Krzysztof Gorski, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, speaks during Plenary Session III of the APS April Meeting 2015.

Abstract
The European Space Agency and the Planck Collaboration recently released data products from the full Planck mission, including all temperatures and the initial batch of polarization data. I will review the highlights of this release and explain how data from Planck and such important suborbital experiments as ACT/ACTPol, SPT/SPTPol and BICEP2/Keck jointly enable us to make impressive advances in cosmology, physics of Early universe and astrophysics. .

View Dr. Gorski's slides here http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/APR15/Session/W1.1

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