In this episode, Dr. Emma Spanswick discusses how her cross-disciplinary team leverages the expertise of physicists, engineers, and computer scientists to uncover the impacts of the space environment on Earth’s atmosphere.

In this episode, master’s student Abby Swadling discusses her work with an international team at CERN to measure antihydrogen’s properties, a step toward solving the mystery of missing antimatter in the universe.

Dr. Jo-Anne Brown is a Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary. Dr. Brown's radio astronomy research focuses on measuring the Galactic magnetic field. Over the years, she has supervised numerous graduate students, including Dr. Anna Ordog, who was...