Molecular gas, AGNs, star formation and galaxy evolution: a local look at galaxies undergoing the transition
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Speaker
Katherine Alatalo
Affiliation
IPAC/Caltech
Location
N232, Room 103
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Entrepreneurial space astrophysics enabled by new technologies; nurturing the space-adept in a sounding rocket crucible
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Speaker
Stephan McCandliss
Affiliation
Johns Hopkins University
Location
N232, Room 103
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Exoplanet detection and characterization using combined coronagraphy and sub-microarcsecond astrometry from space
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Speaker
Eduardo Bendek
Affiliation
NASA Ames
Location
N232, Room 103
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[CII] measurements of z=2 galaxies from the Herschel Extreme Lensing Line Observations (HELLO) survey
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Speaker
Sangeeta Malhotra
Affiliation
Arizona State University, Tempe
Location
N232, Room 103
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Circumstellar Disk Composition and Evolution
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Speaker
Alycia Weinberger
Affiliation
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Location
N232, Room 103
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Probing the role of shock heating in turbulent extragalactic environments; From "Taffy" and the Stephan's Quintet, to high-z quasars
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Speaker
Phil Appleton
Affiliation
IPAC/Caltech
Location
N232, Room 103
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Quasars Probing Quasars
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Jason Prochaska
Affiliation
UC Santa Cruz
Location
N232, Room 103
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Dust and Extinction from an Ultraviolet Point of View
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Speaker
UJ Sofia
Affiliation
American University
Location
N232, Room 103
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Towards 3D Spectra of Galaxies
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Speaker
Ching-Wa Yip
Affiliation
Johns Hopkins University
Location
N232, Room 103
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Close Encounters with the Largest Particles in Comets
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Speaker
Michael Kelley
Affiliation
University of Maryland
Location
N232, Room 103
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Solar System Science with SOFIA/GREAT
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Paul Hartogh
Affiliation
MPI for Solar System Research
Location
N/A
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Herschel observations have provided new insights into the distribution of molecular oxygen, chemical species and the water cycle of Mars, the source of water in the stratospheres of the outer planets and Titan, the density and extension of the Enceladus water torus and water excitation and the isotopic composition of comets. This talk will illustrate the capabilities of GREAT to complement the Herschel observations including examples on the outer planets, Mars, Venus and comets.
Dispelling the Myths and Legends of the Habitable Zone
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Speaker
Stephen Kane
Affiliation
San Francisco State University
Location
N232, Room 103
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Gas and Dust in Debris Disks: Clues to the Late Stages of Planet Formation
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Speaker
Aki Roberge
Affiliation
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Location
N232, Room 103
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The Formation of Young Stellar Binaries
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Speaker
David Ardila
Affiliation
IPAC/Caltech
Location
N232, Room 103
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