Travel Schedule of NAASC Staff

Travel Schedule of NAASC Staff
In addition to assisting with community day and training events (science.nrao.edu/facilities/alma/community1) NAASC staff will attend the following scientific meetings where they may present updates and training material or be available to consult with potential ALMA users.


Meeting

Dates(all 2011)

Staff Member
Star Formation across Space and Time:
Frontier Science with the LBT and Other Large Facilities (Tucson, AZ)		 31 March - 3 April Remy Indebetouw
Signposts of Planets (Greenbelt, MD) 12 - 14 April Al Wootten
Unveiling the Far-IR and Sub-mm Extragalactic Universe:
Herschel, ALMA, CCAT, SPICA, and Beyond (Irvine, CA)		 12 - 14 May Al Wootten, Crystal Brogan
IAU 280: The Molecular Universe (Toledo, Spain) 30 May - 3 June Doug Johnstone, Nuria Marcelino
Frontier Science Opportunities with the James Webb Space Telescope (Balitmore, MD) 5 -7 June Mark Lacy
Star Formation through Spectroimaging at High Angular Resolution
(Taipei, Taiwan)		 20-24 June Anthony Remijan, Doug Johnstone
Multiwavelength Views of the ISM in High-Redshift Galaxies
(Santiago, Chile)		 27-30 June Adam Leroy
Cosmic rays and their interstellar medium environment
(Montpellier, France)		 26 June - 1 July Harvey Liszt
Stellar Polarimetry: From Birth to Death (Madison, WI) 27-30 June Brenda Matthews
A Quarter Century of DLAs (Ringberg, Germany) 3 - 8 July Harvey Liszt
URSI General Assembly and Scientific Symposium (Istanbul, Turkey) 13-20 August Stuartt Corder

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