The 35th Annual New Mexico Symposium

21 February 2020 - National Radio Astronomy Observatory

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List of Registered Participants Name Affiliation Paper 1 Anna D. Kapinska NRAO EMU: The Evolutionary Map of the Universe 2 Grady Owens New Mexico Skies 3 Tatiana Magalí Rodríguez NMT A highly collimated flow from a high-mass protostar 4 Paul Dyer NRAO Retired 5 Hussein Mabrok Al-Azhar University 6 Gustaaf van Moorsel NRAO 7 Patrick Crane Retired 8 Craig Anderson NRAO Early science from the POSSUM survey: Shocks, turbulence, and a massive extended reservoir of baryons in the Fornax cluster 9 Sarah Kovac New Mexico State University Auroral Emission in the Venusian Atmosphere During Solar Minimum 10 Peter Napier NRAO Emeritus 11 Tyler Cohen New Mexico Tech Predicting the performance of future pulsar timing arrays using population synthesis 12 Daniel Jacobs Arizona State University Hunt for the 21cm signature of Cosmic Dawn and the Epoch of Reionization: a decade in review 13 Miller Goss NRAO 14 Amy Kimball NRAO 15 Joyce A. Guzik Los Alamos National Laboratory Modeling Pulsations of Cepheid Variables using the Open-Source MESA Code 16 Darcy Barron University of New Mexico 17 Ylva Pihlstrom UNM 18 Christopher DiLullo University of New Mexico Using the Long Wavelength Array to Search for Cosmic Dawn 19 Michael Soukup Los Alamos National Laboratory 20 Farhanul Hasan New Mexico State University DEAD VULTURES: The nature and evolution of the weakest CIV absorbers in quasar spectra 21 Tom Maccarone Texas Tech University 22 Barry Clark NRAO emeritus Calibrating Polarization with Linear Polarized Feeds 23 Caitlin Doughty New Mexico State University Evolution of neutral oxygen during the Epoch of Reionization 24 Emmanuel Momjian NRAO Discovery of the Zeeman Effect in the 25 GHz Class I Methanol Maser Line 25 Jodi Berdis New Mexico State University Europa's Observed Surface Water Ice Crystallinity Inconsistent with Thermophysical and Particle Flux Modeling 26 Samantha Scibelli University of Arizona, Steward Observatory Detecting Complex Organic Molecules in Starless and Prestellar Cores in the Taurus Molecular Cloud 27 Helene (Lanie) Dickel U. New Mexico 28 John Dickel U. New Mexico 29 Richard Rand University of New Mexico 30 Dave Finley NRAO 31 Kayla Mitchell University of New Mexico Measuring Cosmic Microwave Background Polarization with POLARBEAR 32 Peter Hofner NMT & NRAO 33 Robert Havlen NRAO retired 34 Ryan Boyden University of Arizona Steward Observatory Protoplanetary Disks in the Orion Nebula Cluster: Gas Disk Morphologies and Kinematics as seen with ALMA 35 Martha Dyer 36 Frank Schinzel NRAO 37 Henry Prager New Mexico Tech 38 Brandon Medina UNM A Statistical Approach to Distance Calculations for BAaDE Sources 39 Megan Lewis UNM/NRAO Carbon and Oxygen-rich stars in the BAaDE survey 40 Seth Bruzewski University of New Mexico Probing Unassociated Gamma-Ray Sources in the 4FGL Catalog 41 David Palmore Texas Tech University Searching for Hidden Black Holes in APOGEE-2 42 Cheslee Hibler Texas Tech University 43 Wladimir Lyra New Mexico State University 44 Jean Eilek NMT/NRAO 45 Oana Vesa New Mexico State University 46 Juergen Ott National Radio Astronomy Observatory 1. CARTA: Cube Analysis and Rendering Tool for Astronomy 2. Molecular Gas Accretion in the Galactic Center 47 Lorant Sjouwerman NRAO BAaDE: the Bulge Asymmetries and Dynamical Evolution survey 47 Joan Wrobel NRAO Limits on Intermediate-Mass Black Holes in 19 Massive Globular Clusters 48 Gebreziher Gidey Dr.Tsega Cosmic ray diagram 49 Maria Galloway-Sprietsma University of Arizona Study of Deuterated Ammonia in the Cepheus Star-Forming Region L1251 50 Jessica Dowell University of New Mexico 51 Jayce Dowell UNM 52 Brian Svoboda NRAO A systematic VLA+GBT survey of the most massive 70um dark clumps within 5 kpc 53 Samantha Andrews Steward Observatory, University of Arizona The Role of Hydrogen Cyanide in Probing Densities in the Taurus Star Forming Region 54 Yaping Li Los Alamos National Laboratory Understanding dust growth and sub-structures in protoplanetary disks 55 Mark Croom NMSU 56 Savin Shynu Varghese University of New Mexico Studying Meteor Radio Afterglows with the Long Wavelength Array and the Widefield Persistent Train camera 57 Kelly Sanderson New Mexico State University Mapping the Kinematics of the Cosmic Web at z~3.2 58 Anne Hedlund NMSU 59 Yancy Shirley University of Arizona The Virial State of Starless Cores 60 Kelley Hess ASTRON & Kapteyn Astronomical Institute 61 Luis Henry Quiroga Nunez NRAO/UNM Chasing the Galactic structure using VLBI and Gaia 62 Tim Braun University of New Mexico 63 FRAZER OWEN NRAO 64 Tanazza Khanam Texas Tech University 65 Jonathan Romney NRAO Retiree Associate 66 Lerato Sebokolodi Rhodes University, SARAO and NRAO Sub-kpc Magnetic Field Fluctuations around Cygnus A 67 Arvind Balasubramanian Texas Tech University 68 Manuel Pichardo Marcano Texas Tech University 69 Deven Bhakta Texas Tech University JAGWAR follow up for Gravitational Wave Counterparts 70 Nipuni Palliyaguru Texas Tech University 71 John Middleditch University of California, retired 72 Hannah Gallamore New Mexico State University 73 Audrey Dijeau NMSU The Search for More Low Redshift Lyman Alpha Nebulae 74 Sanjay Bhatnagar NRAO 75 Dave Westpfahl New Mexico Tech 76 Eric W Greisen NRAO - SOC 77 Aleczander Herczeg NMSU Convective Blueshift and Systematic Errors in Solar Meridional Flow 78 Vivek Dhawan NRAO Socorro 79 James Lilly University of Arizona Characterizing Physical Properties of Hierarchical Structure in Star-Forming Regions 80 Harrison Bradley University of Arizona Exploration of Jupiter Brightness Temperature Anomalies 81 R. Craig Walker NRAO 82 Claire Chandler NRAO 83 Genie Hsieh NRAO 84 Bryson Stemock New Mexico State University Using Artificial Intelligence to Understand Fundamental CGM and IGM Physics 85 Peter Bloser Los Alamos National Laboratory Experimental Gamma-Ray Astronomy at Los Alamos National Laboratory 86 David S. Meier New Mexico Tech 87 Montana Williams NMT/NRAO 88 Diana Dragomir University of New Mexico 89 Katie Chapman Los Alamos National Lab Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Contributions to the LOX Mission Concept 90 Alexander Stone-Martinez New Mexico State University 91 Monica Sanchez Barrantes UNM / NRAO Prediction and Detection of High-Mass galaxies in CHILES 92 Rene Walterbos NMSU 93 Tierra Candelaria New Mexico Tech Extended Hot Gas in the Galactic Center 94 Jiahe Si New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology New Mexico αω Liquid Sodium Dynamo Experiment: An Experiment to understand the magnetohydrodynamic amplification of magnetic field in the Accretion Disk 95 Art Colgate New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology 96 Dana K. Baylis-Aguirre New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Line Dancing of CO2 in Mira Atmospheres 97 Laurel Farris New Mexico State University Flare-induced 3-minute oscillatory power in the chromosphere 98 Paul Demorest NRAO 99 Paul Arendt New Mexico Tech Jets from paramagnetic electrons in superstrong fields 100 Jacqueline Hernandez Texas Christian University WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE | Classifying Dying Radio Galaxy J2241.3-1625 with Radio Spectral Modeling 101 Marialis Rosario-Franco National Radio Astronomy Observatory Searching for Exomoons in Low Frequencies Using the Long Wavelength Array 102 Michelle Creech-Eakman New Mexico Tech/MROI MRO Interferometer: Prelude to First Fringes 103 Harrison Cook New Mexico State University Department of Astronomy 104 Manuel Canas New Mexico State University, Astronomy 105 Rogelio Ochoa New Mexico State University 106 Nithyanandan Thyagarajan NRAO 107 Anneila Sargent California Institute of Technology 108 David DeColibus New Mexico State Universtiy 109 Partick Kilian Los Alamos National Laboratory 110 Sylvia Kowalski NRAO 111 Rick Perley NRAO Last updated: Tue Feb 11 12:30:14 MST 2020