Penn State: General Relativity Centennial Stream Jun 7-12

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The discussion revolves around the live streaming of the plenary sessions for the event "General Relativity and Gravitation: A Centennial Perspective" taking place at Penn State from June 7-12, 2015. Participants share information about the event schedule, streaming details, and personal experiences related to attendance.

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  • One participant provides links to the event's website for live streaming and schedule updates.
  • Another participant mentions that the first plenary session starts at 9am EDT and suggests tuning in early for opening remarks.
  • A participant expresses disappointment about not being able to attend the event, noting that their entire research group is present.
  • It is noted that the lectures will be recorded, indicating availability for later viewing.

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Participants generally agree on the details of the event and the availability of streaming and recordings, but there is no discussion of differing views or disagreements.

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There is uncertainty regarding whether the streams will be archived for later access.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in general relativity, those attending the event, or anyone looking to access recorded lectures may find this information useful.

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This week (Jun 7-12, 2015) at Penn State:

General Relativity and Gravitation: A Centennial Perspective
http://event.gravity.psu.edu/index.shtml

There will be a live stream of the plenary sessions.
For the updated schedule and link to the streams, consult
http://event.gravity.psu.edu/complete_program-final.html
(I'm not sure if the streams will be archived.)

The first plenary is Monday 9am EDT.
However, you might want to tune in for the opening remarks at 8:40am...
in case a link materializes for it.
Since there is a stream into an overflow room,
I would think that there would be an internet-accessible link to that stream.

(On an iPhone/iPad, you'll need something from the App Store.
https://support.sonicfoundry.com/Knowledge/Article/000003025 )
 
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streaming now...
 
My entire research group is there except for me :frown:

EDIT: *sobs*
 
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The lectures are being recorded.
 

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