Quantum computing. AI. Cybersecurity. Dr. Hanna Terletska, Associate Professor of Physics and Director of the MTSU QRISE Center, joins Dr. David Butler on The @ResearchMinute to discuss the science behind these emerging technologies and why they matter. 🎙️ Watch the full episode at this link bit.ly/4dUJHkk #TheResearchMinute #MTSU #Quantum #STEM @mtsuphysics

🌙 Tonight’s the Night! 🌙 @MTSU Physics & Astronomy professor John Wallin kicks off the fall Star Party season with “First Light on the Rubin Observatory.” ⭐ Tonight 🕡 6:30 p.m. 📍 Wiser-Patten Science Hall, Room 102 🔭 Telescope viewing at the MTSU Observatory, weather permitting after the lecture. In just 10 hours, Chile’s Vera C. Rubin Observatory captured: ✨ Millions of galaxies ✨ Countless Milky Way stars ✨ Thousands of asteroids This is only a preview of its bold 10-year mission to explore and explain some of the universe’s biggest mysteries. Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and U.S. Department of Energy, the observatory is set to change astronomy forever. 🌌 “Over the course of its 10-year mission, it will create an unprecedented ‘movie’ of the dynamic universe, revealing how the heavens change over time. The Rubin Observatory will detect and measure comets, asteroids, supernovae and variable stars with remarkable precision," Dr. John Wallin, Professor, Physics and Astronomy. Free + open to the public. Families welcome! 🔭 Read more at bit.ly/4nfosvf @MTSUPhysics

FREE & Open to the Public Fri, Apr 1 6:30pm #mtsusciences @AstroMTSU @MTSUPhysics MTSU Star Parties continue April 1 with ‘Mysteries of Cosmic Rays’ public event mtsunews.com/mysteries-of-co… via @MTSUNews