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REACH for the stars

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By Teymour Taj
| Varsity Verified
Gabriella Rajpoot with permission for Varsity What is REACH? REACH stands for the Radio Experiment for the Analysis of Cosmic Hydrogen. It’s kind of a mouthful! I think the best way to explain it is to build up a scene: let’s go back to a time before stars, before galaxies, before anything we recognise in the Universe. This is called the Dark Ages, when the Universe was really nothing but a vast expanse of hydrogen, bathed in the afterglow of energy left from the Big Bang.
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Open(ing up about) AI

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By Maddy Browne, Daisy Henderson, Luca Chandler, Teymour Taj
| buff.ly
Lyra Browning for Varsity The world is buzzing with talk of artificial intelligence (AI). If you can get to grips with platforms like ChatGPT, suddenly you have access to a whole host of shortcuts and even job opportunities. Here at university, there are few places where this is more pertinent, as thousands of us labour to find new research gaps or write our next essay.
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Open(ing up about) AI

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By Maddy Browne, Daisy Henderson, Luca Chandler, Teymour Taj
| Varsity Verified
Lyra Browning for Varsity The world is buzzing with talk of artificial intelligence (AI). If you can get to grips with platforms like ChatGPT, suddenly you have access to a whole host of shortcuts and even job opportunities. Here at university, there are few places where this is more pertinent, as thousands of us labour to find new research gaps or write our next essay.
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