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CAS Seminars for Autumn 2009

Time: 3:30pm
Location: Bloomberg 462 (unless otherwise noted)

DateSpeaker
affiliation
Title (click for abstract)
Sep 08, 2009 David Thilker
JHU
Star formation in extreme locales revealed by GALEX
Sep 15, 2009 Masanori Nakamura
JHU/STScI
Exhaust Inspection of The Ultimate Jet Engines: The Case of M87
Sep 22, 2009 James Herald
JHU
Neon Abundance As A Clue Into Stellar Evolution
Sep 29, 2009 Nicholas Bond
Rutgers
Crawling the Cosmic Network: An Exploration of Filamentary Structure
Oct 06, 2009 Robert Williams
(JHU/STScI)
The Nova Outburst: Evidence for a New Paradigm?
Oct 13, 2009 Michael Barnard
JHU
Redshift Space Distortion Measurements in a Full Sky Spectroscopic Survey
Oct 20, 2009 Robert Carswell
IoA, Cambridge
Cold Gas at High Redshift
Oct 27, 2009 Leo Girardi
Padova
Star Clusters with Dual Red Clumps
Nov 03, 2009 Johannes Staguhn
GSFC/JHU
Performance and Astronomical Results from GISMO,
a 2 mm Bolometer Camera for the IRAM 30m
Nov 10, 2009 Paul Demorest
NRAO
Nanohertz gravitational waves and pulsar timing
Nov 17, 2009 Jennifer Donley
STScI
Tracking down the Missing Population of Obscured AGN
Nov 24, 2009 Jon Fulbright
JHU
The Very Metal-Poor Stars of the RAVE Survey
Dec 01, 2009 William Blair
JHU
A First Look at M83 Supernova Remnants with WFC3
Dec 08, 2009  
 
(no seminar due to Brickwedde lecture)
Dec 15, 2009 Una Hwang
GSFC/JHU
Explosive Nucleosynthesis in the Cassiopeia A Supernova Remnant

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