Emily Monclus gives a talk about neutron stars

This video is a presentation given by Jada Greene on neutron stars. She is affiliated with RIT's ROAR program.

An interview with Dr Manuela Campanelli on her work the the Frontera supercomputer.

Understanding the influence of distant stars: Manuela Campanelli, professor of astrophysics at Rochester Institute of Technology and director for the Center for Computational Relativity and Gravitation, is using Frontera to develop a simulation to amplify our understanding of gravitational waves. The goal is to explain the origin of the powerful energy bursts that are emitted during a neutron star merger, including the types of electromagnetic signals emitted. Frontera enables Campanelli and her team to perform complex simulations at a speed two or more times faster than what is possible on any local supercomputer.

Computer calculations modeling the gravitational waves LIGO has observed to date and the black holes that emitted the waves. The image shows the horizons of the black holes above the corresponding gravitational wave.
Credit: Teresita Ramirez / Geoffrey Lovelace / SXS Collaboration / LIGO Virgo Collaboration.
Inspired by the Kepler Orrery IV (https://youtu.be/_DnDeBa0KFc).

An extended interview with Dr. Manuela Campanelli about the first binary neutron star merger detection.

An interview with Dr. Carlos Lousto about the detection of a binary neutron star merger.