Meetings & Colloquia
Joint Colloquium Series – Tucson
Joint NOAO-Steward Observatory colloquia are held at 4:00 pm (MST) on Thursdays during the academic year in Steward Observatory Room N210. Refreshments are served in the Steward Observatory Lobby at 3:30pm.
For appointments with the speakers, please contact Treva Dickerson treva@email.arizona.edu, Michelle Cournoyer michelle@email.arizona.edu or Shelley Weintraub weintraub@noao.edu.
For more details, or to be considered for a colloquium, please contact the colloquia co-chairs Prof. Jill Bechtold bechtold@email.arizona.edu and Dr. Tom Matheson matheson@noao.edu.
Joint Colloquium Series – La Serena
The AURA Observatories in Chile – CTIO, Gemini, and SOAR – sponsor a colloquium series on any aspect of astronomical science. The staff would very much like to hear about your work. Our talks are generally scheduled at 4:00pm on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. However, because of travel and observing constraints, we can schedule your talk at any time Monday to Friday at a time convenient to you. We offer per diem and AURA motel room accommodations for our speakers. If you are willing, we would also like to post a copy of your talk in .PDF format on our web page. This is strictly voluntary, however feel free to say no!.
We invite anyone from the La Serena astronomical community – AURA, University of La Serena, Las Campanas, and ESO Observatories – to attend. We can also schedule IP transmission of any of our talks held in the AURA conference room to external sites around the world. If interested, please contact us at colloquia-contact@ctio.noao.edu, by e-mail.
Friday Scientific Lunch Talks (FLASH) – Tucson
Friday Scientific Lunch Talks are held each Friday at 12:00pm in the NOAO-Tucson Main Conference Room at 950 N. Cherry Avenue. Contact Janine Pforr pforr@noao.edu if you would like to make a presentation.
NOAO Affiliated Meetings
NOAO sponsors and organizes technical, scientific, and planning meetings that cover a wide range of subjects. This list provides links to meeting websites, presentation material and reports.
Last updated or reviewed March 28, 2013.
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