{"id":10326,"date":"2019-01-15T08:48:35","date_gmt":"2019-01-15T07:48:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/eo.aei.mpg.de\/?page_id=10326\/"},"modified":"2019-12-13T13:25:46","modified_gmt":"2019-12-13T12:25:46","slug":"partners","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.einstein-online.info\/en\/about-einstein-online\/partners\/","title":{"rendered":"Contributing Institutions"},"content":{"rendered":"

Members of the following institutes and institutions have contributed to Einstein Online as part of their Science Outreach activities<\/h3>\n
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California Institute of Technology<\/h2>\n\n<\/div>\n
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Heidelberg University<\/h2>\nCosmic Sound: Curvature and the cosmic background radiation<\/a><\/b> (Matthias Bartelmann)
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Karlstad University<\/h2>\nSpacetime singularities<\/a><\/b> (Claes Uggla)
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Max Planck Institute for Astronomy<\/h2>\nEinstein’s Nobel heritage<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nThe sum over all possibilities: The path integral formulation of quantum theory<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nThe wave nature of simple gravitational waves<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nA tale of two big bangs<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nWhat figure skaters, orbiting planets and neutron stars have in common<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nHeat that meets the eye<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nThe shape of space<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nChanging places – space and time inside a black hole<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nChirping neutron stars<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nFrom force to field<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nFrom light clocks to time dilation<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nIs the whole the sum of its parts?<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nMass and more<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nRelativity and satellite navigation<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
\nThe dark heart of the Milky Way<\/a><\/b> (Markus P\u00f6ssel)
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Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics<\/h2>\nBig Bang Nucleosynthesis: Cooking up the first light elements<\/a><\/b> (Achim Weiss)
\nEquilibrium and Change: The physics behind Big Bang Nucleosynthesis<\/a><\/b> (Achim Weiss)
\nElements of the past: Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and observation<\/a><\/b> (Achim Weiss)
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Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (AEI)<\/h2>\nA guiding light through Nature\u2019s darkness: symmetry in physics<\/a><\/b> (Mattia Cesaro)
\nClimate research with gravitational wave technology<\/a><\/b> (Gerhard Heinzel)
\nContinuous gravitational waves<\/a><\/b> (Benjamin Knispel)
\nFirst measurement of gravitational waves of colliding neutron stars<\/a><\/b> (Tim Dietrich)
\nMulti-messenger astrophysics and numerical relativity<\/a><\/b> (Masaru Shibata)
\nThird-generation gravitational-wave detectors<\/a><\/b> (Benjamin Knispel)
\nExtra dimensions – and how to hide them<\/a><\/b> (Stefan Theisen)
\nListening posts around the globe<\/a><\/b> (Badri Krishnan and Carsten Aulbert)
\nObserving gravitational waves in space with LISA<\/a><\/b> (Benjamin Knispel)
\nEinstein@Home – gravitational waves for everybody<\/a><\/b> (Reinhard Prix, Bernd Machenschalk, and Benjamin Knispel)
\nThe embedded universe<\/a><\/b> (Stefan Theisen)
\nCatching the wave with light<\/a><\/b> (Peter Aufmuth)
\nThe mathematical universe<\/a><\/b> (Alan Rendall)
\nHunting for extra dimensions<\/a><\/b> (Stefan Theisen)
\nSmall vibrations<\/a><\/b> (Peter Aufmuth)
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Oakland University<\/h2>\nOf singularities and breadmaking<\/a><\/b> (David Garfinkle)
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Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics<\/h2>\nActors on a changing stage: quantum gravity and background independence<\/a><\/b> (Lee Smolin)
\nGeometry from order: causal sets<\/a><\/b> (Rafael Sorkin)
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Polish Academy of Sciences<\/h2>\nWhite Dwarf binaries as gravitational wave sources<\/a><\/b> (Andrzej Krolak)
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University of Nottingham<\/h2>\nSearching for the quantum beginning of the universe<\/a><\/b> (Jorma Louko)
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