In an article in the LA Times, Professor Duncan Brown discussed the future of multi-messenger astronomy following the recent announcement of the confirmed observation of a neutron star collision by the LIGO-Virgo network and more traditional telescopes. “This is the beginning,” said Brown. “This is the beginning of bringing the entire human toolkit of observations, of gravitational waves and electromagnetic waves, to bear on understanding our universe and where we live.” Read more at LATimes.com.