234th meeting

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234
St. Louis, Missouri
234th meeting of the American Astronomical Society
St. Louis, Missouri
9 – 13 June 2019

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Plenary Sessions

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  • 101: "Kavli Foundation Lecture: Key Outstanding Questions in Galaxy Formation and How to Answer Them," Alice Shapely (UCLA)
  • 119: "Helen B. Warner Prize Lecture: Hunting for Dark Matter in the Early Universe," Yacine Ali-Haïmoud (New York University)
  • 127: "Solar Physics Division Plenary: George Ellery Hale Prize Lecture: Observations about Observations of the Sun," Philip Scherrer (Stanford University)

  • 200: "Laboratory Astrophysics Division Plenary Lecture: The Role of Dust in the Molecular Universe," Xander Tielens (Leiden University, The Netherlands)
  • 218: "The Tools of Precision Measurements in Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization: Peeking under the Hood of the Instruments," Suvrath Mahadevan (Pennsylvania State University)
  • 227: ": Sexual Harassment — Changing the System," Joan Schmelz (USRA)

  • 300: "Transiting Exoplanets: Past, Present, & Future," Joshua Winn (Princeton University)
  • 312: "Cosmological Inference from Large Galaxy Surveys," Elisabeth Krause (University of Arizona)
  • 319: "Karen Harvey Prize Lecture: Where Do Solar Eruptions Come From?," Anthony Yeates (Durham University)

  • 400.01: "From Native Skywatchers to ASTR 101…New Designs for Interdisciplinary, Multidisciplinary, and Transdisciplinary Engaged Learning Now," Annette Lee (St. Cloud University)
  • 400.02: "Cahokia Mounds: America’s First City," Bill Iseminger (Cahokia Mounds Historic Site)
  • 404: "The Apollo Lunar Exploration Program: Scientific Impact and the Road Ahead," James Head (Brown University)

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