We are pleased to announce the 2024 Anthony B. Evnin Lecture.

Join us for an absorbing keynote where Janna Levin will speak on ideas from black holes, to creativity, to the union of art and science, and show the audience just how far science has come — and where it’s headed.

Janna Levin is changing the way we understand the cosmos. She brings originality, lucidity, and even poetry, to one of humanity’s oldest sciences. In her new book Black Hole Survival Guide, she takes readers on a thrilling and evocative tour through space, showing us the remarkable influence of black holes along the way. On stage, Levin expands on her mind-bending, yet concrete, ideas: from black holes to creativity, to the union of art and science, she shows audiences just how far science has come—and where it’s headed.

This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. You may choose to attend in person at Princeton or virtually on a Zoom webinar.

Please register here to attend in person.

Please register on Zoom to attend the virtual webinar.

Time: 4:30-5:30 pm EST

Free!

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