# Jo Dunkley
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Joanna Dunkley is a British astrophysicist and Professor of Physics at Princeton University. She works on the origin of the Universe and the Cosmic microwave background (CMB) using the Atacama Cosmology Telescope, the Simons Observatory and the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST).
== Education ==
Dunkley was educated at North London Collegiate School and the University of Cambridge where she graduated in 2001 with a Master of Science (MSci) degree in Natural Sciences (Theoretical Physics).
Babbage: A bill of data rights
Should individuals have rights over their data that are protected similar to human rights? We discuss the universe with Jo Dunkley of Princeton. And why the oceans are turning a different shade of blue. Kenneth Cukier hosts
NAM 2015 Retrospective
NAM 2015 Retrospective. In the show this time, we cast our ears back to the National Astronomy Meeting (NAM) in July 2015. We talk to Dr. Brook Simmons, Becky Smethhurst and Tom Melvin about Galaxy Zoo [00:02:22.698 - 00:13:16.015], Dr. Carolin Villforth about quasars [00:14:57.590 - 00:18:29.526],…
The origins of the universe | Jo Dunkley
If we're to go back to the Big Bang, or as close to that as we can get, we think we would find ourselves at a moment a fraction of a second after the beginning of time.
About Jo Dunkley
"I am the Joseph Henry Professor of Physics and Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University. I am a 20…
S01 E01 How to Build a Partner-Led Growth Strategy That Actually Works | With Brian Gilman
Welcome to the very first episode of Collab Convo!
In this inaugural episode, host Jo Dunkley sits down with Brian Gilman, Chief Marketing Officer at ThetaRay, to explore what it really takes to build a successful partner-led growth strategy in B2B tech.
Brian shares the inside story of how ThetaR…
Invisible dark matter in the universe | Jo Dunkley
If dark matter is a new kind of particle, it can travel through our body, through anything. It doesn't interact with the regular atoms we know of. It does obey the law of gravity.
About Jo Dunkley
"I am the Joseph Henry Professor of Physics and Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University…
Astronomers discovering other worlds | Jo Dunkley
Astronomers have long thought that other stars likely had their own planets around them, but they just didn't know whether they were there, because planets are incredibly hard to see.
About Jo Dunkley
"I am the Joseph Henry Professor of Physics and Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton Univer…
S01 E01 Breaking Into Asia: Why Translation Isn't Enough | With Sedin Gabeljic
Expanding into Asia isn't as simple as translating content and launching campaigns. The region spans dramatically different cultures, consumer behaviors, and business practices that require deep localization and long-term commitment. Sedin Gabeljic, Partnership Director for Asia at Infobip, reveals…
What Happened at the Beginning of Time? Cosmologist Jo Dunkley Explains the Big Bang
In this conversation with the world-renowned cosmologist Jo Dunkley, we explore one of the deepest questions in science: the origin of the universe. We trace how our understanding of this story developed, beginning with Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity, and then turn to Georges Lemaît…
We Are Stardust Looking Back 13 Billion Years — The Search for Cosmic Origins | Jo Dunkley
In this conversation with the world-renowned cosmologist Jo Dunkley, we explore one of the deepest questions in science: the origin of the universe. We trace how our understanding of this story developed, beginning with Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity, and then turn to Georges Lemaît…
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