228th meeting

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228th meeting of the American Astronomical Society
San Diego, California
12 – 16 June 2016

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Plenary Sessions

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  • 101.01: Plenary Talk: The Ocean World Enceladus, Christopher Glein
  • 104.01: IR Laboratory Astrophysics at Forty: Some Highlights and a Look to the Future, Louis J. Allamandola
  • 107.01: Plenary Talk: From Space Archeology to Serving the World Today: A 20-Year Journey from the Jungles of Guatemala to a Network of Satellite Remote Sensing Facilities Around the World, Daniel Irwin (NASA)
  • 114.01: Plenary Talk:The Brightest Pulses in the Universe, Maura McLaughlin (WVU)
  • 115.01: Plenary Talk: The Galaxy Zoo, Kevin Schawinski (ETH Zurich)

  • 200.01: Plenary Talk: X-ray Spectra and Photoionized Plasmas, Tim Kallman (NASA GSFC)
  • 203.01: On the importance of having accurate data for astrophysical modelling, François Lique
  • 206.01: Plenary Talk: APOGEE: The New View of the Milky Way -- Large Scale Galactic Structure, Jo Bovy (University of Toronto)
  • 212.01: Plenary Talk: Things That Go Bump in the Night: The Transient Radio Sky, Dale Frail (NRAO)
  • 213.01: Plenary Talk: MAVEN Observations of Atmospheric Loss at Mars, Shannon Curry (UC Berkeley)

  • 300.01: 2015 Newton Lacy Pierce Prize Lecture: The Elephant in the Room: Effects of Distant, Massive Companions on Planetary System Architectures, Heather Knutson (CIT)
  • 305.01: Kavli Foundation Lecture: Observation of Gravitational Waves, Gabriela Gonzalez
  • 309.01: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory "Laboratory Astrophysics in Support of High-Resolution X-ray Astronomy" 2016 Laboratory Astrophysics Prize, Peter Beiersdorfer
  • 312.01: Plenary Talk: From the First Stars and Galaxies to the Epoch of Reionization: 20 Years of Computational Progress, Michael Norman (UC San Diego)

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