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Columbia University Scientist and Former Fellow Win 2004 Nobel Prize

Kavli Gift Brightens Study of Dark Energy

Fred Kavli And The Kavli Foundation Establish Seven Research Institutes To Advance The Fields Of Cosmology, Nanoscience And Neuroscience

Kavli Institute Inauguration a Memorable Event

Stanford to receive $7.5 million gift for particle astrophysics and cosmology institute

Atmospheric Scientist Named Fred Kavli Endowed Chair

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Columbia University Scientist and Former Fellow Win 2004 Nobel Prize

Kavli Gift Brightens Study of Dark Energy

Fred Kavli And The Kavli Foundation Establish Seven Research Institutes To Advance The Fields Of Cosmology, Nanoscience And Neuroscience

Kavli Institute Inauguration a Memorable Event

Stanford to receive $7.5 million gift for particle astrophysics and cosmology institute

Atmospheric Scientist Named Fred Kavli Endowed Chair

.css-vyy7ic{display:block;font-size:24px;line-height:1.5;height:3em;font-weight:400;}Columbia University Scientist and Former Fellow Win 2004 Nobel Prize

Kavli Gift Brightens Study of Dark Energy

Fred Kavli And The Kavli Foundation Establish Seven Research Institutes To Advance The Fields Of Cosmology, Nanoscience And Neuroscience

Kavli Institute Inauguration a Memorable Event

Stanford to receive $7.5 million gift for particle astrophysics and cosmology institute

Atmospheric Scientist Named Fred Kavli Endowed Chair

Columbia University Scientist and Former Fellow Win 2004 Nobel Prize