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 2008-09

Previous seminars:
YCAA 08-09

YCAA 07-08

YCAA 06-07

 
 

Date

Speaker

Title

Sept 9 Francesco Shankar, Ohio State University Constraining the Eevolution of Super-Massive Black Holes
Sept. 16
Mark Dijkstra, CfA, Harvard University
Lyman Alpha Emitting Galaxies as a Probe of the High-z Universe
Sept. 23 Kevin Schawinski, Yale University Observing AGN Feedback in Action
Sept. 30 Ryan Hickox, CfA, Harvard University Clustering and Host Galaxies of Active Galactic Nuclei
Oct. 7 Neil Nagar, Universidad de Concepcion,Chile A Multicomponent Source Model for UltraHigh Energy Cosmic Rays: 
Nearby Powerful Radiogalaxies, Transients?, and Something Else
Oct. 14 Yuexing Li, CfA, Harvard University Galaxies and Quasars in the Epoch of Reionization
Oct. 21 Roy Kilgard, Wesleyan University The Biggest Small Black Holes
Oct. 28
Kyoung-Soo Lee, Yale University
Constraining the Nature of Star Formation at High Redshift
Nov. 4 Mauro Giavalisco, UMASS Further Steps Toward Understanding Galaxy Evolution
Nov. 11 Douglas Rudd, IAS, Princeton University Pn Scatter in Simulated Galaxy Cluster Mass-Observable Relations
Nov. 17 Note: Monday at 2:30 pm Marcelo Alvarez, Stanford University Cosmic H II Regions: From the First Stars and Black Holes to the Present-day Universe
Nov. 18 Desika Narayaran, CfA, Harvard University The Formation and Evolution of Submillimeter Galaxies
Nov. 25 No seminar Fall Recess No seminar Fall Recess
Dec. 2 Andrew Zentner, University of Pittsburgh Theory Program to Exploit Weak Gravitational Lensing to Constrain Dark Energy
Dec. 9 Christopher Thom, University of Chicago Where are all the Baryons? 
Searching for the Missing Mass in OVI
Dec. 16 David Schlegel,  Using Baryon Acoustic Oscillations to Measure Dark Energy
Dec. 23 No seminar Winter Recess No seminar Winter Recess



Jan. 20, 2009 Sean Matt, University of Virginia Accretion Powered Stellar Winds and the Angular Momentum Problem
Jan.27  Brant Robertson University of Chicago 
Bifocals for Baryonic Physics: Toward Successful Models of High-Redshift Galaxy Formation 
Bifocals for Baryonic Physics: Toward Successful Models of High-Redshift Galaxy Formation
Feb. 3
Adam Bolton, University of Hawaii, IfA
On the Mass of Massive Galaxies
Feb. 6 Note different day, Friday
Joseph Hennawi,University of California, Berkeley
Quasars Probing Quasars: Understanding the Physics of Massive Galaxy Formation
Feb.10
Sam Waldman, MIT

Attometer Astrophysics: Gravitational Wave Astronomy with LIGO 
Feb. 17
Richard Alexander, Leiden
The Evolution and Dispersal of Protoplanetary Discs
Feb. 24
Nikhil Padmanabhan, LBNL
TBA 
Mar. 3 Astro candidate Thibaut Decressin, Bonn Massive Stars in Globular Clusters:Links between Chemistry and Dynamics
Mar. 10 Spring Recess
Mar. 17 Spring Recess
Mar. 24 Kai Noeske, CfA, Harvard University The New Picture of Star Formation Histories in Field Galaxies: Towards a Consistent Picture from Observations and Theory
Mar. 31 Jeremiah Ostriker, Princeton University Making massive galaxies, is feedback necessary to make them "red and dead"?" 
Apr. 7 Ian Dell Antonio, Brown University  Clusters of Galaxies and Large Scale Structure seen through Weak Gravitational Lensing
Apr. 14 Philip Hopkins, Univ. of California, Berkeley Galaxy Collisions: A Factory for Quasars, Feedback, Ellipticals, and even Disk?
Apr. 15 Note Wednesday Philipp Podsladlowski, Oxford University The Origin of the UV Upturn in Elliptical Galaxies
Apr. 17 Rescheduled to Apr. 30
AstronomyColloquium
Min Yun, UMASS Dust Obscurd Star Formation and AGN Activities at z>1
Apr. 21 Dimitri Veras, University of Florida Formation, Survival, and Detectibility of Planets beyond 100 AU
Apr. 28 Michael Garcia, Smithsonian Astronomical Observatory The International X-ray Observatory
May 5 Harvey Moseley, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Searching for the First Stars:
The Cosmic Near Infrared Background
 
May 12 Rosalba Perna, University of Colorado, Boulder
Gamma-ray Bursts as Cosmological Tools

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