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Astronomy and Astrophysics

Introduction
The astronomy and astrophysics program
within the Department has close ties to the efforts in gravity physics and nuclear physics, as well as between theory and observations in general.

People
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for any faculty in the department. Information available includes: name, email address, and office number.

Observatories
Throughout its history, the department has built a network of contacts with UNC Observatories around the globe. From Chile to Arizona, UNC offers access to state-of-the-art astronomical research facilities.

Research
Ongoing research studies in the department include stellar physics, the thermodynamics of black holes, and observational research.

Astronomical Instrumentation
Thanks to a generous gift from Leonard Goodman, the department has set up a laboratory in Phillips Hall for the development of astronomical instrumentation.

Courses
A wide range of courses are offered through the department, each focusing on a different aspect of astronomy or astrophysics. Find more information here.

Public Activities
The department is involved in several public activities. Learn more about the endeavors by Astronomy and Astrophysics here.

News
Keep track of the current happenings in Astronomy and Astrophysics and learn of upcoming events here.

 
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