Eliot Gillum is the principal investigator for Laser SETI - an instrument that detects laser pulses from outside our solar system to screen for intelligent extraterrestrial life. If you want to read more about Laser Seti, click here.
Laser SETI is currently on display at the Natural History Museum. We, as a society, went to visit this wonderful exhibition on 26 September. If you have any burning questions from our visit, or just found the exhibition interesting and want to learn more, this is the event for you.
If you did not get the chance to come with us on the 26th, don't worry. You can either come with us on Wednesday 15th October, go to the exhibition in your own time prior to the Q&A, or just read about it online. Eliot will be giving us a short presentation about what he does that you can also use as a springboard for your questions.
We would love to see many of you there. This really is a very unique opportunity to interact with experts in the field and in the industry - and for those of you who are interested in various career pathways related to Space, this could also be of interest to you.
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