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SUMMARY:Latest results from BICEP/Keck and plans for the future - Clem Pry
 ke\, University of Minnesota
DTSTART:20150728T150000Z
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CONTACT:Paula younger
DESCRIPTION:The BICEP/Keck experiments currently have world leading sensit
 ivity to CMB polarization at angular scales of a few degrees and 150 GHz. 
 In conjuction with Planck data at 350 GHz (to constrain galactic dust cont
 amination) these data are starting to set tighter limits on a potential si
 gnal from Inflationary Gravitational Waves than can be achieved from non-p
 olarized observations. I will describe the experiment - sited at the South
  Pole in Antartica - as well as the data analysis and results. I will conc
 lude with the status of new observations at 95 and 220 GHz from BICEP3 and
  Keck and plans for the future.
LOCATION:Martin Ryle Seminar Room\, Kavli Institute
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