Seminars of the Yale Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics

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There is a series of meetings to discuss the collaborative activities of the center. These meetings  take place on  Tuesdays at 12:00 noon  in room 263 J.W. Gibbs unless otherwise noted.

A Bubbling Galaxy Center
Credit: Jeffrey Kenney (Yale) et al., WFPC2, HST NASA

YCAA Seminar Schedule  2006-2007 2005-20062004-2005


 

Date

Speaker

Title

August 21 Daniel Christlein,Yale University Luminosity Functions from MUSYC: A Method for Recovering Luminosity Functions from Photometric Samples
September 11 Grant Wilson, University of Massachusetts Millimeter Wavelength Exploration of Submillimeter Galaxies
September 18 Ivy Wong, Yale University, Astronomy Dept. Star Formation and Galaxy Evolution of the Local Universe Based on HIPASS
September 25 Roderik Overzier, Johns Hopkins University Lyman Break Galaxies Far and Near
October 2 Tamara Bogdanovic, University of Maryland Alignment of the Spins of Supermassive Black Holes Prior to Coalescence
October 9 Astronomy Colloquium 2:00 pm Joan Centrella, NASA/Goddard Binary Black Holes, Gravitational Waves, and Numerical Relativity
October 16 Prajval Shastri, Indian Institute of Astrophysics The AGN Unification Paradigm: Some Empirical Tests
October 23 Sukanya Chakrabarti,CfA, Harvard University The Infrared View of Galaxy Simulations
October 24 Wed. Special Seminar 2:00 pm Anne Bauer, Yale University AGN Variability in the Palomar-QUEST Sky Survey
October 30 Adam Muzzin, Yale University, Astronomy Dept. Spitzer Observations of Distant Galaxy Clusters
November 6 Astronomy Colloquium 12:00 noon Daniela Calzetti, University of Massachusetts - Amherst Star Formation in the Mid-Infrared, and implications for the high redshift Universe
November 8 YCAA seminar 2:00 pm Jong-Hak Woo, University of California, Santa Barbara Cosmic evolution of black holes and their host galaxies: eggs before chickens?
November 13 Debra Fischer, San Francisco State University Centauri Dreaming
November 20 Thanksgiving Recess
November 27 Michael Wood-Vasey, CfA, Harvard University Determining the Nature of Dark Energy: The Latest Results from ESSENCE and the Future of Observational Cosmology with Pan-STARRS, SPT, LSST, JDEM, and Other Acronyms
December 4 Alice Shapley, Princeton University The Metallicities and Physical Conditions in Star-forming Galaxies at High-Redshift
December 5 Tamara Davis,University of Copenhagen Dark Energy: is the simplest model really the best?
December 11 Note: 2:00 pm Gary Bernstein, University of Pennsylvania Cosmological Information from Weak Gravitational Lensing
December 18 No seminar
January 8 No seminar Recess
January 15 Note: 2:00 pm Tobias Marriage, Princeton University A New Generation of CMB Experiments
January 17 Note: 2:00 pm Isa Oliveira, Caltech/Leiden Disk Evolution in the Serpens Molecular Cloud
January 22 Note: 2:00 pm Jason Prochaska, Univ. California, Santa Cruz Characterizing the ISM of High-z Star-forming Galaxies with GRB Afterglow Spectroscopy
January 29 Note: 2:00 pm Priya Natarajan, Yale University High redshift black holes: formation and evolution
February 5 Note: 2:00 pm Brad Johnson, Oxford University Measuring the Beginning of the Universe
February 12 Note: 2:00 pm Vasiliki Pavlidou, Chicago/KICP Deciphering the Gamma ray Sky: GeV Astronomy in the Era of GLAST
February 19 Pieter Van Dokkum, Yale Direct evidence demonstrates the hierarchical assembly of massive galaxies
February 26 Daisuke Nagai, Caltech Clusters of Galaxies as Cosmological Probes
March 4 Rachel Mandelbaum, Institute for Advanced Study Weak gravitational lensing as a cosmological probe
March 11 Recess students
March 18 Recess students
March 25 No seminar scheduled
April 1 No seminar scheduled
April 8 Erin Bonning, Yale University Recoiling Black Holes in Quasars
April 15 Richard Easther, Yale University The Observational Fingerprints of Inflation
April 22 Ari Maller, City Tech/CUNY The Intrinsic Properties of Galaxies
April 25 Note: 3:00 pm Kartik Sheth, Spitzer Science Center The Redshift Evolution of Galactic Bars, Bulges & Disks from COSMOS:
Quantifying the Assembly of the Hubble Sequence
April 29  No seminar scheduled
May 6 Postponed Kyoungsoo Lee, Yale University Understanding the Nature of Star Formation at High Redshifts with Clustering
May 21 Note: Wed. Richard Munoz, Univ. of Virginia Mapping Galactic Halo and Dwarf Spheroidal Structure with Giant Stars

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