TESS Mission have monitored the brightness of hundreds of tho
 usands of stars, watching for the tiny dips in light caused by a transiting
  planet.&nbsp; They have discovered thousands of extra-solar planets, indic
 ating that they are relatively common.&nbsp; Meanwhile, the data are also b
 eing used to measure "starquakes", which are oscillations of stars that giv
 e valuable information about their internal structures.</p><p><img src="htt
 ps://www.sasi.net.au/images/articles/Tim_Bedding.jpg" alt="Tim Bedding phot
 o" style="margin-right: 10px; float: left;" /></p><h2>Professor Tim Bedding
 </h2><p>obtained a BSc (Hons) in physics and a PhD in astrophysics from the
  University of Sydney. He then took up a fellowship at the European Souther
 n Observatory in Germany, where he first started working on stellar oscilla
 tions. He came back to the University of Sydney as a lecturer in the School
  of Physics in 1995 and he has been there ever since. He was promoted to Pr
 ofessor in 2007. His main research interest is in stellar oscillations and 
 how they can be used to learn about stars. He is also a passionate teacher 
 and is a recipient of the University of Sydney's Excellence in Teaching Awa
 rd. He was the Head of the School of Physics from mid-2012 until February 2
 018.</p><p>In 2007 the asteroid 231470 Bedding was named in his honour.</p>
 <p>Professor Bedding was a member of the Australian Ultimate Frisbee team a
 nd participated in the 1990 World Championships held in Oslo, Norway</p>
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