EP 42 · 1:05:13

Krishna update and outro

From How Scientists Actually Study Dark Matter

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Lester Nare thanks Dan Gilman for joining the discussion and shares an update on Krishna Choudhary's leave from the show. The hosts close with plans for more interviews.

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1:05:13for those who are still listening, as you know, Krishna is a new dad and will be returning to the pod here in a couple of weeks. We have some great interviews like this one lined up in the meantime, and he will be back and fired up and ready to go. I can't tell you how antsy he is to get back in the catbird seat, uh but I let him know that FFP Nation will be here waiting for the return of our resident PhD. Uh a big round of applause again for Dan Gilman for joining us on the pod today. Thank you, good sir, for sharing all of your wonderful expertise. We look forward to having you back. >> Oh, thanks. Thanks to you guys. Uh I

1:05:55appreciate it. And you guys are doing a great thing for science. >> This is a debut. Uh we're going to start seeing him everywhere. He's going to start bragging to all of it journal club. Hey guys, you see my see my pod? You see how beautiful I look? Um as always, I am your captain speaking here, Lester Naray. This is from First Principles. We will see you all next week.

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  1. EP 42

    How Scientists Actually Study Dark Matter

    A first principles interview with astrophysicist Dan Gilman on what dark matter is, why strong gravitational lensing matters, and how the next generation of surveys could reveal the universe’s hidden structure.

    How Scientists Actually Study Dark Matter

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