Colloquia Schedule Fall 2012
Colloquia are on Tuesdays (unless otherwise indicated) at 3:30 pm in RLM 15.216B
"Finding and Characterizing the Sources of the Ionizing Background with Keck and HST" University of California, Riverside host: Steve Finkelstein |
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1. "Investigating the Early Universe with Lyman-alpha Emission: Galactic Winds and Stellar Populations at z ~ 3.1" 1. Emily McLinden, 2. Stefano Meschiari, and 3. Michael Pavel University of Texas at Austin host: Sarah Tuttle |
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"Star Formation, Near and Far (y un anyo en Ame'rica del Sur)" University of Texas at Austin host: Steve Finkelstein |
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"Measuring Galaxy Evolution from Modern Near-IR Surveys" Texas A&M University host: Steve Finkelstein |
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"Carbon Stars and Dust Production in the Local Group" Cornell University host: Harriet Dinerstein |
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"Peering Through the EoR Window with the Murchison Widefield Array" University of Washington host: Neal Evans |
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"HETDEX Status" University of Texas at Austin host: Steve Finkelstein |
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"Stellar Feedback and the Ecology of the Galactic ISM" University of Colorado, Boulder host: Keely Finkelstein |
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"Obesity in the Universe: Why Did Early-Type Galaxies Grow in Size?" California Institute of Technology host: Paul Shapiro |
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"The Gaseos Environment of Distant Galaxies" University of California, Santa Cruz host: Chris Sneden |
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"Cassini-Huygens explores the Saturn System: Recent Discoveries and Science Highlights" Jet Propulsion Laboratory host: Bill Cochran |
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"Exploring Galactic Chemical and Dynamical Evolution: Pre and Post SDSS-III/APOGEE" Texas Christian University host: Chris Sneden |
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"Understanding Galaxy Clusters, the Most Massive Objects in the Universe" University of Texas, Dallas host: Karl Gebhardt |
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"Galaxy Formation: Physics and Numerics" University of California, San Diego host: Karl Gebhardt |
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"Ultrahigh Energy Cosmic Rays, Pulsars, and Supernovae" Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris host: Milos Milosavljevic |
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Please report omissions/corrections to: G. Orris at argus@astro.as.utexas.edu.
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