Monday: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (EDT)
- 106.01 Electron Acceleration from Expanding Vortices During Reconnection with a Guide FieldHaihong Che, University of Alabama-Huntsville
- 106.02 Hemispherical Asymmetry of Large Scale Plasma FlowsLekshmi Biji, CESSI, IISER Kolkata
- 106.03 Nanoflare Theory and Stochastic ReconnectionAmir Jafari, Johns Hopkins University
- 106.05 The Role of Plasma Oscillation in Solar Nuclear FusionTianxi Zhang, Alabama A&M University
- 106.06 Magnetic Origins of Cool Plasma in the Sun's CoronaEmily Mason, Catholic University of America
- 106.07 Modeling of the Brightness of the Chromospheric Network Based on ALMA High Resolution Observations of the Quiet SunCostas Alissandrakis, University of Ioannina
- 106.08 The Solar Cruiser Mission Concept - Enabling New Vistas for HeliophysicsLes Johnson, NASA
- 106.09 The High Inclination Solar Mission (HISM) mission conceptKen Kobayashi, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
204. Laboratory Astrophysics Division (LAD) Meeting : Nuclear, Plasma and Particle Astrophysics
Tue, June 02, 11:00 AM
(EDT)
(EDT)
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (EDT)
Processes in binary neutron star mergers.
Processes in binary neutron star mergers.
- 204.01 LAD Laboratory Astrophysics Prize: Jim Truran's Contributions to Nuclear and Laboratory AstrophysicsJohn Cowan, Univ. of Oklahoma
- 204.02 Evaluating astrophysical nuclear rates and their errors with halo effective field theoryKenneth Nollett, San Diego State University
- 204.03 Performance of the prototype Schwarzschild-Couder Telescope for TeV gamma-ray astronomyJustin Vandenbroucke, University of Wisconsin
- 204.04 Linear polarization measurement of satellite transitions produced in an EBIT Ar plasmaAmy Gall, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
300. Solar Physics Division (SPD) Hale Prize Lecture: From Jets to Superflares: Extraordinary Activity of Magnetized Plasmas in the Universe, Kazunari Shibata (Kyoto University)
Wed, June 03, 10:00 AM
(EDT)
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM (EDT)
- 300.01 From Jets to Superflares: Extraordinary Activity of Magnetized Plasmas in the UniverseKazunari Shibata, Astronomical Observatory, Kyoto University
318. Laboratory Astrophysics Division (LAD) Meeting: Planetary Atmospheres, Protoplanetary Disks, and Small Bodies
Wed, June 03, 2:50 PM
(EDT)
2:50 PM - 4:20 PM (EDT)
Laboratory studies, observations, and modeling of protoplanetary disks and the evolution of small bodies.
- 318.01 LAD Early Career Award: Planets in a Bottle: Exploring Planetary Atmospheres in the Lab
Sarah Horst, Johns Hopkins University - 318.02 Using Small Solar System Bodies to Trace Processes in the Early Solar System
Karen Meech, University of Hawaii - 318.03 New Near-UV H2O Cross-Sections Dramatically Affect Photochemistry of Anoxic Abiotic Rocky Planet Atmospheres
Sukrit Ranjan, MIT - 318.04 Laboratory study of ammonium cyanide NH4CN at low temperatures: IR optical properties and sublimation behavior
Perry Gerakines, NASA GSFC
--------------------------------------------------------------------------There should be a lot of scintillating presentations and in the days after the meeting I will share my own insights and also in conjunction with summaries of some of the talks.- 318.01 LAD Early Career Award: Planets in a Bottle: Exploring Planetary Atmospheres in the Lab
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Joining the Astronomical Society meeting is always exciting and fulfilling. Please update and I'll share with my h2 physics tuition students.
Will do! I will be posting a series of summaries of a number of the sessions I attended during the 3 days. It will begin with a look at the two solar physics presentations that most impressed me.
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