Popular Science Lectures: The Dark Side of the Universe UPSaclay

Today, Université Paris-Saclay takes the lead in hosting this Popular Science Lecture on the intriguing topic of 'The Dark Side of the Universe.' Attendees will gain valuable insights into the rich history of the universe through a dynamic interplay of theoretical concepts and observational data. Additionally, attendees will have access to captivating images captured during recent space missions. This immersive experience will not only offer a visual journey through the cosmos but also provide you with the opportunity to engage in insightful discussions by asking your questions in the chat, that will be answered at the end of the presentation by our panelist.
About the speaker:
Prof. Hervé Dole is a professor of astrophysics (working at the Space Astrophysics Institute) and vice-president for arts, culture, science and society at Université Paris-Saclay.
As a scientist, he is a specialist of galaxy clusters in the early Universe and their infrared radiation as seen from space. He is involved in European space missions Euclid and Planck, and NASA space missions such as James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and Spitzer. As university vice-president, he promotes the arts and culture at the university for students and colleagues, helps foster prestigious partnerships with for example the Centre Pompidou, Louvre and Villa Medici, and builds stronger relations between science and society, especially with schools, citizens, media.