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From: Origins Project at ASU Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 8:48 PM To: jeevacation@gmail.com Subject: Thank You For a Monumental Year There's more to come from the Origins Project in 2017 <http://image.e.asu.eduilibife8d13727567037b7c/m/1/New- Email-Banner.png> Origins Project Year in Review 2016 was perhaps the largest and most significant year to date for the Origins Project. This past year, we focused generally on the theme of Life and Death in the 21st Century, continuing to explore fundamental questions facing humankind today. In 2017 and beyond, Origins plans to continue to provide programs within the scope of the year's theme, Human Challenges in the Anthropocene, carrying forward and pushing the boundaries of what lies ahead. We greatly appreciate your support and thank you for all that you do to support our mission to help increase the public's understanding of science and invite you to view a year end infographic <http://click.e.asu.edufiqs=7115ef9lbf2f4352e3e6783bafbld30S6b73239d572bfce2be44a412e269fIcc> , highlighting all of our remarkable achievements from 2016. <http://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=711Sef9lbf2f4352e3e6783bafbld3056b73239d572bfce2be44a412e269ffcc> Get Your Tickets for Frank Wilczek Lecture Don't miss out! Tickets are now on sale for the Origins Project Lecture: Materiality of a Vacuum <http://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=7115ef9lbf2f43523143a94b974d41dc4391b30c498324f2edd0a73afla6176c> featuring theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek on Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at Tempe Center for the Arts. In modern physics we've discovered that it is very fruitful to regard empty space, or vacuum, as a sort of material, which can have exotic properties, like superconductivity. Conversely, materials can be viewed "from the inside" as the vacua of alternative worlds, which often have exotic, mind-expanding properties. These ideas suggest new possibilities for cosmology, and bring to life a profound question: What is a Universe? chttp://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=7115ef9lbf2f43523143a94b974d41dc4391b30c498324f2edd0a73af1a6f76c> Follow us on Twitter <http://click.e.asu.edufiqs=7115ef9lbf2f43S2f19ddb6b6265a56a9c71336bd733cbd02595396e9be1403c> Like us on Facebook <http://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=7115ef9lbf2f43528a7ff253be7210bfd32d08b37bd4837d6Se4ecObb2S70b3e> Watch us on YouTube <http://click.e.asu.eduPqs=7115ef9lbf2f4352d82e7485aefd7f88eaa55e36d72a793600fee6e94929db4> <http://click.e.asu.edufiqs=.711Sef9lbf2f43S2ff896a005447477096462bed870ffbac8a20Sa047b4f26b9> Origins Project at ASU EFTA_R1_01327094 EFTA02350068 Arizona State University 480.965.0053 origins.project@asu.edu <mailto:origins.project@asu.edu?Subject=Hello%20from%20the%20e-Newsletter> www.origins.asu.edu <http://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=7115ef9lbf2f4352d0161416a5ca8233135795a0039f0d912676830a92fa86bd> <http://click.e.asu.edu/open.aspx?ffcb10-fec313717366017a-fe4e177773600d797c13-fe8d13727567037b7c- ff3316717662-fe5c16767561037b7612-ffcf14> Unsubscribe chttp://click.e.asu.edu/unsub_center.aspx?qs=8558943cb2e86ee82e480095d184ce3526b0397f58e631e4c83a24dfb978 0753d97db4a84e5084b3aed561a92de659c43136c20e4c6d0474> Manage Subscriptions <http://click.e.asu.edu/subscription_center.aspx?qs=8558943cb2e86ee82e480095d184ce3526b0397f58e631e4c83a24d fb9780753280a1f804bc469ec54c348106dcbdfa2d0d2f5f5bb3e949d> Update Profile <http://click.e.asu.edu/profile_center.aspx?qs=8558943cb2e86ee89ee3dab715128363bObff9354bf53e6b671550899ea0 85acc7380b07280c9d80ea8fb5f7f57531c2c472b9leda108915> We respect your right to privacy - click here <http://email.exacttarget.com/Company/Policies/PrivacyPolicy.html?linkid=View+Privacy+Policy> to view our policy. This email was sent by: Origins Project at ASU P.O. Box 871902 Tempe, AZ, 85287-1902, USA 2 EFTA_R1_01327095 EFTA02350069