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Colloquia are held in the auditorium of the
Array
Operations Center in Socorro, New Mexico. All are welcome, but
the talks generally assume a good grounding in research
astronomy.
Talks are usually scheduled for 11am local time on Fridays; those
which are not are indicated in red.
Upcoming Colloquium Schedule - Fall 1996
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Radio Supernovae
Speaker: Marcos Montes, NRL
Host: Dick Sramek
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What we have learned from monitoring twisting jets in quasars
with VLBI
Speaker: Anton Zensus, NRAO
Host: Michael Rupen
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Optical Interferometry at JPL
Speaker: Michael Shao, JPL
Host: Alan Roy
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The Peculiar Velocity Field in the Local Universe
Speaker: Martha Haynes, Cornell
Host: Liese van Zee
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X-ray Plasma and H I Gas in the Halo of our Galaxy
Speaker: Ulrich Mebold, MPIfR
Host: Michael Rupen
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The Stellar Population, Star-Forming History, and Structure
of the Orion Nebula Cluster
Speaker: Lynne Hillenbrand, Berkeley
Host: Michael Rupen
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Water Masers in Star-Forming Regions
Speaker: Moshe Elitzur, Univ. of Kentucky
Host: Athol Kemball
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Lines, Lengths, and Lenses: What does it take to measure the Hubble
Constant beyond reasonable doubt?
Speaker: Roger Blandford, Caltech
Host: Michael Rupen
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Counting Stars in the LMC: What does it tell us about the star formation
history?
Speaker: Jon Holtzman, NMSU
Host: Michael Rupen
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Recent Results from the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory
Speaker: Tom Phillips, Caltech
Host: Michael Rupen
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Alignment of Interstellar Grains by Starlight
Speaker: Bruce Draine, Princeton
Host: Michael Rupen
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New Insights Into Groups of Galaxies
Speaker: John Mulchaey, Carnegie
Host: Michael Rupen
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Counter-rotating Disks in Spiral Galaxies
Speaker: Barbara Ryden, OSU
Host: Michael Rupen
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If you would like to talk with the speaker, send email to the
local host. If you are the speaker, and need to talk to
someone, try either your local host or one of the current colloquium chairs.
We are always on the lookout for
suggestions for future speakers.
Previous Colloquium Series
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