Astronomy Colloquia at University of Texas for 2001-2002

Colloquia are Tuesdays at 3:30 pm in RLM 15.216B


September 11 Marc Kamionkowski (Caltech)
Birth of the Universe
September 18 Stephane Udry (Geneva)
The Geneva Continuing Search for Extra-solar Planets
September 25 Frank Bash (UTexas)
Town Meeting
October 9 Sheila Kannappan (UTexas)
Kinematic Clues to the Formation & Evolution of Galaxies
October 16 MUC Meeting: Open to Everyone
October 23
October 30 Roeland van der Marel (STScI)
The Intrinsic Shape and Tidal Distortion of the LMC
November 6
November 13 George Wallerstein (Washington)
Omega Centauri as a Captured Galaxy
November 20 Daniel Thomas (Munich)
Epochs of Formation for Elliptical Galaxies
November 27
December 6 Tim de Zeeuw (Leiden)
The SAURON Project: Integral field spectroscopy of galaxies
December 11 Tom Geballe (Gemini)
Brown Dwarfs: From Speculation to Observation to Classification
January 15 Jim Lawler (University of Wisconsin)
Laboratory Astrophysics for Precise Elemental Abundance Determinations
January 22 Carl Akerlof (University of Michigan)
The ROTSE Project: Small Telescopes and Distant Flashes
January 29 Joel Primack (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Cold Dark Matter Cosmology -- A Status Report
February 7 Romeel Dave (University of Arizona)
The History of Intergalactic Baryons
February 14 James Bullock (Ohio State University)
Probing Cosmology using the Milky Way and the Local Group
February 19 Asantha Cooray (Caltech)
Life After Acoustic Peaks
February 21 Zoltan Haiman (Princeton University)
Probing the End of the Cosmological Dark Ages
February 26 S. Peng Oh (Caltech)
The First Luminous Objects
March 5 reserved
March 12 Thomas Henning (Jena)
Formation of Massive Stars
March 19 reserved
March 26 Gordon MacAlpine (Trinity University)
Contemplating Crabs and Quasars
April 2 Namir Kassim (NRL)
Opening a New Window on the Electromagnetic Spectrum: The Low Frequency Array (LOFAR)
April 9 Jeffrey Bennett (Colorado)
Strategies for Teaching Science
April 10 Jason Glenn (Colorado)
Probing the High Redshift Universe: Planned Millimeter-Wave Surveys for Galaxies
April 16 Russel White (University of Texas)
Formation of the Lowest Mass Stars and Brown Dwarfs
April 23 Rob Kennicutt (University of Arizona)
SIRTF SINGS: The SIRTF Nearby Galaxies Survey
April 30 Victoria Kaspi (McGill University)
Anomalous X-ray Pulsars
May 7 Paul vanden Bout (NRAO)
The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope -- An Adventure in Science and Politics
The 2000-2001 Colloquium Schedule .

Last Modified: February 3, 2002
Karl Gebhardt, gebhardt@astro.as.utexas.edu