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$$\Omega_{\rm m}$-$S_8$ constraint$

Dark Energy Survey Year 6 Results

New paper out! The SPHEREx Satellite Mission

Constraint on S8

New paper out! Cosmic shear with one component and its application to future radio surveys

SPHEREx observatory

How U of A Research Is Helping Find the Origins of the Milky Way

Mayall 4-Meter Telescope

New DESI Results Hint at Time-varying Dark Energy

SPHEREx Space Telescope

NASA SPHEREx Space Telescope Launch

New GRA

Welcome New Graduate Students

CDA Fellows

Welcoming New Postdocs: Enrique Paillas and Anoma Ganguly

New paper out! Kinematic Lensing Inference II: Cluster Lensing with O(1) Galaxies

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New paper out! Astrophysical systematics in kinematic lensing: Quantifying an intrinsic alignment analog

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