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Description:	With the help of the Universe's best celestial clocks (millisecond pulsars!) and some specialized open source software, radio astronomers are searching for the almost-imperceptible stretching of the fabric of space by gravitational waves — predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity but not yet detected directly. In this presentation, I will introduce you to the physics of gravitational wave detection, the methodology and software making discoveries possible, and how open source tools are enhancing collaboration in the astrophysics research community. markdown
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