Socorro Colloquium Schedule - Spring 2025

NRAO Socorro Friday Colloquium Schedule - Spring 2025

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.

Spring 2025

Friday
24 Jan 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Gabriela A. Marquez (Fermilab/KICP/UChicago)
Host: TBD
Friday
31 Jan 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Host: TBD
Friday
7 Feb 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Duncan Lorimer (WVU)
Host: TBD
Friday
14 Feb 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Bryan Gaensler (UCSC)
Host: TBD
Friday
21 Feb 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Mark Gorski (Northwestern)
Host: TBD
Friday
28 Feb 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Kyle Massingill (NRAO)
Host: TBD
Friday
7 Mar 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Host: TBD
Thursday
13 Mar 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Jeff Hazboun (Oregon State)
Host: Paul Demorest
Friday
21 Mar 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Host: TBD
Friday
28 Mar 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Trey Wenger (U Wisconsin)
Host: TBD
Friday
4 Apr 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Gisela Ortiz (INAOE)
Host: TBD
Friday
11 Apr 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: New insights into novae
Speaker: Elias Aydi (TTU)
Host: Justin Linford
Friday
18 Apr 2025
11:00 MT
 Spring Holiday
Friday
25 Apr 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Eric Bellm (U Washington)
Host: TBD
Friday
2 May 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: Nancy Chanover (NMSU)
Host: TBD
Friday
9 May 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Host: TBD
Friday
16 May 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: David Monasterio (NRAO CDL)
Host: TBD
Friday
23 May 2025
11:00 MT
 Title: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Host: TBD

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