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Andrew Chamblin Memorial Lecture Fund

2024 - Professor Andrew Strominger

Harvard University

Adventures with Black Holes: Past, Present and Future

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2023 - Professor Alessandra Buonanno

Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam

Illuminating the Dark Universe with Gravitational Waves

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2022 - Professor Robert Wald

University of Chicago

Black Holes, Thermodynamics and Information Loss

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2021 - Professor Andrea Ghez

University of California, Los Angeles

From the possibility to the certainty of a supermassive black hole

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2020 - Professor Alan Guth

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Infinite Phase Space and the Two-Headed Arrow of Time

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2019 - Professor John Ellis

King's College, London

What are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going?

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2018 - Professor Gerard 't Hooft

University of Utrecht

Observing Black Holes in Quantum Mechanics

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2017 - Professor Kip Thorne

California Institute of Technology

LIGO and Beyond : Exploring the Universe with Gravitational Waves

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2016 - Professor Raymond Laflamme

University of Waterloo

Harnessing the Quantum World

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2015 - Professor Frank Wilczek

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A Beautiful Question

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2014 - Professor Michael Green

University of Cambridge

The Pointless Universe

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2013 - Professor Frank Close

University of Oxford

The Infinity Puzzle – From the Higgs Boson to the LHC

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2012 - Professor Jim Al-Khalili

University of Surrey

On the Shoulders of Eastern Giants: The Forgotten Contribution of Medieval Physicists

 

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2010 - Professor Michel Mayor

University of Geneva

The Amazing Diversity of Planetary Systems

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2009 - Professor Paul Davies

Director of Beyond Center, Co-Director of Cosmology Initiative, Arizona State University

How Many Universes Are There?

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2008 - Professor Sir Roger Penrose

Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

Deep Questions of Cosmology: Did Something Happen Before the Big Bang?

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