Edward J. Wollack

Study reveals significant findings on galactic dust and cosmic radiation.

CLASS investigates the cosmic microwave background to reveal early universe insights.

CLASS telescope reveals valuable data on early universe events.

Research reveals new findings about cosmic structure and galaxy formation.

Research reveals how clouds impact cosmic microwave measurements.

Scientists study a magnetized dust ring in the Galactic Center, uncovering stellar influences.

The patchy screening effect reveals crucial insights into gas distribution in the universe.

Researchers improve polarization maps, enhancing our understanding of cosmic radiation.

A Reflective Half-Wave Plate improves cosmic microwave background observations.

Studying galaxy clusters reveals key aspects of the universe's formation.

Scientists study the universe's structure using the Atacama Cosmology Telescope.

Upgraded detectors enhance CLASS's ability to study cosmic microwave background radiation.