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• Supernova Tea Time: Robert Quimby and Kavli IPMU, WPI

  “I study stars that explode.” From contributing to Nobel Prize-winning research on the accelerating universe to discovering supernovae ten times brighter than any seen before, Robert Quimby found at Kavli IPMU, WPI the perfect launchpad—an ambitious institution “doing big work” to unlock the mysteries of the universe, where personal and professional aspirations aligned.

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  • #Supernovae
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  • #CosmicDiscovery
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• Creating Breakthroughs through the Discovery of New Materials: HARADA Takayuki at WPI-MANA

  Discover how Independent Researcher HARADA Takayuki is revolutionizing materials science through “nanoscale architectonics” at WPI-MANA. Operating with the freedom of an entrepreneur and the resources of Japan’s premier materials science institute, he creates uncharted heterostructures in a flat, international organization that empowers young scientists to lead their own breakthroughs.

  • #MaterialsScience
  • #Nanotechnology
  • #WPI-MANA
  • #ResearchInJapan
  • #IndependentResearcher
  • #ResearchEnvironment