APS Colloquia
Colloquia for Spring 2019
Date
Speaker
Institution
Talk Title
Contact
14 Jan
Brian Toon
LASP, CU Boulder
Dead Dinosaurs and Nuclear Wars
28 Jan
Adam Burgasser
UC San Diego
2020 Foresight on Brown Dwarfs Astrophysics
04 Feb
Kate Alexander
Northwestern (Ciera)
Cosmic Extremes: Time-Domain Astrophysics in a Multi-Messenger World
07 Feb
Laura Kreidberg
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Exoplanet Atmosphere Characterization, Present and Future
11 Feb
Hsing-Yi (Karen) Yang
University of Maryland JSI
The Microphysics of AGN Feedback
14 Feb
Sarah Wellons
Northwestern (Ciera)
Simulating Galaxy Formation in the Early Universe
18 Feb
Meredith MacGregor
Carnegie Science (DTM)
Exploring Planet Formation and Habitability
21 Feb
Carl Rodriguez
MIT
From Stellar Dynamics to Compact Binaries: Unlocking the Future of Gravitational Waves
25 Feb
Joseph Rodriguez
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Planetary Evolution in Two Acts: Eclipsing Disks and Transiting Planets
28 Feb
Erica Nelson
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
The Emergence of Galactic Structure
11 Mar
Wendy Freedman
U. Chicago
Tension in the Hubble Constant
Mike Shull/ Andrew Hamilton
01 Apr
Suzanne Staggs
Princeton
Gigapixel Maps of the Cosmic Microwave Background
04 Apr
Toshi Nishimura
Boston University
Multi-scale Dynamics in Geospace Revealed by Optical Measurements
08 Apr
Sarah Gibson
High Altitude Observatory
Beyond Flatland: A Star of Many Dimensions
Ben Brown
09 Apr
Robert Lillis
Berkeley
Particle Precipitation in Planetary Environments: Ionospheres, Matt Damon, and Dead Bugs
11 Apr
David Malaspina
LASP
Plasma waves: micro-scale physics with macro-scale consequences
15 Apr
Christopher Edwards
Northern Arizona University
The Ancient Rocky Surfaces of Mars
16 Apr
Ali Sulaiman
University of Iowa
The Gas Giants as Unique Laboratories for Fundamental Space Plasma Processes
18 Apr
Lauren Blum
Disentangling the 3D Dynamics of Particle and Wave Populations in Earth's Magnetosphere
22 Apr
Jackie Hewitt
MIT
Probing the Cosmic Dawn and the Epoch of Reionization with the 21cm Hydrogen Line
25 Apr
Kevin McLin
The Big Ideas in Cosmology: An online interactive curriculum for introductory college students
30 Apr
Stephanie Hamilton
Michigan
Asteroids, Moons, and Planets, Oh My!
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