|
Date
|
Speaker
|
Title
|
| February | 7 | Rachel Bezanson
(Princeton ) | The Surprisingly Complex Lives of Massive Galaxies |
| 14 | Desika Narayanan
(Haverford/UFlorida) | Three Problems in Trying to Form Galaxies (and how ISM Physics can Save Us) |
| 21 | Josh Winn
(Princeton ) | The obliquities of planet-hosting stars |
| 28 | Wendy Freedman
(Chicago ) | Increasing Accuracy and Increasing Tension in H0 |
| March | 7 | Mike McDonald
(MIT ) | Galaxy Cluster Evolution over the Past 10 Billion Years |
| 14 | Nathan Schwadron
(UNH ) | Opening a New Window on Our Global Heliosphere - IBEX, the Voyagers, and the next steps in exploring this vast frontier |
| 21 | Lisa Kewley
(ANU ) | Galaxy Formation and Evolution in 3D |
| 28 | Jessica Lu
(UC Berkeley ) | Black Holes, Big and Small - A Laser-Guided Adaptive Optics View |
| April | 4 | Richard French
(Wellesley College ) | Highlights of the Cassini Mission to Saturn from the Cassini Radio Science Team |
| 11 | Tracy Slatyer
(MIT ) | The Dark Side of the Cosmic Dawn |
| 18 | Brad Cenko
(NASA Goddard ) | Recent Observational Puzzles from Tidal Disruption Flares: Towards Viable Probes in the LSST Era |
| 24 | Kaitlin Kratter
(Arizona ) | Three puzzles in star and planet formation |
| May | 2 | Dan Kasen
(UC Berkeley ) | The glow of gravitational wave sources: Modeling compact object mergers and the production of the heavy elements |
