Our normal colloquium time is Fridays at 3:15 in BX102 with refreshments at 3:00pm in the Astronomy Conference Room (ASTR 119).
Craig DeForest
Boulder, Colorado
IMAGING THE SOLAR WIND FROM SUN TO EARTH
January 18
with local host James McAteer
Mark Marley
NASA Ames
Exoplanets and Brown Dwarfs
January 25
with local host Jason Jackiewicz
Markus J. Aschwanden
Lockheed Martin, Advanced Technology Center, Palo Alto, CA
Solar Physics
February 8
with local host James McAteer
Michael Kirk
NMSU
THE ANATOMY OF CHROMOSPHERIC FLARES AND ASSOCIATED EPHEMERAL BRIGHTENINGS
February 15
Chas Miller
NMSU
Characterizing Surface Properties and Volatile Distributions for Three Primitive Solar System Bodies
February 22
F. Van de Voort
UC Berkeley, Leiden University
Feeding galaxies and their gaseous haloes.
March 1
with local host Chris Churchill
Tim Beers
NOAO, Tucson
Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor Stars: Probes of Nucleosynthesis from the First Generation of Stars in the Universe
March 15
with local host Young Sun Lee
Aliz Derekas
Konkoly Observatory, Budapest, Hungary
HD181068: A Unique Triply-Eclipsing Triple System in the KEPLER Field
March 22
with local host Karen Kinemuchi
Ryan Hamilton
NMSU
Herschel Observations of Cataclysmic Variables
April 4
Maria Patterson
NMSU
Properties of Star Formation and the Interstellar Medium in Galaxy Outskirts
April 5
Kyle Uckert
NMSU
The Implementation and Analysis of Several Techniques for In Situ Astrobiology Investigations.
April 12
Candace Gray
NMSU
Coronal Mass Ejections And Their Effect On The Venusian Nightglow
April 19
Tamara McDunn
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Topics in Martian Atmospheric Dynamics
April 26
Please contact Anatoly Klypin (email: aklypin@nmsu.edu) with suggestions for speakers or to arrange a date to speak.
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NMSU Astronomy colloquiua
Other New Mexico astrophysical colloquia:
NMSU Physics colloquiua
NMSU Geology colloquiua
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
(Socorro)
National Solar Observatory
(Sunspot)
NMT Physics Department
(Socorro)
UNM Physics & Astronomy Department
(Albuquerque)