Colloquium Schedule
 
Schedule for 2008   (Colloquium programs of recent years are available at this   URL)

Organizers (2009): Scott Trager & Inga Kamp
Email: kc at astro dot rug dot nl


Monday, 4:00(spring 2009)/3:30(fall 2009) p.m., Zernike Gebouw 161  
( Coffee and Tea 15 min before the colloquium)  


Date Speaker Affiliation Title
Abstract
January 5 Rowin Meijerink Caltech
Chemistry and Excitation of Molecular Gas in the Planet-Forming Regions of Young Circumstellar Disks
January 12 Joeri van Leeuwen ASTRON
Radio pulsar surveys and the evolution of neutron-star binaries
January 19 Henk Hoekstra Leiden
Weak lensing by large scale structure
January 26 Yang-Shyang Li Kapteyn
Milky Way satellites in a cosmological context
February 2 Michael Wise ASTRON
Calibrating AGN Feedback in Clusters of Galaxies
February 9 Subir Sarkar Oxford
Cosmology beyond the standard mode
February 16 Matthias Hoeft Thüringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg
The radio signature of structure formation shocks
February 23 Philip Best
Nova Speaker
ROE
Radio-loud AGN, feedback, and massive galaxy evolution
March 2 Jarle Brinchmann Sterrewacht Leiden
Emission lines in the SDSS from the extreme to the mundane
March 9 Michiel Hogergeijde Sterrewacht Leiden
The molecular content of protoplanetary disks
March 16 Rajat Thomas Kapteyn Institute
Cosmological Reionization Simulations for LOFAR
March 23 Matteo Barnabe Kapteyn Institute
Combined gravitational lensing and stellar dynamics analysis of early-type galaxies
March 30 Chris Pritchet U. Victoria
The Supernova Legacy Survey - Cosmology and Constraints on the Nature of Type Ia Supernovae
April 1
Wednesday!
Jonathan Heiner Kapteyn Institute
Large-Scale Photodissociation Regions in Nearby Spiral Galaxies
April 3
Friday!
Ron Allen STScI
Photodissociation and the Morphology of HI in Galaxies
April 6 No Colloquium
April 13 Easter
No Colloquium

April 20 Margaret Meixner STScI
Spitzer Survey of the Large Magellanic Cloud, Surveying the Agents of a Galaxy's Evolution (SAGE)
April 27 Hans Guenter Ludwig Observatoire de Paris-Meudon
3D hydrodynamical model atmospheres of cool stars
May 4 Bevrijdingsdag
No Colloquium


May 11 Alan Harris DLR
Near-Earth Asteroids: Their Physical Nature and the Impact Hazard
May 18 Mark Dijkstra CfA
A Model for Lyman-alpha Blobs
May 20
Wednesday!
Alvaro Villalobos Kapteyn Institute
Simulations of the formation of thick discs in galaxies
May 25 Sugata Kaviraj Oxford/MSSSL
The star formation histories of early-type galaxies over the last 8 billion years
May 29
Friday!
Daniel McIntosh U. of Missouri Kansas City
Cosmic Collisions and Galaxy Evolution
June 1 Pinksteren
No Colloquium


June 8 Andrew Hopkins AAO
Where do all the stars come from?
June 15 Jean-Luc Starck CEA Saclay
Compressed Sensing in Astronomy
June 22 Matthias Bartelmann ITA, Heidelberg
Planck's view of the microwave sky
June 29 Malcolm Fridlund ESA ESTEC
The CoRoT mission - first successes
September 8
Tuesday!
Marc Balcells ING
Science with the Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes: the coming 10 years
September 14 Pepe Cernicharo CSIC Madrid
The chemistry of carbon-rich evolved stars
September 21 Edo Loenen Kapteyn Institute
Star Formation and the ISM: interactions in the Milky Way and other galaxies
September 25
Friday!
Wubbo Ockels TU Delft
Is Time a creation of Life in response to Gravity? - an hypothesis suggesting new ways for looking at extraterrestrial life
September 28 Wayne Orchiston James Cook University
The Radiophysics Field Stations and the Early Development of Radio Astronomy
October 5 Robert Izzard Institut d'Astronomie et d'Astrophysique at Universite Libre de Bruxelles
The R stars: Carbon stars that should not be
October 12 Retirement Symposium Piet van de Kruit
No Colloquium


October 19 Cecilia Ceccarelli
Nova Speaker
LAOG Grenoble
Molecular complexity and star formation
October 26 Alicia Berciano Alba Kapteyn Institute
Strong gravitational lensing in the radio domain
October 28
Wednesday!
Michael Wright London Science Museum/Imperial College
The Antikythera Mechanism
November 2 Erwin Platen Kapteyn Institute
A Void Perspective of the Cosmic Web
November 9 No colloquium

November 16 Andrew Hamilton JILA, Colorado
The Physics of Black Hole Interiors
November 23 Peter Jonker SRON-HEA, Utrecht
Towards model-independent black hole and neutron star mass measurements: constraining the neutron star equation of state and black hole formation
November 30 Peter Woitke ATC Edinburgh
Radiation thermo-chemical models of circumstellar disks
December 7 Christiaan Boersma Kapteyn/Ames
Infrared emission features: probing the interstellar PAH population and circumstellar environment of Herbig Ae/Be stars
December 14 Marijke Haverkorn ASTRON/Leiden
Unraveling the magnetized interstellar medium

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