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This event is in the past.It took place on June 9, 2026 at Stanford University.

Stanford
Peer into one of physics' deepest mysteries: can gravity behave quantum mechanically? This free lecture by University of Vienna physicist Markus Aspelmeyer explores how researchers are attempting to create quantum sources of gravity in the lab using massive quantum objects. It's cutting-edge science delivered with academic rigor, perfect for curious minds who want to understand research happening at the absolute frontier.

Stanford
Peer into one of physics' deepest mysteries: can gravity behave quantum mechanically? This free lecture by University of Vienna physicist Markus Aspelmeyer explores how researchers are attempting to create quantum sources of gravity in the lab using massive quantum objects. It's cutting-edge science delivered with academic rigor, perfect for curious minds who want to understand research happening at the absolute frontier.