1 November 2002
 

Time	Title	Authors
SESSION 1:	Star Formation & Evolution	Chair: Claire Chandler
9:00	WELCOME	Jim Ulvestad (NRAO)
9:05	Invited talk:   Space Interferometry Mission: Planets and More	Shri Kulkarni (Caltech)
9:35	Deriving the Physical Structure of B335 Using Dust Continuum and Dust Exinction	Yancy L. Shirley (NRAO)
9:50	Multiwavelength Observations of Herbig Ae/Be Stars	Mario R. Perez (LANL), Mario van den Ancker (ESO)
10:05	Monitoring RFI in NM	Neb Duric, Alex Theodorou, Kate Smith, Ghazi Zouaoui and Mark Harris (UNM)
10:20	The Summer Science Program Opens New Mexico Campus	Richard D. Bowdon, Stephen L. Cotler, Summer Science Program
10:35	BREAK/POSTERS	All
SESSION 2:	Our Solar System	Chair: Bryan Butler
11:00	Invited talk:   Water on Mars: Lowell's Revenge?	Jim Murphy (NM State University)
11:30	Spectro-Photometry of Saturn by a Passband-Tunable Imaging System	Takafumi Temma, Nancy Chanover (NMSU), Amy Simon-Miller, David Glenar (NASA/Goddard), John Hillman (U. of Maryland), David Kuehn (Pittsburg State U.)
11:45	Characterizing the methane and haze distribution in Titan's lower atmosphere	Carrie Anderson, N.J. Chanover (NMSU), C.P. McKay (Ames), P. Rannou (Universite de Paris), D.A. Glenar (Goddard), & John Hillman (U. of Maryland)
12:00	Astrobiology: Bacterial Survivability in Collisional Events	Eileen Ryan (MRO/NMT), Gordon Southam (U of Western Ontario), William Ryan (NM Highlands/NMT), Jennifer Lindline, Ruth Juarez, Lacey Stewart, Josh Woddlee (NM Highlands)
12:15	Patterns of helicity in the solar chromosphere and corona	Pevtsov, A.A. (NSO), Balasubramaniam, K.S. (NSO), Rogers, W.J. (NSO/RET)
12:30	LUNCH/POSTERS	All
SESSION 3:	The Nearby Universe	Chair: Jean Eilek
2:00	Invited talk:   A New Look at our Partner Galaxy (M31/Andromeda) in the X-ray Band	Bill Priedhorsky (LANL), S. Trudolyubov, and the XMM/OM team
2:30	Star Formation in HI Selected Galaxies	J.F. Helmboldt and R.A.M. Walterbos (NMSU), G.D. Bothun (U. of Oregon), W.J.G. de Blok (ATNF)
2:45	Constraints on the Formation of Spiral Bulges from Absorption Line Studies	Bhasker Moorthy & Jon Holtman (NMSU)
3:00	High Resolution Extragalactic Radio Recombination Lines from Starburst Galaxies	C. A. Rodriguez-Rico (NRAO/UNAM), W. M. Goss (NRAO), J.-H. Zhao, F. Viallefond
3:15	Mining the Sky with Both Eyes Open: The Utility of Stereoscopic Monitoring of the Night Sky	W. T. Vestrand on behalf of the Raptor Team (LANL)
3:30	BREAK/POSTERS	All
SESSION 4:	The More Distant Universe	Chair: Dale Frail
4:00	Invited talk:   Studying the Neutral Intergalactic Medium Prior to the Epoch of Reionization	Chris Carilli (NRAO), F. Owen, & N. Gnedin
4:30	Searching for Strongly-Lensed Quasars	Dinesh Loomba (UNM)
4:45	A view through Faraday's fog: Rotation Measures in AGN cores	R. T. Zavala (NRAO & NMSU) and G. B. Taylor (NRAO)
5:00	Sensitive VLBI observations of the Seyfert-2 NGC 7674: First Science with VLBA, VLA and ARECIBO	E. Momjian (NRAO/U. of Kentucky), J. D. Romney (NRAO), C. L. Carilli (NRAO), T. H. Troland (U. of Kentucky)
5:15	First Evidence for TeV Diffuse Gamma-Ray Emission from the Galaxy	Todd Haines (LANL) and the Milagro collaboration.
5:30	Cocktails/Dinner (in Macy Center)	All
8:00	JANSKY LECTURE (in Macy Auditorium):   The Brightest Explosions in the Universe	Shri Kulkarni (Caltech)