NRAO at AAS244 in Madison, Wisconsin

   

The following sessions and opportunities at the winter June 2024 American Astronomical Society (AAS 243) meeting will showcase the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and Green Bank Observatory in Madison, Wisconsin.

The Block Schedule meeting program for the conference is now available.

NRAO and e-Learning will be shown at the meeting on Tuesday, June 11th at 10am.

CARTA will be shared with the membership at 9:30am on Tuesday, June 11th.

The NRAO and Green Bank Observatory tables will be in the exhibit hall for the duration of the conference.  Please visit The Observatories to learn about observing opportunities, science, student programs, and ways to be involved.

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Session Date Time Location

NRAO and GBO Exhibit - Opening Reception

Sunday, June 9th

7:00pm

Exhibit Hall

Circumstellar Disk Lifetimes

     Press Conference

Monday, June 10th

10:15am

Press Room F

CARTA:  The Cube Analysis and Rendering Tool for Astronomy

Tuesday, June 11th

9:30am

Exb Theater

SuperKnova:  Broadening Participation in STEM through E-Learning

Tuesday, June 11th

10:00am

Ballroom A

Dust-free Clouds in the Galactic Disk with Toney Minter, GBO

     Press Conference

Tuesday, June 11th

10:15am

Press Room F

Twin Jets and Disks:  JWST MIRI and ALMA Discoveries

     Press Conference

 Wednesday, June 12th

10:15am

Press Room F

NRAO and GBO Exhibit - Closing Reception

Thursday, June 13th

8:30am

 Exhibit Hall

 

 

 

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