The 33rd Annual New Mexico Symposium
  3 November 2017 - National Radio Astronomy Observatory
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Instructions for Speakers:
  • The talks will be approximately 12 minutes with an additional 3 minutes for questions.
  • We will have two laptops available for oral presentations: one Windows and one MacOSX. We will be able to handle the following formats: Power Point (Windows or Mac), PDF (Windows or Mac), and Open Office (Mac)
  • The latest you can put your talk on the laptops is the break before your session.
  • You may wish to ftp your talk to us ahead of time. This is recommended if you have movies or other complications that might not work on a foreign machine or if your talk is in the first session.
  • Please upload your talk by 1pm, Thursday, 2 November if you want us to test it. After you have uploaded the talk please send Dale Frail an e-mail. This will give us time to get back to you if there are any problems. FTPing instructions can be found below.
  • If you are speaking in the first session, please either upload (ftp) your talk or arrive at 8:30am to load the talk yourself.
  • If not ftping your talk, the best bet is to bring it on a memory stick.

Schedule:
TimeTitleAuthor
9:00-9:05Welcome Mark McKinnon (NRAO)
Session 1 — Chair: Claire Chandler
9:05-9:20 SWAG:Tracing the Evolution of Star Formation and Revealing Evolved Stars toward the Galactic Center using Water Masers Juergen Ott (NRAO)
9:20-9:35 A Multiscale view of high-mass starless clumps in the Milky Way Brian Svoboda (U. Arizona)
9:35-9:50 BAaDE project and the relative strengths of 43 GHz and 86 GHz SiO maser lines Michael Stroh (UNM)
9:50-10:05 Constraints on Cosmic-ray Acceleration Efficiency in Balmer Shocks of Two Young Type Ia Supernova Remnants in the Large Magellanic Cloud Luke Hovey (LANL)
10:05-10:20 The Evolution of Outflows from High-Mass Stars Viviana Rosero (U. Florida)
10:20-10:50 Break and PostersCommon Room
Session 2 — Chair: Miller Goss
10:50-11:05 Complex Organic Molecules Observed Towards Prestellar Cores Yancy Shirley (U. Arizona)
11:05-11:20 Distributed star formation throughout the Galactic Center cloud Sgr B2 Adam Ginsburg (NRAO)
11:20-11:35 Physical Properties of Free-Floating Evaporating Gas Globules (FrEGGs) in the W5 Star Forming Region Samantha Scibelli (U. Arizona)
11:35-12:20 Work done by Women Scientists on the Manhattan Project in New Mexico Ruth Howes (Marquette Univ./Ball State)
12:20-1:45 Lunch
Session 3 — Chair: Tom Maccarone
1:45-2:00 Identifying EM Counterparts to NS-NS Mergers Dario Carbone (Texas Tech. U.)
2:00-2:15 Planetary Constraints for Solar Evolution Suzannah Wood (LANL)
2:15-2:30 40 Years After: The Superluminal Pulsar Model Revisited Andrea Schmidt (LANL/UNM)
2:30-2:45 NMT/MRO Recent Progress at the Magdalena Observatory Interferometry Michelle Creech-Eakman (NMT/MRO)
2:45-3:00 Diversity of Chemical Composition: The Impact of Stellar Abundances on the Evolution of Stars and Habitable Zones Amanda Truitt (LANL)
3:00-3:15 CHANG-ES X: Spatially-Resolved Separation of Thermal Contribution from Radio Continuum Emission in Edge-on Galaxies Carlos Vargas (NMSU)
3:15-3:30 Using Real and Simulated Measurements of the Thermal Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Effect to Constrain Models of AGN Feedback Alexander Spacek (LANL)
3:30-4:00 Break and PostersCommon Room
Session 4 — Chair: Greg Taylor
4:00-4:15 The Next Generation Very Large Array: Concept and Status Mark McKinnon (NRAO)
4:15-4:30 Surveying the TeV Gamma-Ray Sky with the HAWC Observatory Chad Brisbois (LANL)
4:30-4:45 VLASS: A New Generation Radio Sky Survey with the VLA Amy Kimball (NRAO)
4:45-5:00 Search for Neutral Hydrogen in the Early Universe and Progress with Low Frequency Radio Instruments Nithyanandan Thyagarajan (NRAO)
5:00-5:15 Measurements and Models of Ionospheric Faraday Rotation Joseph Malins (UNM)
5:15-5:30 How to Run Three Telescopes with Two People Jayce Dowell (UNM)
5:30-7:30Cocktails and Dinner Macey Center
7:30-8:30Jansky Lecture: Dr Bernie Fanaroff -- Observing the Universe from Africa: Linking Radio Astronomy and DevelopmentWorkman 101


FTP Instructions:
  1. make sure your presentation is labeled with your name
  2. type ftp ftp.aoc.nrao.edu
  3. login as anonymous
  4. type cd incoming/nmsymposium
  5. upload your talk
  6. e-mail Dale Frail that you uploaded your talk!
  7. Please upload your talk by 1pm, Thursday, 2 November if you want us to test it.

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This page last updated on 22 Oct 2017 by Dale Frail.