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Rob Knop presents "Staring into the abyss - The first image of a supermassive black hole"
Rob Knop, Ph.D, presents "Gravitational Waves The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics"
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Dr. Rob A. Knop, Computational Physics & Astrophysics . Professor of Physics at Westminster College, a small liberal arts college in Western PA.As Westminster is an undergraduate teaching-focused college, Rob’s primary effort goes to teaching both physics major and general education classes— in physics, but also in topics such as the development of science during the Renaissance.
In February Knop was invited to join the growing ScienceBlogs collective run by US popular-science magazine Seed, thereby recognizing his talent at communicating astronomy to the layperson. Indeed, Knop has frequently written that teaching and outreach activities are undervalued by the academic system in the US – he found that he was unable to gain tenure at Vanderbilt without first ...
