Contributing Institutions
Members of the following institutes and institutions have contributed to Einstein Online as part of their Science Outreach activities
California Institute of Technology
Heidelberg University
Cosmic Sound: Curvature and the cosmic background radiation (Matthias Bartelmann)Max Planck Institute for Astronomy
Einstein’s Nobel heritage (Markus Pössel)The sum over all possibilities: The path integral formulation of quantum theory (Markus Pössel)
The wave nature of simple gravitational waves (Markus Pössel)
A tale of two big bangs (Markus Pössel)
What figure skaters, orbiting planets and neutron stars have in common (Markus Pössel)
Heat that meets the eye (Markus Pössel)
The shape of space (Markus Pössel)
Changing places – space and time inside a black hole (Markus Pössel)
Chirping neutron stars (Markus Pössel)
From force to field (Markus Pössel)
From light clocks to time dilation (Markus Pössel)
Is the whole the sum of its parts? (Markus Pössel)
Mass and more (Markus Pössel)
Relativity and satellite navigation (Markus Pössel)
The dark heart of the Milky Way (Markus Pössel)
Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Cooking up the first light elements (Achim Weiss)Equilibrium and Change: The physics behind Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (Achim Weiss)
Elements of the past: Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and observation (Achim Weiss)
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (AEI)
Climate research with gravitational wave technology (Gerhard Heinzel)First measurement of gravitational waves of colliding neutron stars (Tim Dietrich)
Multi-messenger astrophysics and numerical relativity (Masaru Shibata)
Extra dimensions – and how to hide them (Stefan Theisen)
Listening posts around the globe (Badri Krishnan and Carsten Aulbert)
The embedded universe (Stefan Theisen)
The mathematical universe (Alan Rendall)
Hunting for extra dimensions (Stefan Theisen)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Actors on a changing stage: quantum gravity and background independence (Lee Smolin)Geometry from order: causal sets (Rafael Sorkin)
