Socorro Colloquium Schedule - Fall 2023

NRAO Socorro Friday Colloquium Schedule - Fall 2023

Colloquia and seminar talks are held in the auditorium of the Domenici Science Operations Center (DSOC) in Socorro, New Mexico. All are welcome in-person.

The talks generally assume a good grounding in research astronomy. Participation will also be available via zoom: https://go.nrao.edu/nm-colloq-zoom.

This semester colloquium and seminar talks are usually scheduled for 11am local time on Fridays; those which are not are indicated in green.

Fall 2023

Friday
25 Aug 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Bayesian radio interferometric imaging with direction-dependent calibration
Speaker: Jakob Roth (MPA)
Host: Rick Perley
Friday
1 Sep 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Extrasolar Analogs: Aurorae and Radiation Belts
Speaker: Melodie Kao (UCSC)
Host: Dale Frail
Friday
8 Sep 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Inner Space and Outer Space: A crash course in the history and future of medical imaging, for radio astronomers
Speaker: Daniel Sodickson (NYU)
Host: Sanjay Bhatnagar
Friday
15 Sep 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Patience is a virtue: The 15-year NANOGrav Gravitational Wave Results
Speaker: Scott Ransom
Host: Paul Demorest
Friday
22 Sep 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: COSMIC: First 6-months of commensal observing with the VLA
Speaker: Chenoa Tremblay (SETI Institute)
Host: Lorant Sjouwerman
Friday
29 Sep 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Exploring the Invisible Threads: Novel Approaches to Map 3D Interstellar Magnetic Fields
Speaker: Mehrnoosh Tahani (Stanford)
Host: Preshanth Jagannathan
Friday
6 Oct 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Let's Talk About Jets: Analysing Extranuclear Radio Sources in Radio-Quiet AGN
Speaker: Travis Fischer (STScI)
Host: Amy Kimball
Friday
13 Oct 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: SKA: Status and Prospects
Speaker: Robert Laing (SKAO)
Host: Rick Perley
Friday
20 Oct 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: The Synergy of Radio and Optical Surveys for Discovering Galactic Supernova Remnants
Speaker: Rob Fesen (Dartmouth)
Host: Justin Linford
Friday
27 Oct 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Surveying the universe with CMB-S4
Speaker: Darcy Barron (UNM)
Host: Steve Myers
Friday
3 Nov 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Adventures On The Time Frontier, or MeerKAT as a Dynamic Imaging Machine
Speaker: Oleg Smirnov (SARAO)
Host: Rick Perley
Friday
10 Nov 2023
11:00 MT
Veterans Day
Friday
17 Nov 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Ultraluminous X-Ray Sources in Extragalactic Star Clusters
Speaker: Kristen Dage (McGill/Wayne St.)
Host: Lilia Tremou
Friday
24 Nov 2023
11:00 MT
Thanksgiving Holiday
Friday
1 Dec 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Tracing Star Formation Across Scales: A Case Study in the Solar Neighborhood
Speaker: Catherine Zucker (STScI)
Host: Brian Svoboda
Friday
8 Dec 2023
11:00 MT
 Title: Molecular gas in the inner regions of the Milky Way Galaxy
Speaker: Natalie Butterfield (NRAO)
Host: Juergen Ott

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