The talks are held in Building N-211, room 205, usually on Wednesdays, 3:30 - 4:30 pm, and are followed by a wine and cheese reception. Any exceptions to the location, day or time of the talk are noted in the table below.
SOFIA COLLOQUIA: SPRING 2009 |
Date |
Speaker (Affiliation) |
Title |
February 4 |
Louis Allamandola
(NASA Ames) |
Astronomical Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow |
February 10
(Tue) |
Ned Wright
(UCLA) |
The Widefield Infrared Survey Explorer - WISE |
February 26
(Thu)
|
David Neufeld
(JHU) |
Molecular astrophysics with the Spitzer Space Telescope |
March 4 |
Dan Clemens
(Boston U.) |
The Galactic Plane Infrared Polarization Survey (GPIPS) |
March 11 |
Mark Krumholz
(UC Santa Cruz) |
The Formation of Massive Stars |
|
Jason Aufdenberg
(Embry-Riddle) |
Getting to Know Stars at Very High Angular Resolution |
April 1 |
Mark Morris
(UCLA) |
A Large-Scale HST Survey of Paschen-alpha Emission in the Galactic Center |
April 8 |
Geoff Clayton
(LSU) |
The Evolutionary History of the R_Coronae Borealis Stars |
April 15 |
Alex Lazarian
(UW Madison) |
Quantitative Theory of Grain Alignment and its Implications |
|
Göran Sandell
(SOFIA/USRA) |
Young Stars and Proto-stellar Cores near NGC 2023 |
April 29 |
Steve Howell
(NOAO) |
Dust in Cataclysmic Binaries |
May 6 |
Nathan Smith
(UC Berkeley) |
Dust Formation in Supernovae Interacting with Dense Circumstellar Material |
May 13 |
Paul Goldsmith
(JPL) |
Large Scale Structure of the Taurus Molecular Cloud Probed with High Spatial Dynamic Range Spectral Line Mapping |
May 20 |
James Graham
(UC Berkeley) |
Direct Detection of Exoplanets |
May 27 |
Carl Heiles
(UC Berkeley) |
So You Thought the Diffuse Interstellar Medium is All Old-Hat? |
June 3 |
Frederick Baganoff
(MIT) |
How Luminous was the Galactic Supermassive Black Hole in the Past? |
June 10 |
NO COLLOQUIUM |
AAS MEETING |
June 17 |
Michael Cushing
(U. Hawaii) |
Ultracool Atmospheres: From Brown Dwarfs to Exoplanets |
June 24 |
Richard Crutcher
(U. Illinois) |
Observations of Magnetic Fields in Molecular Clouds: Testing Star Formation Theory |