Pedro Marronetti (NSF) gave us an update during the DGRAV business meeting on what’s happening with gravity programs within the NSF. You can download Pedro’s 2020 slides here: Views NSF – APS April 2020.
Goal achieved: The endowment of the DGRAV Student Travel Grants!
We exceeded our campaign goal of $75,000, which will allow DGRAV to provide travel support for 10 students each year. Over the past few years, support for student travel has become one of DGRAV’s core missions. As the field, the number…
9th Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting
After a few years hiatus, the GCGM returns! The 9th Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting will be held at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, MS, on March 13 and 14, 2020. In keeping with its tradition, this will be an…
Regional Meetings and Best Student Presentation Awards
An award, sponsored by the Division of Gravitational Physics, for best presentation by a student will be made at each of the following annual regional meetings: Midwest Relativity Meeting East Coast Gravity Meeting Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting Pacific Coast Gravity…
PCGM 2019 Best Student Presentation Awards
Congratulations to Jacob Fields of Brigham Young University for winning the Best Student Presentation Awards at 35th Jim Isenberg Pacific Coast Gravity Meeting. Jacob presented Relativistic hydrodynamics with wavelet adaptive multi-resolution. See more about the Best Student Presentation Awards and the past winners.
DGRAV Student Travel Grants – Countdown to Full Endowment
We have nearly reached our goal! In 2015, we set a goal of $75,000 as an endowment to support student travel to the APS April Meeting. We began supporting such travel in 1999 but demand quickly became a challenge for…