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Friday Scientific Lunch Talks


Friday Scientific Lunch Talks are held each Friday at 12:00pm in the NOAO-Tucson Main Conference Room at 950 N. Cherry Avenue. Contact Janine Pforr (pforr@noao.edu) if you would like to make a presentation.


Jan 18
  • Open
  • Jon Mauerhan, Steward Observatory
    The Unprecedented 2012 Outburst of SN 2009ip: A Luminous Blue Variable Star Becomes a Supernova
Jan 25
  • Nathan Smith, Steward Observatory
    TBA
  • Open
  • Steward Rm N305
Feb 1
  • Shane Bussmann, CfA Harvard
    Probing Galaxy Evolution Using Strong Gravitational Lenses Discovered by Herschel
  • Min Fang, Purple Mountain Observatory
    Accretion behaviors of Transition disks
  • Steward Rm N305
Feb 8
  • Kevin Lewis, Princeton
    180 days on Mars: Initial results of the Mars Curiosity Rover Mission
Feb 15
  • Fraser Watson, NSO
    Sunspot properties in solar cycles 23 and 24
  • Yancy Shirley, Steward Observatory
    Update on Spectroscopic Followup of the Bolocam Galactic Plane Survey
Feb 22
  • No FLASH, Rodeo Day
Mar 1
  • Yancy Shirley, Steward Observatory
    The First Cloud-wide Systematic Surveys of Deuteration in Star-Forming Regions
  • Steward Rm N305
  • Michelle Wilson, Steward Observatory
    The Properties of Brightest Group Galaxies at Intermediate Redshifts
Mar 8
  • Kevin Flaherty, Steward
    Infrared Variability of Transition Disks and Other Young Stellar Objects
  • Open
Mar 15
  • Open
  • Ian McGreer, Steward Observatory
    HST imaging of z~6 quasars and constraints on the high redshift quasar luminosity function
  • Steward Rm N305
Mar 22
  • Steward Observatory, Room 505
  • Brian Svoboda, Steward Observatory
    Water masers and the search for starless clumps in the BGPS
  • Peter Eisenhardt, JPL
    Lunch with WISE: MaDCoWS and hot DOGs
Mar 29
  • No FLASH, Spring Day
Apr 5
  • Cameron Hummels, Steward Observatory
    What do hydrodynamical simulations tell us about the circumgalactic medium?
  • Open
Apr 12
  • Amanda Brady Ford, Steward Observatory
    Inflows and Outflows in the Simulations of the Circum-Galactic Medium (and How to tell the Difference)
  • Myron Smith, NOAO
    Using the MAST web tool to find spectra of stars of a common spectral type
Apr 19
  • Youngmin Seo, Steward Observatory
    L1495-B218 Filaments and Dense Cores in the Taurus Cloud
  • George Privon, University of Virginia
    Dynamical Models of Galaxy Mergers: Connecting Simulations and Data
Apr 26
  • Patrick Sheehan, Steward Observatory
    Measuring Disk Masses for the Class I Binary YSO GV Tau
  • Chris Conselice, University of Nottingham
    The Morphological Evolution of Massive Galaxies in CANDELS
  • Steward Rm N305
May 3
  • Thomas Gerner, MPIA, Heidelberg
    Towards a chemical evolutionary sequence in the early phases of massive star formation
  • Lan Zhang, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences
    The Gravitational Potential Near the Sun From SEGUE K-dwarf Kinematics
  • Steward Rm N305
May 10
  • SUMMER FLASH SERIES
  • Steward Rm N305
  • Sheila Kannappan, University of North Carolina
    Global Gas Content Trends Across the Galaxy Population
  • Ben Oppenheimer, Leiden Observatory
    The Time-Varying Metal-Enriched Circumgalactic and Intergalactic Media
May 24
  • SUMMER FLASH SERIES
  • Daniela Carollo, Macquarie University
    The Halo Components of the Milky Way and the CEMP Stars Connection
Jul 12
  • Fabienne Bastien, Vanderbilt University
    TBA
  • SUMMER FLASH SERIES
Oct 4
  • Nicholas McConnell, IfA
    TBA
Nov 1
  • Jillian Bellovary, Vanderbilt
    TBA

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