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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.
Current Colloquium Schedule - Fall 2005
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"Properties and Environments of Ultraluminous High-redshift Galaxies"
Speaker: Andrew Blain, Caltech
Host: Chris Carilli |
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"The FIRST SURVEY is Gone (from the schedule), but Not Forgotten"
Speaker: Bob Becker, UC Davis and LLNL
Host: Rick Perley |
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"Star Formation and Molecular Clouds in Normal Galaxies"
Speaker: Leo Blitz, Berkeley
Host: Lisa Young |
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"HI Supershells and the Galactic Ecosystem"
Speaker: Naomi McClure-Griffiths, ATNF
Host: Dale A. Frail |
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"Bulk Comptonization of the Cosmic Microwave Background
by Extragalactic Jets as a Probe of Their Matter Content"
Speaker: Markos Georganopoulos, UMBC
Host: Michael Rupen |
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No Colloquium
New Mexico Symposium
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"Supernova 1986J: Birth of a Pulsar Nebula?"
Speaker: Michael Bietenholz, York U.
Host: Michael Rupen |
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"Imaging the Polarization of the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation"
Speaker: Tim Pearson, Caltech
Host: Steve Myers |
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"Toward a Quantitative and Physical Interpretation of
Mid-Infrared Emission from Galaxies"
Speaker: Bojan Nikolic, NRAO
Host: Claire Chandler |
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No Colloquium
Veterans Day holiday
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"Stellar Rotation: A Probe of Initial Star-Forming Conditions?"
Speaker: Steve Strom, NOAO
Host: Miller Goss |
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No Colloquium
Thanksgiving holiday
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"Observations on the formation of massive stars by accretion"
Speaker: Eric Keto, CfA
Host: Vincent Fish |
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"Information Technology, Evolution of Science, and Virtual Observatory"
Speaker: George Djorgovski
Note that this talk will be given at a
non-standard time
Host: Dale A. Frail |
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"New Results on the Nature of Intermediate Redshift Galaxy Halos"
Speaker: Chris Churchill, NMSU
Host: Dale Frail |
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.
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