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CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2015-03-24T11:11:10Z

Menard: /* Spring 2015 Schedule */

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[[Image:Winecheese.jpeg|right|400px]]
The JHU/STScI [[CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars]] take place in Bloomberg 462 every Monday at 4:00 pm Eastern. There will be two speakers every week, each giving a half hour (25+5) presentation. These speakers will comprise both local researchers and visitors --- ideally one of each per week --- with a wide range of scientific interests. There will be excellent wine and cheese/refreshments to go along with the talks and discussions. For more information, please contact us at [[Image:GailZasowski Email.jpg]] ([[Gail Zasowski]]), [[Image:HotakaShiokawa Email.jpg]] ([[Hotaka Shiokawa]]), [[Image:GuangtunZhu Email.jpg]] ([[Guangtun Ben Zhu]]), and tlan at pha.jhu.edu ([[Ting-Wen Lan]]).

 

'''Where''': Bloomberg 462 (Directions can be found here: [[Visitor Parking | How to get here]])

'''When''': Every Monday at 4:00 pm

'''Who''': Everyone is welcome

'''Format''': Keynote/PPT, PDF, or blackboard format. (Speakers may use their own laptops, and we will check that the display works ahead of time. Please have slides available online or on a portable drive in case we need to use a different computer.)

 

== [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015|Spring 2015 Schedule]] ==

{| border="1" style="text-align:left;"
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! Speaker
! Title
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|January 26 || Ingyin Zaw (NYU Abu Dhabi) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Ingyin Zaw|Probing the Central Parsec of Active Galactic Nuclei with Water Masers]]
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| || Naoki Bessho (NASA/UMD) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Naoki Bessho|Particle acceleration during magnetic reconnection in ultrarelativistic electron-positron plasmas]]
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|February 02 || Marius Millea (UC Davis) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Marius Millea|Planck 2015 Constraints on the Cosmic Neutrino(-like) Background]]
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| || Colin Hill (Columbia) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Colin Hill|Cosmology from the One-Point Function]]
|-
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|February 09 || Katherine Lee (Harvard) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Katherine Lee|CARMA Large Area Star Formation Survey (CLASSy)]]
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| || Rongmon Bordoloi (STScI) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Rongmon Bordoloi|Investigating the Milky Way’s Nuclear Outflow Kinematics]]
|-
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|February 16 || Yacine Ali-Haïmoud (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Yacine Ali-Haïmoud|Perturbative interaction approach to cosmological structure formation]]
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| || Nao Suzuki (IPMU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Nao Suzuki|Future SNIa surveys and Blackbody Spectra]]
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|February 23 || Rubab Khan (GSFC) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Rubab Khan|Massive Star Geriatrics]]
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| || Jon Bird (Vanderbilt) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Jon Bird|Clues to Galaxy Formation from the Milky Way's Cosmological Context]]
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|March 02 || Alexie Leauthaud (IPMU, Full seminar) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Alexie Leauthaud|Evolving Galaxies in a Dark Universe]]
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| March 09 || Nicole Czakon (ASIAA) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Nicole Czakon|Scaling Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Observables to Dark Matter Halos for Cluster Cosmology ]]
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| || Kate Daniel (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Kate Daniel|Constraints on the Efficiency of Radial Migration in Spiral Galaxies]]
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| March 23 || Kendrick Smith (Perimeter) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Kendrick Smith|Primordial Non-Gaussianity in the CMB and Large-Scale Structure]]
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| || Sanch Borthakur (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Sanch Borthakur|Probing the Connection Between the Circumgalactic Medium and the Interstellar Medium of Galaxies]]
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| March 30 || Katie Harrington (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Katie Harrington|TBD]]
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| || Peter Polko (UMD) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#TBD|TBD]]
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| April 06 || Tomohiro Nakama || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Tomohiro Nakama|TBD]]
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| || Brooks Kinch (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Brooks Kinch|TBD]]
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| April 13 || Xavier Dumusque (CfA) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Xavier Dumusque|TBD]]
|-
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| || Samantha Hoffmann (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Samantha Hoffmann|TBD]]
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| April 20 || Liang Dai (JHU) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Liang Dai|TBD]]
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| || Jennifer Sobeck (UVa) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Jennifer Sobeck|TBD]]
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| April 27 || Laurent Pueyo (STScI) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Laurent Pueyo|TBD]]
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| || Daan Meerburg (CITA) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Daan Meerburg|TBD]]
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| May 04 || Agnieszka Cieplak (Brookhaven National Laboratory) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#Agnieszka Cieplak|TBD]]
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| || Lixin Dai (UMD) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#TBD|TBD]]
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| May 11 || Tim Brandt (IAS) || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015|TBD]]
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| || || [[Wine and Cheese Spring 2015#TBD|TBD]]
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|}

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== Past Seminars ==
* [[Wine and Cheese Fall 2014|Fall 2014 Schedule]]
* [https://sites.google.com/site/jhustsciastrowinecheese/ JHU/STScI Wine & Cheese Seminar Series (before Fall 2014)]
* [http://www.pha.jhu.edu/~stephan/CAS_seminar/ JHU CAS Seminars (before Fall 2014)]

== See also ==
* [[Astro-ph Coffee]]
* [[People]]
* [[STScI Colloquium]]

Wine and Cheese Fall 2014

2014-10-01T09:24:15Z

Menard: /* Matthias Bartelmann */

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<h2>[[CAS_Wine_and_Cheese_Seminars|Back to W&C Schedule]]

= 8 Sept 2014 =
== K.G. Lee ==
'''The First z>2 Large-Scale Structure Map with Lyman-Alpha Forest Tomography from LBGs''' 
The hydrogen Lyman-alpha forest is a long-established probe of large-scale structure at z>2, but is typically limited to 1D investigations along individual quasar sightlines. However, by instead targeting LBGs as background sources, the transverse separation between sources is ~Mpc and it becomes possible to do a 3D 'tomographic' reconstruction of the intergalactic medium. I will describe pilot observations using this technique, which has produced the first map of 3D large-scale structure at z~2.3 within the COSMOS field. Comparisons with coeval galaxies and simulations indicate that our map is truly tracing large-scale structure. This motivates the CLAMATO survey, which will map out a volume of (100 Mpc/h)^3 at z~2.3 and allow us to search for galaxy protoclusters, study the effect of environment on galaxy evolution, and constrain cosmological parameters.
== Peter Behroozi ==
'''Close Pairs: Observational Probes for how Halo Accretion Impacts Galaxy Star Formation''' 

We present a simple observational method for selecting galaxies whose host dark matter haloes have had significantly higher-than-average accretion rates. The method relies on using close pairs of galaxies to preferentially identify major dark matter halo mergers. Applying the method to central L∗ galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) DR10, we find no evidence for enhanced average or median star formation accompanying as much as an 0.3 dex increase in average halo accretion rates. However, population subsamples do show enhancements. Most interestingly, star-forming L∗ galaxies show a double peak in star formation enhancements as a function of the distance to the close pair. The larger (factor of 2) enhancement occurs for close pairs within 30 kpc, and the smaller (factor of 40%) enhancement occurs for pairs separated by 100-200 kpc (i.e., just within the virial radius of the larger galaxy’s halo). We discuss implications for conditional abundance matching models; while galaxy quenchedness cannot depend only on halo mass and recent accretion, reproducing the full behaviour of star-forming galaxies requires more advanced models than currently exist.

= 15 Sept 2014 =
== Dheeraj Pasham ==
'''A 400 solar mass black hole revealed while mimicking a stellar-mass black hole ''' 
The brightest X-ray source in M82 has been thought to be an intermediate-mass black hole (100-10,000 solar masses) because of its extremely high X-ray luminosity and variability characteristics, although some models suggest that its mass may be only of the order of 20 solar masses. The previous mass estimates were based on scaling relations which used low-frequency characteristic timescales which have large intrinsic uncertainties. In stellar-mass black holes we know that the high frequency quasi-periodic oscillations that occur in a 3:2 ratio (100-450 Hz) are stable and scale inversely with black hole mass with a reasonably small dispersion. The discovery of such stable oscillations thus potentially offers an alternative and less ambiguous mass determination for intermediate-mass black
holes, but has hitherto not been realized. I will discuss the discovery of stable, twin-peak (3:2 frequency ratio) X-ray quasi-periodic oscillations from M82 X-1 at the frequencies of 3.32 Hz and 5.07 Hz and how this helps overcome the systematic uncertainties present in previous studies. Assuming we can extend the stellar-mass relationship, we estimate its black hole mass to be 428+/-105 solar masses. (See also [http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v513/n7516/full/nature13710.html this paper] for more information.)

== Alexander Mendez ==
'''AEGIS+PRIMUS: The Clustering of X-ray, mid-IR, and radio-selected AGN''' 

We present a clustering study of X-ray, mid-IR, and radio-selected active galactic nuclei (AGN) at 0.2 < z < 1.2 using multi-wavelength imaging and spectroscopic redshifts from the PRIMUS and DEEP2 redshift surveys, covering 7 separate fields spanning ~10 square degrees. Using the cross-correlation of AGN with dense galaxy samples, we measure the clustering scale length and slope, as well as the bias, of AGN selected at different wavelengths. We compare the clustering of each AGN sample with galaxy samples with the same stellar mass, star formation rate, and redshift distributions as the AGN host galaxies and find no significant difference in the clustering of AGN with matched galaxy samples. The observed differences in the clustering of AGN selected at different wavelengths can therefore be explained by the clustering differences of their host populations. We further find no significant difference between the clustering of obscured and unobscured AGN, using IRAC or WISE colors or X-ray hardness ratio.

= 22 Sept 2014 =
== Yacine Ali-Haïmoud ==
'''Rotational Spectroscopy of Interstellar PAHs''' 
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are believed to be ubiquitous in the interstellar medium. Yet, to date no specific PAH molecule has been identified. In this talk I describe a new observational avenue to detect individual PAHs, using their rotational line emission at radio frequencies. Previous PAH searches based on rotational spectroscopy have only targeted the bowl-shaped corannulene molecule, with the underlying assumption that other polar PAHs are triaxial and have a complex and diluted spectrum unusable for identification purposes. I will show that the asymmetry of planar, nitrogen-substituted symmetric PAHs is small enough that their rotational spectrum, when observed with a resolution of about a MHz, has the appearance of a "comb" of evenly spaced stacks of lines. The simple pattern of these "comb" spectra allows for the use of matched-filtering techniques, which can result in a significantly enhanced signal-to-noise ratio. Detection forecasts are discussed for regions harbouring "anomalous microwave emission", believed to originate from the collective PAH rotational emission. A systematic search for PAH lines in various environments is advocated. If detected, PAH "combs" would allow to the conclusive and unambiguous identification of specific, free-floating interstellar PAHs.

== Jim Green ==
'''Imaging in the FUSE Band: The Sub-Lyman alpha Explorer''' 
I will present our concept for a Small Explorer that will provide 2 arc second imaging in the 1020 – 1200 angstrom bandpass. Our primary science goals are to directly measure the ionizing escape fraction at low redshift, to quantify the contribution of O stars to galactic energy cycles, and probe the physics of proto-planetary disks. There will be a guest investigator program after the prime science surveys have been completed. The design utilizes dispersive re-construction to create a tunable bandpass below Lyman alpha, so that sub-bandpasses can be created in the 1020 – 1200 angstrom region. I will review the science cases and the optical design. If selected, launch would be in 2020.

= 29 Sept 2014 =
== Remco van den Bosch ==
'''Compact Galaxies and Super Massive Black Holes''' 
Super-massive black holes reside at the center of galaxies. And the masses of these black holes correlate to various properties of their host galaxies. These correlations are the foundation for theories of the (co-)evolution of super-massive black holes and their host galaxies. 

However, very few galaxies are nearby enough for direct black hole mass measurements. To find suitable galaxies, we surveyed a thousand galaxies with the Hobby-Eberly Telescope. The first results of this survey was the discovery of a dozen extremely compact, high-dispersion, galaxies, which are candidates to host extraordinary massive black holes. The prototype is NGC1277, which is a small, Re=1kpc, compact, lenticular galaxy which hosts a 10 billion solar mass black hole. Which is a significant fraction of this galaxies mass. These highly compact galaxies appear to be the passively evolved descendants of the red nuggets, sub-mm galaxies, and quasars found at high redshifts.

== Omer Bromberg ==
'''Can We Really Trust All That We Know on Short GRBs?''' 
The study of short GRBs took a great leap since the arrival of Swift, 10 years
ago. However still, a large part of our newly gained knowledge of these events,
rely on a relatively small sample of bursts with good enough localization. As
there is an overlap with the much more abundant population of long GRBs
(with different origin than the short GRBs), there is a risk that contamination by falsely identified long GRBs may alter some of these conclusions.
In this talk I will show evidence that such a contamination does exist in the
current sample of the short GRBs that are studied (chosen with the criterion
of T_90<2 sec). I will then quantify this contamination, based on our knowledge
of the nature of long GRBs, and demonstrate how it affects some of our conclusions
regarding short GRBs.

= 6 Oct 2014 =
== Matthias Bartelmann ==
'''Joint reconstruction of galaxy clusters from all observables''' 
Galaxy clusters provide five types of observables related to their matter distribution: strong and weak gravitational lensing, X-ray emission, the thermal Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect, and galaxy kinematics. In the talk, I will show how all these observables can be combined in a non-parametric way into a joint reconstruction of the projected gravitational cluster potential. First examples of cluster potentials reconstructed from X-ray emission, the thermal SZ effect and galaxy kinematics will be given.

== Elizabeth Fernandez ==
'''The Science of Deduction: Interpreting Observations of the Epoch of Reionization''' 
Up until very recently, the Epoch of Reionization has been largely observationally unexplored . However, with advancements of modern telescopes, we are now able to observe this period of the Universe in multiple ways. While observations are still very challenging due to a host of foreground contaminants, combining observations at multiple wavelengths can lead to a greater understanding of the populations of stars and galaxies at these redshifts. I will describe two of these observables: the Cosmic Infrared Background, which is partially the integrated light from all stars and galaxies at high redshifts, and the 21cm Background, which results from emission from neutral gas. These observables, when paired with theory and simulations, can tell us about some of the first stars and galaxies that formed within our Universe.

= 13 Oct 2014 =
== Amy Reines ==
'''Title''' 
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== Nick Stone ==
'''Stellar Tidal Disruption: the Role of General Relativity''' 
In tidal disruption events (TDEs), stars passing too close to supermassive black holes (SMBHs) are violently torn apart. I will discuss several recent findings about the light curves of these events, including the role of orbital pericenter, ways in which the spin of the SMBH can be imprinted into TDE light curves, and possible emission of high frequency gravitational waves. I will also discuss an ongoing project focused on how highly eccentric debris streams from a TDE can circularize into a luminous accretion disk. It appears likely that the circularization process is mediated by general relativistic effects: circularization is aided by apsidal precession and hindered by nodal precession due to Lense-Thirring torques.

= 20 Oct 2014 =
== Roseanne Cheng ==
'''Title''' 
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== Marcio Melendez ==
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= 27 Oct 2014 =
== Sarah Hoerst ==
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== Cora Uhlemann ==
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= 3 Nov 2014 =
== Chun Ly ==
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== Jeff Cummings ==
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= 10 Nov 2014 =
== Dominika Wylezalek ==
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== Kevin Lewis ==
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= 17 Nov 2014 =
== Laura Blecha ==
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== Michael Kesden ==
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= 24 Nov 2014 =
== Leonardo Almeida ==
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= 1 Dec 2014 =
== Hsiang-Yi Karen Yang ==
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== Sjoert van Velzen ==
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= 8 Dec 2014 =
== Richard Anderson ==
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== Karrie Gilbert ==
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= 15 Dec 2014 =
== Yicheng Guo ==
'''Title''' 
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CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2014-08-26T04:46:01Z

Menard: /* Fall 2014 Schedule */

CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2014-08-19T14:58:38Z

Menard: /* Fall 2014 */

== Welcome ==
[[Image:Winecheese.jpeg|right|400px]]
The JHU/STScI [[CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars]] take place in Bloomberg 462 every Monday at 4:00 pm Eastern. There will be two speakers every week, each giving a half hour (25+5) presentation. These speakers will comprise both local researchers and visitors --- ideally one of each per week --- with a wide range of scientific interests. There will be excellent wine and cheese/refreshments to go along with the talks and discussions. For more information, please contact us at [[Image:GailZasowski Email.jpg]] ([[Gail Zasowski]]), [[Image:HotakaShiokawa Email.jpg]] ([[Hotaka Shiokawa]]), and [[Image:GuangtunZhu Email.jpg]] ([[Guangtun Ben Zhu]]).

'''Where''': Bloomberg 462

'''When''': Every Monday at 4:00 pm

'''Who''': Everyone is welcome

'''Format''': Keynote/PPT, PDF, or blackboard format. (Speakers may use their own laptops, and we will check that the display works ahead of time. Please have slides available online or on a portable drive in case we need to use a different computer.)

== [[Wine and Cheese Fall 2014|Fall 2014]] ==

{| border="1" style="text-align:left;"
! align="left" |Date
! Speaker
! Title
|-
|-
|September 8 || K.G. Lee (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || Peter Behroozi (STScI) || Title
|-
|-
|September 15 || Dheeraj Pasham (Maryland) - TBC || Title
|-
| || Alexander Mendez (JHU) || Title
|-
|-
|September 22 || XXX || Title
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| || XXX || Title
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|September 29 || Remco van den Bosch (MPIA) || Title
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| || XXX || Title
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|October 6 || Matthias Bartelmann (Univ. Heidelberg) || Title
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| || XXX || Title
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| October 13 || XXX || Title
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| October 20 || XXX || Title
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| October 27 || XXX || Title
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| November 3 || Chun Ly (NASA Goddard) || Title
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| November 10 || XXX || Title
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| November 17 || XXX || Title
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| November 24 || XXX || Title
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| December 1 || XXX || Title
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| December 8 || XXX || Title
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| December 15 || XXX || Title
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|}

== Past Seminars ==
* [https://sites.google.com/site/jhustsciastrowinecheese/ JHU/STScI Wine & Cheese Seminar Series]
* [http://www.pha.jhu.edu/~stephan/CAS_seminar/ JHU CAS Seminars]

== See also ==
* [[Astro-ph Coffee]]
* [[People]]
* [[STScI Colloquium]]

CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2014-08-14T14:23:44Z

Menard:

''This is a page about the [[CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars]].''

== The CAS Wine & Cheese Seminars ==
The CAS Wine & Cheese seminars take place in Bloomberg 462 every Monday at 4:00 pm Eastern. There will be two speakers every week, each giving a half hour (25+5) presentation. These speakers will comprise both local researchers and visitors --- ideally one of each per week --- with a wide range of scientific interests. There will be excellent wine and cheese/refreshments to go along with the talks and discussions. For more information, please contact [[Gail Zasowski]], [[Hotaka Shiokawa]], and [[Guangtun Ben Zhu]].

'''Where''': Bloomberg 462

'''When''': Every Monday at 4:00 pm

'''Who''': Everyone is welcome

'''Format''': Keynote/PPT, PDF, or blackboard format. (Speakers may use their own laptops, and we will check that the display works ahead of time. Please have slides available online or on a portable drive in case we need to use a different computer.)

'''External''': External Calendar here

== [[Wine and Cheese Fall 2014|Fall 2014]] ==

{| border="1" style="text-align:left;"
! align="left" |Date
! Speaker
! Title
|-
|-
|September 8 || K.G. Lee (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || Peter Behroozi (STScI) || Title
|-
|-
|September 15 || Dheeraj Pasham (Maryland) - TBC || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 22 || XXX || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
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|September 29 || Remco van den Bosch (MPIA) || Title
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| || XXX || Title
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|October 6 || Matthias Bartelmann (Univ. Heidelberg) || Title
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| October 13 || XXX || Title
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| October 20 || XXX || Title
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| October 27 || XXX || Title
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| November 3 || Chun Ly (NASA Goddard) || Title
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| November 10 || XXX || Title
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| November 17 || XXX || Title
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| November 24 || XXX || Title
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| December 1 || XXX || Title
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| December 8 || XXX || Title
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| December 15 || XXX || Title
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CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2014-08-14T14:22:41Z

Menard: /* Fall 2014 */

''This is a page about the [[CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars]].''

== The CAS Wine & Cheese Seminars ==
The CAS Wine & Cheese seminars take place in Bloomberg 462 every Monday at 4:00 pm Eastern. There will be two speakers every week, each giving a half hour (25+5) presentation. These speakers will comprise both local researchers and visitors --- ideally one of each per week --- with a wide range of scientific interests. There will be excellent wine and cheese/refreshments to go along with the talks and discussions. For more information, please contact [[Gail Zasowski]], [[Hotaka Shiokawa]], and [[Guangtun Ben Zhu]].

'''Where''': Bloomberg 462

'''When''': Every Monday at 4:00 pm

'''Who''': Everyone is welcome

'''Format''': Keynote/PPT, PDF, or blackboard format. (Speakers may use their own laptops, and we will check that the display works ahead of time. Please have slides available online or on a portable drive in case we need to use a different computer.)

'''External''': External Calendar here

== [[Wine and Cheese Fall 2014|Fall 2014]] ==

{| border="1" style="text-align:left;"
! align="left" |Date
! Speaker
! Title
|-
|-
|September 8 || K.G. Lee (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || Peter Behroozi (STScI) || Title
|-
|-
|September 15 || Dheeraj Pasham (Maryland) - TBC || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 22 || XXX || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 29 || Remco van den Bosch (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
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|October 6 || Matthias Bartelmann (Univ. Heidelberg) || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
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| October 13 || XXX || Title
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| October 20 || XXX || Title
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| October 27 || XXX || Title
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| November 3 || XXX || Title
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| November 10 || XXX || Title
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| November 17 || XXX || Title
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| November 24 || XXX || Title
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| December 1 || XXX || Title
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| December 8 || XXX || Title
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| December 15 || XXX || Title
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CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars

2014-08-14T07:03:12Z

Menard: /* Fall 2014 */

''This is a page about the [[CAS Wine and Cheese Seminars]].''

== The CAS Wine & Cheese Seminars ==
The CAS Wine & Cheese seminars take place in Bloomberg 462 every Monday at 4:00 pm Eastern. There will be two speakers every week, each giving a half hour (25+5) presentation. These speakers will comprise both local researchers and visitors --- ideally one of each per week --- with a wide range of scientific interests. There will be excellent wine and cheese/refreshments to go along with the talks and discussions. For more information, please contact [[Gail Zasowski]], [[Hotaka Shiokawa]], and [[Guangtun Ben Zhu]].

'''Where''': Bloomberg 462

'''When''': Every Monday at 4:00 pm

'''Who''': Everyone is welcome

'''Format''': Keynote/PPT, PDF, or blackboard format. (Speakers may use their own laptops, and we will check that the display works ahead of time. Please have slides available online or on a portable drive in case we need to use a different computer.)

'''External''': External Calendar here

== [[Wine and Cheese Fall 2014|Fall 2014]] ==

{| border="1" style="text-align:left;"
! align="left" |Date
! Speaker
! Title
|-
|-
|September 8 || K.G. Lee (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 15 || Dheeraj Pasham (Maryland) - TBC || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 22 || XXX || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|September 29 || Remco van den Bosch (MPIA) || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
|-
|October 6 || Matthias Bartelmann (Univ. Heidelberg) || Title
|-
| || XXX || Title
|-
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| October 13 || XXX || Title
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| || XXX || Title
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| October 20 || XXX || Title
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| October 27 || XXX || Title
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| November 3 || XXX || Title
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| November 10 || XXX || Title
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| November 17 || XXX || Title
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| November 24 || XXX || Title
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| December 1 || XXX || Title
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| December 8 || XXX || Title
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| December 15 || XXX || Title
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