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Carnegie Observatories Colloquium Series, 2007/2008


Tuesdays -- 4PM -- William T. Golden Auditorium (unless otherwise noted)

Coffee served at 3:30

Contact for program information: Michael Rauch (mr[at]ociw.edu)

  Fall - Winter - Spring 2007/2008

September 11 Patricia Sanchez-Blazquez (U of Central Lancashire)
Kinematic and Stellar Population Gradients as Fingerprints of Past Mergers in Elliptical Galaxies (Abstract)
September 18 Joshua Barnes (Hawaii)
Matching Models to Merging Galaxies: Lost and Found in Parameter Space (Abstract)
October 9 Kartik Sheth (Caltech)
The Redshift Evolution of Galactic Structures (Bars, Bulges & Disks) at z < 1 from COSMOS: Quantifying the Assembly of the Hubble Sequence (Abstract)
October 16 Christy Tremonti (U Arizona)
Can AGN Quench Star Formation? New clues from the study of fossil galactic winds in post-starburst galaxies at z=0.6 (Abstract)
October 23 Darren DePoy (Ohio State U)
The Dark Energy Survey (Abstract)
October 30 Jesper Rasmussen (OCIW)
The life cycle of baryons in galaxy groups (Abstract)
November 6 Rob Simcoe (MIT)
Galaxy Formation Feedback and the Early Chemical Enrichment of Intergalactic Matter (Abstract)
November 13 Greg Bryan (Columbia U)
The First Stars in the Universe: Birth, Death and Rebirth (Abstract)
November 27 Zeljko Ivezic (U Washington)
Dissecting the Milky Way with SDSS and LSST (Abstract)
December 4 Stuart Shaklan & Steve Pravdo (JPL)
The Stellar Planet Survey (STEPS): An Ongoing Astrometric Search for Extrasolar Giant Planets around Nearby M-dwarfs (Abstract)
December 11 Andrea Ghez (UCLA)
Bringing our Galaxy's Supermassive Black Hole and its Environs into Focus with Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics (Abstract)
December 18 Lin Yan (SSC)
The Nature of Bright 24-Micron Galaxies at High Redshift (Abstract)
January 22 Hans-Walter Rix (MPIA Heidelberg)
Do the Milky Way's Outskirts Live Up To Cosmological Expectations? (Abstract)
January 29 Amy Barger (Wisconsin)
The Cosmic History of AGN (Abstract)
February 5 Karl Gebhardt (U Texas)
Black Holes of All Masses: New Results and Fundamental Correlations (Abstract)
February 12 Jenny Greene (Princeton)
Black Hole-Bulge Relations Across the Hubble Sequence (Abstract)
February 19 Jane Rigby (OCIW)
Lensed Star-Forming Galaxies and Obscured AGN at 1 < z < 3 (Abstract)
February 26 Alison Coil (U Arizona)
Galaxies, Dark Matter and Black Holes at z=1 (Abstract)
March 11 Josh Simon (CIT)
Dark Matter in Dwarf Galaxies (Abstract)
March 13 Thursday Dawn Erb (CfA)
Mass, Kinematics, Metallicity and Gas Flows in High Redshift Galaxies (Abstract)
March 14 Friday, 2 pm Eric Bell (MPIA Heidelberg)
The Evolution of Disk Galaxies in a Dark Matter-Dominated Universe (Abstract)
March 20 Thursday Juna Kollmeier (OCIW)
Clues to Structure Formation from the Intergalactic Medium to Supermassive Black Holes (Abstract)
April 8 Jason Kalirai (UC Santa Cruz)
Stellar Remnants as Cosmological Probes (Abstract)
April 15 Joe Hennawi (UC Berkeley)
Quasars Probing Quasars (Abstract)
April 29 Jacqueline van Gorkom (Columbia U)
The Evolution of Galaxies in Different Environments (Abstract)
May 6 Claudia Maraston (Portsmouth)
Stellar Population Models (Abstract)
May 20 Chuck Steidel (CIT)
Densely Sampling the High Redshift Universe (Abstract)