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CATEGORIES:Guest Speaker Night
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SUMMARY:Guest Speaker - Prof Geraint Lewis - Sydney Uni
LOCATION:: Online
DESCRIPTION:<h2>Do I expand with the Universe? Understanding modern cosmology</h2><p>Mo
 dern cosmology, our understanding of the universe, is a scientific success.
  But what a strange universe it is, dominated by the dark-side, the matter 
 and energy that shape the cosmos. In this talk, I&rsquo;ll review our under
 standing of the universe, from cosmic birth to eternal future, as well as e
 xploring just what we mean when we say that our universe is expanding.<br /
 >Short history: BSc from the University of London, PhD from Cambridge, then
  research in the USA and Canada before coming to Sydney in 2000 to take a p
 osition with the Anglo-Australian Observatory. Moved to the University of S
 ydney in 2002 where I am now a Professor of Astrophysics, with research foc
 using upon dark matter and dark energy.</p><h2><img src="images/articles/Pr
 of_Geraint_Lewis_2021.jpg" alt="Prof Geraint Lewis 2021 photo" style="margi
 n-right: 10px; float: left;" />Prof Geraint Lewis</h2><p>I received a BSc f
 rom the University of London, my PhD from Cambridge, then researched in the
  USA and Canada before coming to Sydney in 2000 to take a position with the
  Anglo-Australian Observatory. I moved to the University of Sydney in 2002 
 where I am now a Professor of Astrophysics, with research focusing upon dar
 k matter and dark energy.</p>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2>Do I expand with the Universe? Understanding modern cosmology</h2><p>Mo
 dern cosmology, our understanding of the universe, is a scientific success.
  But what a strange universe it is, dominated by the dark-side, the matter 
 and energy that shape the cosmos. In this talk, I&rsquo;ll review our under
 standing of the universe, from cosmic birth to eternal future, as well as e
 xploring just what we mean when we say that our universe is expanding.<br /
 >Short history: BSc from the University of London, PhD from Cambridge, then
  research in the USA and Canada before coming to Sydney in 2000 to take a p
 osition with the Anglo-Australian Observatory. Moved to the University of S
 ydney in 2002 where I am now a Professor of Astrophysics, with research foc
 using upon dark matter and dark energy.</p><h2><img src="https://www.sasi.n
 et.au/images/articles/Prof_Geraint_Lewis_2021.jpg" alt="Prof Geraint Lewis 
 2021 photo" style="margin-right: 10px; float: left;" />Prof Geraint Lewis</
 h2><p>I received a BSc from the University of London, my PhD from Cambridge
 , then researched in the USA and Canada before coming to Sydney in 2000 to 
 take a position with the Anglo-Australian Observatory. I moved to the Unive
 rsity of Sydney in 2002 where I am now a Professor of Astrophysics, with re
 search focusing upon dark matter and dark energy.</p>
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