About our speakers
Dr. Roger Easton,Jr.
Dr. Roger Easton,Jr.
Dr. Roger Easton,Jr.
RIT Carlson Center for Imaging Science
Dr. Easton’s specialty is using advanced imaging technologies to recover long lost texts from ancient manuscripts which are faded or used recycled parchment. One example of such recovered documents is by Greek astronomer Hipparchus. (c. 190 – c. 120 BCE) who created the earliest known star chart but this had been long lost. In 2017, part of it was found when a medieval manuscript was analyzed to recover the text that had been lost when scraped clean to reuse the parchment pages.
Dr. Jeyhan Kartaltepe
Dr. Roger Easton,Jr.
Dr. Roger Easton,Jr.
RIT School of Physics and Astronomy
Dr. Kartaltepe is an astrophysicist expert in galaxy formation and evolution. She currently studies the oldest galaxies yet found by the James Webb Space Telescope. Her study with peers published this past August confirmed that the very distant Maisie’s Galaxy existed when the 13.8 billion-year-old universe was just around 390 million years old, which is incredibly young for our cosmic expanse. This makes it one of the four earliest galaxies ever seen by human eyes.
directions to paper session
directions to "S" parking LOT
Proceed to Thomas Gosnell Hall
Proceed to Thomas Gosnell Hall
Use Main Entrance off Jefferson Road. At traffic circle bear right onto Andrews Memorial Drive. Take Reynolds Drive to the "S" parking lot. FREE parking.
Proceed to Thomas Gosnell Hall
Proceed to Thomas Gosnell Hall
Proceed to Thomas Gosnell Hall
Reynolds Drive becomes a walkway as you walk north. Gosnell Hall is just east of Orange Hall, Entrance is at southeast corner.
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