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How the universe has changed: Johns Hopkins professor Charles Bennett receives Gruber Foundation prize

In May, Johns Hopkins University professor Charles Bennett and his team of researchers were awarded the annual cosmology prize from the Gruber Foundation, a recognition of the work they collectively contributed to the field, according to the Baltimore Sun: Their discoveries of the universe’s makeup and how it has changed over time formed the foundation of […]

In May, Johns Hopkins University professor Charles Bennett and his team of researchers were awarded the annual cosmology prize from the Gruber Foundation, a recognition of the work they collectively contributed to the field, according to the Baltimore Sun:

Their discoveries of the universe’s makeup and how it has changed over time formed the foundation of what has become known as the standard model of cosmology. [more]

In a Q&A on the Sun‘s website, Bennett explains the research he and his team undertook.

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