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School of Physics : Home

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THE UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH SCHOOL OF PHYSICS University Homepage Home Physics at Edinburgh is a world-class centre, with the 5th largest body of researchers in the UK . We offer a wide-ranging undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programme, with an “Excellent” Teaching Quality Assessment rating. Information For Information About Quick Links Prospective Undergraduates Teaching & Courses Contacts and Maps Prospective Postgraduates UCAS Visiting Days Staff List Current Undergraduates Research Intranet (Restricted Access) Visitors e-Learning in Physics Current vacancies Schools (SCI-FUN) The City of Edinburgh Useful Links General interest seminars: The Science and Technology Facilities Council 22nd November 2007 Edinburgh Physics placed first in Guardian University Guide 2008 V Read More
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ASTR 120 Home Page

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ASTR 120 HOME PAGE -- FALL 1998 -- Professor: Dr. Lee G. Mundy Office: Computer Space Sciences 0213 Phone Number: 405-1529 Office Hours: Make an appointment or stop by Email: astr120@astro.umd.edu TA: Stephanie McLaughlin Office: 0252 Computer Space Sciences Phone Number: 405-1545 Office Hours: Tues 2-3pm, Wed 1-2pm TA: Yuxuan Yang Office: 0204 Computer Space Sciences Phone Number: 405-1967 Office Hours: Mon 4-5pm Email: astr120@astro.umd.edu Times, Places and Books: Lecture Times: TuTh 11:00 am to 12:15 pm Discussion Time: Fri 1:00 pm Link to Discussion Webpage Lecture and Discussion Room: CSS 1113 Required Text: Explorations of the Universe Important Class Information: Syllabus Schedule Discussion Webpage Table of Useful Constants Homework Assignments Mid-Term Exam from Fall 1997 Mid-ter Read More
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Boston University Astronomy Department

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Boston University Astronomy Department We have moved to http://www.bu.edu/dbin/astronomy . You should be automatically forwarded. Read More
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Iowa State University Astronomy Homepage

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ISU's Astronomy has moved... Well, our home page has. You'll soon be redirected to our new page. If that redirection doesn't work, please point your browser to: our area of the Physics and Astronomy website Read More
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Physics 110: Astronomy

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Physics 110: Astronomy Your source for all manner of information about the course. Given by Prof. Douglas Kurtze, Office: South Engineering 310 Phone: (23)1-7048 E-mail: kurtze@plains.nodak.edu What's New on this page (as of 12/10/96) General Information about the Course The syllabus Where you can find things posted How to get the demonstration programs used in lecture About the lab (Updated Wednesday, September 11) News from Space Here is what I've been able to find about Life on Mars (that is, the recent announcement that a meteorite which originated on Mars contains what appears to be 3.6-billion-year-old fossilized bacteria) Announcements Physics colloquium about galaxy evolution on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Lunar eclipse on the night of Thursday, Sept. 26. First test in class on Wednesday, O Read More
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UD Physics & Astronomy

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Faculty: 33.5 Current UG & G Majors: 166 Research Grants: $7.3 million/yr Department Library, Mt. Cuba Bartol Undergrad courses, advising Graduate degrees, applications Research areas, facilities Directory people, maps Events colloquia, seminars NEWS & HIGHLIGHTS Nov 16th : DPA-BRI team arrives at the South Pole to work on Ice Top project. UDaily and News Journal stories. Oct 22nd : New Center for Spintronics & Biodetection website . Oct 17th : College of Arts and Sciences will hold a two-day symposium of talks by prominent UD faculty on the research and careers of the new Nobel laureates for 2007. Edmund Nowak , associate professor of physics and astronomy, will speak Wed. Oct 17th at 1:00 about Albert Fert and Peter Grunberg, who won the Nobel Prize in physics for the discovery of giant Read More
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UNM Physics and Astronomy Department Web Site

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Search PandA --> About PandA About the Department --> Location Cyber Poster --> Department Brochure About Albuquerque Upcoming Events/News PandA Library --> Friday Colloquium Current Events in the Department --> Current Events Friday Colloquium Thesis and Dissertation Defenses PandA Alumni News PandA Newsletter --> News from the Chair Kathryn Dimiduk Receives Award for Teaching Excellence Mansoor Sheik-Bahae recognized by The IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society Robert Duncan appointed as director of New Mexico Consortium's Institute for Advanced Studies Professor Wolfgang Rudolph elected a Fellow of the Optical Society of America --> Carlton M. Caves 2006 recipient of the Distinguished Professor Award Jean-Claude Diels 2006 recipient of the Engineering Excellence Award Wolfgang Rudolph Read More
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A100 at IUN, Fall 1996: The Solar System

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The Solar System Astronomy 100 Fall 1996 Indiana University Northwest © Lucia M. Franco This website contains lecture notes, homeworks and exams for the introductory Astronomy 100 course at Indiana University Northwest Fall 1996. A100 is a survey course covering a brief history of Astronomy, the physics and methods of Astronomy and a careful and comprehensive look at the Solar System. Contents Goals of the class Index of Topics Lectures Homeworks Exams Grades Feedback about the course Acknowledgements and Bibliography Links to relevant resources Administrative info about the course A100 Home | Lectures | Homeworks | Exams | Feedback | Other links Contact Info | Lucia's Home Page | Astronomy Dept. at UofC Lucia M. Franco . http://astro.uchicago.edu/home/web/lucia/outreach/a100/index.html Pa Read More
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ANU - Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - RSAA

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Skip Navigation | ANU Home | Search ANU | Directories Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics Mount Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatories --> RSAA Home About Us Research Technology Study@RSAA Observing SkyMapper Giant Magellan Telescope News Jobs Gemini Australian Office Home Public Information Quick Links RSAA People Contacts RSAA Alumni Public Information FAQ What's On Picture Gallery Want to know more? Intranet (Staff only) Intranet Connect Webmail Search RSAA Australia's Premier Centre for Astronomical Research Latest News 8 November 2007 Stars well-endowed with gold have fewer companions 20 September 2007 New RSAA Director Arrives 28 September 17 July 2007 RSAA Astronomer wins respected international prize 4 July 2007 Heritage Building Re-opens 14 May 2007 Astronomers find a s Read More
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Arizona State University Department of Physics

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Search physics.asu.edu Search WWW ASU Home | ASU A-Z Index | ASU Interactive | myASU | Directory | Map Printable Version Special Event - Distinguished Lecturer Series - Click here for details! Spotlight on Physics Open Faculty Positions Assistant Professor in Experimental Biological Physics Assistant Professor in Experimental Nanophysics for Future Electronics Physics Flash Newsletter Check out the latest issue! New Degree Program Professional Science Master’s (PSM) in Nanoscience Annual Awards Reception The Department of Physics recently held its annual Awards Reception Faculty Achievement Awards Physics faculty recognized for their contributions --> Physics Events Biological Physics Seminar Michael Deem - “Antigenic Distance, Glassy Dynamics, and Localization in the Immune Sy Read More
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Astr 1100 Home Page

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ASTR 1100 INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY Home Page URL http://hurri.kean.edu/~yoh/astronomy Instructor : Dr. Shing Yoh Class Policy and Grading Syllabus Term Paper Text Book Web Page : Astronomy : The Cosmic Journey by W. K. Harmann and C. Impey Lecture Powerpoints : here (Login Required) --> Goto WebCT : http://online.kean.edu:8900 Part I : Solar System 2006 IAU Definition of Planet History of Planetary Probes History of Space Exploration Solar System Simulator The Nine Planets, A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System Views of the Solar System Voyager Home Page Life on Mars ? Mars Missions --> Mars Missions Galileo Home Page : Journey to Jupiter Cassini Home Page : Mission to Saturn and Titan Moon Phases (Java) Sunrise/Sunset, Moonrise/Moonset, Tides Astronomical Pronunciation Guide II (Planets Read More
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ASTR1120-3, Spring 2004

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ASTR1120-3 Click here to continue. Read More
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ASTROnet :: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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Department of Physics : Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Thessaloniki : Greece History | People | Research | Courses | Lectures/Seminars | Conferences The Observatory of the University of Thessaloniki [ more images ] Section of Astrophysics, Astronomy and Mechanics, Department of Physics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR-54124 Thessaloniki, Greece Tel : +30 2310 99 8047 (Astronomy Lab), +30 2310 99 8037 (Mechanics) Fax : +30 2310 99 5384 (Astronomy Lab), +30 2310 99 8037 (Mechanics) ISDN : +30 2310 99 0111 (Astronomy Lab) e-mail : grammat@astro.auth.gr (Astronomy Lab) T he next open night will take place on December 13 or 14, 2007 (when the moon will be 4-5 days old) if the weather permits learn more > (more information, in greek) (c)2003, ASTROnet Read More
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Astronomy 100 - The Universe

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Astronomy 100 - The Universe Spring 2004 Schedule of Classes Section Time(s) Instructor Room 11502R 12 - 1:50 TTh Warner SLH 200 Syllabus Lab Handouts Problems Assignments Solutions Homework Exams Last Updated: Fri Feb 6 12:11:10 PST 2004 Classes / Physics & Astronomy / University of Southern California Read More
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Astronomy 1504/1514 Home Page.

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The University of Oklahoma Astronomy 1504 Fall 2007 Go to: Class Info Discussion Section Info Astronomy Links Class Info: Professor: Dr. Cowan E-Mail: cowan@nhn.ou.edu Class Schedule: Section 10: MWF, 9:30 AM - 10:20 AM, Nielsen Hall / 270 Section 20: MWF, 10:30 AM - 11:20 AM, Nielsen Hall / 270 Class Syllabus: MS Word Practice Exams: Practice Exam I: pdf , html Practice Exam II: pdf , html Practice Exam III: pdf , html Miscellaneous: Solutions for Exam I Crossword Review (from discussion): jpg Exam II Crossword review: exercise , solutions Exam III Crossword review: exercise , solutions Planetary Data Sheet: pdf Discussion Section Info : Teaching Assistant Discussion Sections Office Hours Jason Collier 1504-021, Nielsen Hall 302, 9:30 AM – 10:20 AM Tuesday 1504-022, Adams Hall 101, Read More
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Astronomy 161

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WEB SYLLABUS Dept. Physics & Astronomy University of Tennessee *** YOUR BROWSER DOES NOT SUPPORT JAVA AND SO CANNOT DISPLAY THIS APPLET *** Netscape 3.0 and Internet Explorer 3.0 support Java Java Credit: Michael Ewert --> Class Newsgroups Astro Pict of Day Tutorial Quizzes Current Local Sky Astro Calculator Web Search Astro Resources Dr. Cardall Dr. Daunt Search Astronomy 161 Search Astronomy 162 Search Astronomy 161+162 Search Violence in Cosmos --> STUDENT COMPUTER INFORMATION: To get set up with student computer accounts and requisite software for using UT computer resources you need to talk to the DII ( Division of Information Infrastructure ) at 105 Aconda Court. DII Aconda Court Dorm Network Net Status ERA PH Directory Help Center UT Home UNIX HomePages Computer Labs Life Preserver Read More
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Astronomy 161

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WEB SYLLABUS Dept. Physics & Astronomy University of Tennessee *** YOUR BROWSER DOES NOT SUPPORT JAVA AND SO CANNOT DISPLAY THIS APPLET *** Netscape 3.0 and Internet Explorer 3.0 support Java Java Credit: Michael Ewert --> Class Newsgroups Astro Pict of Day Tutorial Quizzes Current Local Sky Astro Calculator Web Search Astro Resources Dr. Cardall Dr. Daunt Search Astronomy 161 Search Astronomy 162 Search Astronomy 161+162 Search Violence in Cosmos --> STUDENT COMPUTER INFORMATION: To get set up with student computer accounts and requisite software for using UT computer resources you need to talk to the DII ( Division of Information Infrastructure ) at 105 Aconda Court. DII Aconda Court Dorm Network Net Status ERA PH Directory Help Center UT Home UNIX HomePages Computer Labs Life Preserver Read More
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Astronomy 62

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Astronomy and Astrophysics Group Welcome Page

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Kelvin Building University of Glasgow Glasgow G12 8QQ Astronomy secretary Tel +44 (0) 141 330 4152 Fax +44 (0) 141 330 5183 Welcome to the Astronomy and Astrophysics Group homepage. The group is part of the Department of Physics & Astronomy, in the University of Glasgow. We conduct research and teaching in a wide range of topics, including solar, stellar and plasma physics, cosmology, polarimetry and radio astronomy. postgraduate opportunities 2007 External Access (of interest to Group Members) Read More
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Astronomy at Augustana College - Rock Island, Illinois

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Christmas show "Season of Light" Learn about how our holiday traditions are connected to ancient astronomy and how our observances today are related to changes in the night sky in our annual holiday planetarium program, "Season of Light" . It will be presented Dec. 8-20, 2007. On Monday through Friday the show starts at 7:00 pm. On Saturday and Sunday it starts at 2:00 pm. The program lasts about 45 minutes and is recommended for ages 8 and above. Admission is free but reservations are recommended. Call (309) 794-7327. Comet 17P/Holmes 2007 Periodic Comet Holmes brightened by a factor of almost one million on Oct. 24 and is now visible with the naked-eye. It is easy to find with binoculars in the northeast in the evening. Since it is circumpolar it is actually visible a Read More
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Astronomy Department IUB

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--> General Information General Public Outreach Teacher Workshops Educational Tools K-16 Activities & Newsletters Faculty , Staff Graduate Students Contact Us & Maps Make a Gift Links Academics Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Course Pages Courses Research Research Facilities REU Program Department Home IU Bloomington Home Department of Astronomy [ College of Arts & Sciences ] [ Office of Admissions ] [ Campus Directory ] [ IU Big List ] Welcome to the Department of Astronomy at Indiana University The WIYN 0.9 and 3.5 meter telecope domes at Kitt Peak National Observatory News and Events Kirkwood Observatory schedule for 2007. For updated weather conditions and closings, please call the Kirkwood Observatory Hotline at (812) 855-7736. To receive a monthly e-mail about Kirkwood Observa Read More
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Astronomy Department IUB

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--> General Information General Public Outreach Teacher Workshops Educational Tools K-16 Activities & Newsletters Faculty , Staff Graduate Students Contact Us & Maps Make a Gift Links Academics Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Course Pages Courses Research Research Facilities REU Program Department Home IU Bloomington Home Department of Astronomy [ College of Arts & Sciences ] [ Office of Admissions ] [ Campus Directory ] [ IU Big List ] Welcome to the Department of Astronomy at Indiana University The WIYN 0.9 and 3.5 meter telecope domes at Kitt Peak National Observatory News and Events Kirkwood Observatory schedule for 2007. For updated weather conditions and closings, please call the Kirkwood Observatory Hotline at (812) 855-7736. To receive a monthly e-mail about Kirkwood Observa Read More
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Astronomy Department, UMass

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Department of Astronomy University of Massachusetts Amherst DEPARTMENT | PEOPLE | ACADEMICS | RESEARCH | EVENTS | NEWS | RELATED LINKS | HOME | UMASS LMT Construction Update LARGE MILLIMETER TELESCOPE Home Page NEWS: 08/09/07: BRIGHT GALAXIES HIDDEN IN DISTANT UNIVERSE UNVEILDED, UMASS ASTRONOMERS REPORT Amherst, Mass. - A By combining the capabilities of several telescopes, teams of scientists, including University of Massachusetts Amherst astronomers, have spotted extremely bright galaxies hiding in the distant, young universe. They are the most luminous and prolific galaxies seen at that great distance, churning out stars at a rate 1,000 times greater than that of the Milky Way. Click Here 06/27/07: BOARD OF TRUSTEES MAKE TENURE DECISION Daniela Calzetta, Associate Professor in Astronom Read More
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Astronomy Group

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Astronomy Group School of Physics and Astronomy - University of Southampton Navigation Home News Studies Research Members of staff Outreach Vacancies and Fellowships How to find us University links Southampton University Physics and Astronomy Space Environment Physics General Relativity (Math) Southampton Science CafÉ Next: 22 Nov 2007, 7 pm Talk by Prof. Malcolm Coe The Search for Life in the Universe PhD opportunities We have both research council and University-funded PhD places available in the astronomy group Welcome to the Astronomy Group homepage. The group is a part of the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Southampton . The broad aim of the Southampton Astronomy group is to understand all aspects of accretion onto, and emission from, compact objects of all sizes, Read More
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Astronomy Programme home page

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QUICKFINDER LOW-GRAPHIC VERSION WHAT'S NEW COMMENT CONTACTS --> HOME RESEARCH PROGRAMMES STUDENTS & FELLOWSHIPS KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER PRESS & MEDIA PUBLIC & SCHOOLS ABOUT PPARC From 1 April 2007 PPARC and CCLRC merged to form the Science and Technology Facilities Council . The PPARC web site is being maintained as an archive resource for a transitional period. All content on this site is no longer current. Science Programme Planning Astronomy Programme Scientific Computing Particle Physics Programme Other Programmes & Schemes News Funding Publications Format for print PPARC'S Astronomy Programme PPARC's Astronomy Programme provides support for a wide range of facilities, research groups and individuals in order to investigate some of the highest priority questions in astronomy. The programme Read More
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Astronomy Syllabus

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Physics 102 - Astronomy, Astrophysics, and Cosmology Gustavus Adolphus College - -Spring 2004 Instructors : Dr. Charles F. Niederriter Office : Olin 211 933-7315 Textbooks Course Policy and Evaluation Course Schedule Links to Other Sites Homework Evaluation Observatory Hours Links to Other Sites : Archeo-Astronomy Group Project - Spring 2004 Astronomy Audio "Tapes": Astronomy Physlets Cool Web Sites Collected by the Spring 1997 Class Others Universe Web Site for Snow and Brownberger Info Trac Galileo at Europa STScI/HST Public Information NASA Spacelink - An Aeronautics & Space Resource for Educators Evidence of Primitive Life From Mars Meteorites from Mars! Spacelink: Mars Pathfinder Mars Meteorite Home Page (JPL) NASA - JSC Digital Image Collection home Astronomy Picture of the Read More
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Astronomy Unit

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QMUL Home Astronomy Unit (School of Mathematical Sciences) Home Undergraduate Postgraduate Personnel Mathematics Research Centre Astronomy Unit About Us Home > Astronomy Unit School Home Undergraduate Postgraduate Personnel Mathematics Research Centre Astronomy Unit News and events Seminars Research Publications PhD research Personnel Vacancies Fellowships MSc (/Dip/Cert) in Astrophysics Links History Location About Us Astronomy Unit The Astronomy Unit at Queen Mary, University of London, is one of the UK's premier centres for astronomy research and postgraduate education, attracting students, postdoctoral research fellows and distinguished visitors from around the world. Members of the Unit participate in a wide range of international research programs, including ground-based observati Read More
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Astrophysical Institute and University Observatory

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A STROPHYSIKALISCHES I NSTITUT und U NIVERSITÄTS-STERNWARTE www.exoplanet.de Talks and Colloquia Lehre Astro Diplomthemen Studienarbeiten Observations Our telescope Theory Laboratory Wir Über uns/Photos around the AIU job offer / Freie Stellen --> "Possible Planets of Beta Pictoris" "MÖgliche Planeten im System von Beta Pictoris" Details im Artikel oder Homepage von Florian Freistetter --> Uni Jena press release (deutsch) Calar Alto press release (english) Details: NeuhÄuser et al. paper (Astronomy & Astrophysics in press) More details on the gamma cephei stellar system: Torres 2007 gamma Cephei Doppelstern mit Planet (binary star with planet) --> Erste direkte Detektion von gamma Cephei B (first direct detection of gamma Cephei B) Heller Stern gamma Cephei A im Zentrum Read More
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Astrophysics & Gravitation | University of Waterloo

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search astrophysics & gravitation uwaterloo.ca Skip to the content of the web site. Astrophysics & Gravitation Home Research People Talks Observatory Computing Contact Us Graduate Program UW Physics & Astronomy Home Perimeter Institute Public Observatory Tours The next regularly scheduled public observatory night will take place on Wednesday, November 7th. Please meet us in PHY 308 at 8:00p. Upcoming Seminars Sean Moran will be giving a talk entitled ' Observing the Transformation of Cluster Spirals into S0s at > z~0.5 ' on Wednesday. This is part of the Astro Lunch Talks series. Wednesday, November 21 marks the last in the Evenings With the Stars seminar series in celebration of UW's 50th Anniversary. Join us at 8:00p while Michael Hudson speaks on 'Gravitational Mirages'. A tour of th Read More
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Automatic Transfer

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This site has been transferred to http://physics.tau.ac.il/ . Please update your link. If you are not automatically transferred then Click Here . Read More
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Butler University Physics and Astronomy Department

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If you are interested in fundamental questions about the nature of matter and the universe, or if you are interested in the practical fields of engineering you should consider the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Butler University. Our department provides undergraduates with a solid academic program while at the same time allowing students to work closely with faculty on original research projects and student theses. We offer a major in physics as well as an astronomy/astrophyics track. You also have the option of combining your physics degree with an engineering degree through a cooperative arrangement between Butler University and the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at Indianapolis. Butler University 4600 Sunset Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46208 (317) 940-9951 FAX: (317) 94 Read More
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Carleton College: Physics and Astronomy

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Skip Navigation Text Only/ Printer-Friendly Site Navigation Information for... - Prospective Students - Current Students - International Students - Alumni - Parents & Families - Visitors - Faculty & Staff Quick Links: - A to Z Guide - Academic Departments - Admissions - Athletics - Campus Offices - Carleton News - Employment Opportunities - Event Calendars - Giving to Carleton - Gould Library - Phone/Email Directory - Registrar's Office - Site Map - The Arts at Carleton You are here: Academic Departments > Physics and Astronomy Physics and Astronomy Go Physics and Astronomy Home Overview Astronomy at Carleton Faculty and Staff The Curriculum Courses Radiations Events Student Resources Interdisciplinary Study Photo Album Beowulf Cluster Alumni Carleton Women Scientists Make Headlines An Read More
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Case Astronomy

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CASE.EDU: HOME | DIRECTORIES | SEARCH ASTRONOMY Astronomy | People | Academics | Research | Events | Observatories | History and Alumni | News | Beasts Welcome to Case Astronomy Exploring the frontiers of our universe for over 125 years... SEARCH CASE ASTRONOMY: RELATED SITES: Kitt Peak National Observatory >> Sloan Digital Sky Survey >> Space Telescope Science Institute >> Case Physics >> Case Libraries >> Case Astronomy is a community of active researchers and educators, with research strengths in the fields of galaxy formation and evolution, stellar chemical abundances, and telescope instrumentation and design. We offer graduate and undergraduate degree programs, and host a series of public talks for the general community. Come inside and learn more about o Read More
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Centrum Astronomii Uniwersytetu Miko?aja Kopernika

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ul. Gagarina 11, 87-100 Toru? Tel: (+56) 611 30 02 Fax: (+56) 611 30 08 Centrum Astronomii UMK jest cz?ci? Wydzia?u Fizyki, Astronomii i Informatyki Stosowanej &nbsp Uniwersytetu Miko?aja Kopernika . Powsta?o 1 stycznia 1997 w wyniku po??czenia Katedry Radioastronomii i Instytutu Astronomii. Jego siedziba znajduje si? w Piwnicach , 15 km na p?noc od Torunia . CENTRUM ASTRONOMII: Katedra Astronomii i Astrofizyki Katedra Radioastronomii Dyrekcja Seminarium Astronomiczne Lokalna pogoda Kometa 17P/Holmes VLTI Summer School Ko?o Naukowe Astronomia na UMK Biblioteka CA UMK 32m radioteleskop live OG?OSZENIE: Oferta pracy i sta?y podoktoranckich w Centrum Astronomii UMK kontakt e-mailowy: prof. dr hab. Andrzej Kus WYDZIA? FAiIS: Wydzia? FAiIS Instytut Fizyki --> Struktura studi?w Katedra Metod Kom Read More
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Columbia University Department of Astronomy

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Home Department of Physics @ Columbia University Academics Research Topics Directory Columbia University a member of the Ivy League located in the City of New York Talks & Events AstroTools News & Resources Barnard College a nearby college for women affiliated with Columbia Public Outreach Find us Images - produced through scientific endeavours pursued by Columbia faculty, staff, and students and represents the heterogeneity of wavelengths and a variety of topics studied at Columbia. Click on the image for more details. Columbia Astrobiology Center - a consortium of scientists spanning departments and institutions Columbia Astrophysics Laboratory - a collaborative effort between the Departments of Physics and Astronomy MDM Observatory [Observing Schedule] [Astronomical Calendar] - an Arizo Read More
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CU-Boulder Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences

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Your browser does not support JavaScript, or you have disabled it. Please see our non-JavaScript page , which is not rigorously maintained. Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences University of Colorado at Boulder APS News Professor Jason Glenn is leading CU-Boulder's involvement in the design and construction of the Cornell Caltech Atacama Telescope , a 25-meter sub-millimeter telescope to be located in the Chile's Atacama desert. CCAT will study solar systems, stars and galaxies at the earliest stages of their formation. Professors John Bally , Jack Burns , Webster Cash , Jeremy Darling , and Michael Shull are also involved in the CCAT project. Spring 2008: Courses for Senior Auditors ARC Telescope Proposal Form - More information on the ARC 3.5m telescope and how to propose a Read More
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Department of Astronomy - University of Florida

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About Us People Research Education Facilities Events Other Contact Us Home CLAS Homepage Astronomy Website UF Web UF Phonebook Department of Astronomy University of Florida 211 Bryant Space Science Center PO Box 112055 Gainesville, FL, 32611-2055, USA Phone: (352) 392-2052 Fax: (352) 392-5089 Email: Ename@astro.ufl.edu Introduction News (more in the University of Florida News ) "A Population Explosion: The Nature and Evolution of X-Ray Binaries in Diverse Environments" Conference --> Nadya Gorlova says moons like ours are uncommon "From Stars to Planets" Conference --> Karen Kinemuchi bridges the Northern and Southern Hemispheres First Light with the GTC Conference --> Ata Sarajedini in Hubble Press Release Rafael Guzm?n in CLAS Accomplishments Steve Eikenberry finds record-making star Ste Read More
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Department of Astronomy of Guanajuato

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The Department of Astronomy of the university of Guanajuato Apartado Postal 144, 36000 Guanajuato, Gto MÉxico Tel: 01 473 732 9607 o 732 9548 Fax: 01 473 732 0253 (Ext. 2501) The department of Astronomy of the University of Guanajuato was founded in 1995 and is administratively linked to the Institute of Physics located in Leon ( versiÓn en espagnol ) The Department Staff and electronic adresses Research DA (personal only) Colloquium, meetings and special events Seminar List of Meetings organized by the Department FORMATION Teaching Bachelor Degree in Physics at IFUG with a Minor in Astrophysics Graduate Program in Astrophysics 2008 Continuing Education Lecture Notes (in spanish) Summer projects 2008 (with grants) Outreach XXV Conferences in Astronomy for the general public La Luz Observat Read More
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Department of Astronomy Yale University

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Overview Welcome! Department History People Faculty Research Staff Administrative Staff Students Graduate Program Alumni Research Interests Astrometry Extragalactic Astronomy & Cosmology High-Energy Astrophysics Local Galaxies & Stellar Systems Solar & Stellar Astrophysics ISM & Star Formation Education Graduate Program Undergraduate Program Program in Solar and Terrestrial Physics Resources Telescopes, etc. Yale-U. de Chile Program Computer Information Web Resources Astronomy Library Yale Bright Star Catalog Yale-Yonsei Isochrones Colloquia & Seminars Colloquium Schedule Professional Seminar Schedule YCAA Seminar Schedule Informal Seminar Schedule Public Events Observing Nights Contact Information Contact Info Directions Maps Affiliated Programs Yale Center for Astronomy & Astrophysics Ya Read More
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Department of Physics & Astronomy

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Seminar Schedule --> CougarTrail Faculty/Staff Students/Alumni Research Handbook for Students Colloquia Observatory Career/More School Annual Report Property Management Links The Physics & Astronomy Department Jon Hakkila , Chair. We offer the following majors: B.S. in astrophysics, B.S./B.A. in physics, B.A. in astronomy, and B.S./B.A. in physics with a meteorology concentration. Courses and undergraduate research opportunities are available for you in areas such as applied physics, astrophysics, atmospheric physics, biophysics, and computational physics. You can also do a physics cognate in the new Discovery Informatics major. The College has a large undergraduate physics program ( AIP July 2005 Enrollments and Degrees Report ) with female students comprising more than 35 % of our gradua Read More
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Department of Physics & Astronomy

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News Openings: Faculty Positions Dissertation earns recent grad top physics award OPEN HOUSE Huge Success Roche featured on the cover of Physical Review Letters New scholarship honors Abhishek Singh Physicists receive $3.3 million for international nanoscience research. Nuclear physicists examine oxygen's limits Faculty Columns in Columbus Dispatch Science Teachers' Newsletter Alumni Newsletter Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, College of Arts & Sciences, Clippinger Labs 251B, Athens, OH 45701 Tel: 740-593-1718 Fax: 740-593-0433 Email: physics@ohio.edu FootPrints Entrance Portal Read More
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Department of Physics & Astronomy

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Welcome! Academic Staff Database People finder Contact and maps News Research groups Information for... undergraduate students prospective | current | postgraduate students prospective | current staff prospective | current visitors | teachers | general info Photo competition Lochan na h'Achlaise, Rannoch Moor (original by Allan Latta) Comments about this site to webmaster@physics.gla.ac.uk Read More
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Department of Physics & Astronomy , GSU

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Current Time: 0){window.open(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value, '', '');}"> I would like to ... Request Application Material Find a Degree Program Find a Research Program Find a Research Opportunity Find Course Descriptions Find a Faculty Member Find a Graduate Student GSU Home | College Home | Astronomy | Library | Admission | Go Solar | Class Schedule | Lab/overflow Info | Maps | Weather | SSH | QWIP 2006 | Conferences WWW Phy-Astr Department Welcome to the Department of Physics and Astronomy website. We carry out research activities in a broad area, covering the range from constituents of matter at the subatomic and nuclear levels to the formation and evolution of active galaxies. Our CHARA Array Telescope on Mt Wilson is now operational and can be remotely controlled from Atlanta. Read More
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Department of Physics and Astronomy - The University of Iowa

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Department of Physics and Astronomy Department of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Iowa , Iowa City , IA 52242-1479 203 Van Allen Hall , voice (319) 335-1686, FAX (319) 335-1753 Areas of Research Graduate Program For Prospective Graduate Students Admissions Graduate Scholarships & Awards Undergraduate Program For Prospective Undergraduate Students Admissions Undergraduate Scholarships & Awards Applied Physics Degree Society of Physics Students Academics Course Web Pages Courses Offered Course Catalog Instructional Resources Astronomy Tutorial Schedule Physics Tutorial Schedule Events Weekly Calendar Colloquia U.S. News Ranks UI Plasma Physics in Top 10 UI Professors Receive Collegiate Teaching Awards UI's Bhattacharya, FlattÉ, Stinski elected 2007 AAAS Fellows CafÉ Scientifique pre Read More
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Department of Physics and Astronomy, Ball State University

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Alumni Awards Careers Center for Computational Nanoscience Dean's List Department Newsletter Faculty and Staff Faculty Research Maps to Cooper Science Meet Our GAs Nanomaterials and Devices Research Laboratory Observatory Photo Albums PhysTEC Planetarium Radiation Safety Request Information SPS - Society of Physics Students Summer Workshops Department of Physics and Astronomy CP 101 Phone: 765-285-8860 Fax: 765-285-5674 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. M-F For more information, contact Thomas Robertson About Our Department The Department of Physics and Astronomy combines two areas of science within a friendly learning environment. FULL STORY Ball State physics chapter receives national honor Ball State's chapter of the Society of Physics Students has been selected as an outstanding chapter fo Read More
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Department of Physics and Astronomy, Vanderbilt University

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Dept of Physics & Astronomy/Home

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EMU HOME Programs Courses Research Labs Outreach Faculty and Staff Advising Facilities Sherzer Observatory Job Opportunities Scholarships and Awards Soc. of Physics Students Astronomy Club Lunch Time Physics Physics Links Astronomy Links Science Ed Links EMU Home Contact EMU Site Map Directories Calendars My.emich Search Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, MI, USA 48197 Physics Webmaster Designed & Developed by Balaji Ramachandran This Web Site was last modified on Sept 10, 2007. Undergraduate Programs Pre - Engineering Program Graduate Programs Comet Holmes and Mars at Sherzer Observatory See the comet on Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday evening 7:30pm-9pm, if clear , Nov. 26, 27, & 29 ( after our Astro Club meeting the 29th, 8pm) through our telescopes on the roof of Sherzer Hall. Mars vi Read More
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Duke Astrophysics Home Page

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THE DUKE ASTROPHYSICS HOME PAGE These pages are maintained by John Kolena ... please send suggestions, etc. to me at kolena@phy.duke.edu this page will look best if you're using Mozilla Physics 105: Introduction to Astrophysics course page for summer 2006 more on the latest astro & physics discoveries Life on Mars? ... the latest Martian meteorite news Astro and Physics Links Astronomy Picture of the day What's Up in the Sky Astronomy Teaching & Education Resources Images of non-solar-system objects the latest Hubble images, galaxies, nebulae Images of Solar System Objects planets, moons, comets, rings, asteroids, aurorae Images from Specialized Satellites Physics resources Local Physics and Astronomy Departments, Planetariums, and Observatories News, Weather, and Information Newspapers Ne Read More
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Earth & Planetary Sciences

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Basaltic Lava, Royal Gardens Subdivision, Hawaii, July 22, 2000 [Glenn Poirier] NEW Earth System Science Program Seminars For a list of our fall seminars, click here . EPS Website Redesign ** Feedback Wanted ** Please, visit our new redesigned EPS website and send us your FEEDBACK . epsnn Sedimentary Geology Faculty Search The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at McGill University invites applications for a tenure-track position in Sedimentary Geology at the level of Assistant Professor. Applicants with interdisciplinary research interests, including but not limited to paleoenvironments, basin analysis, and sedimentology, are particularly encouraged to apply. The appointee will establish an externally funded research program, mentor graduate students, and teach undergraduate and g Read More
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Eckerd College . Academics

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Library Cam : --> Faculty Directory : Campus Directory : News : Campus Tour : Contact Us : myEckerd Login (800) 456-9009 . admissions@eckerd.edu H ome A bout Eckerd A c ademics Majors & Minors Academic Department Sites Online Course Materials Faculty in the News Eckerd Academic Wiki Course Catalog Current Course Offerings General Education --> Honor Societies Academic Calendars Registrar's Office Library Writing Center International Education Center for the Applied Liberal Arts Career Resources /Internships --> Information Technology Services London Study Centre Ad m ission Campus L ife Adult Degree P r ogram (PEL) A t hletics D epartments --> Pre s ident P arents & Family Alumni & F riends Continuing E ducation Academics Welcome to the heart of Eckerd College - its outstanding a Read More
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Faculty

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Home Courses Undergrad Program Research Faculty graduate program Links Cool Images: Astronomy and Astrophysics concerns itself with everything from the small-scale to the large-scale structure of the universe with the basic concept that the observed light emission is entirely dependent on the physical properties of the source and the objects in between. This encompases the general picture of the Universe in its broadest sense from atoms to galaxies and beyond. The Astronomy program at Tufts offers courses for both science and non-science majors and seeks to include undergraduates in its ongoing research projects. Courses | Undergrad Program | Graduate Program | Faculty | Research | Links Read More
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General Astronomy(29:62) home page

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General Astronomy Steven Spangler, Winter-Spring 1999 Syllabus and Course Materials MWF 1:30 pm; Room 70, Van Allen Hall Instructor: Steven R. Spangler 705 Van Allen Hall 335-1945 Office Hours 2:30-3:30 Tuesday, or by appointment 705 Van Allen Hall Textbook: Astronomy, Journey to the Cosmic Frontier by John D. Fix Mosby, First Edition Lab Book: Imaging the Universe: An Introductory Astronomy Laboratory Manual by Robert L. Mutel and Stacy E. Palen HEY! LOOK AT THIS! Syllabus Homework Problems Exams with Commentary Mathematical Formulae Sors Discipulorum SOHO Views the Sun Hipparcos Data Base Current Astronomy News What's up (in the Sky)? Read More
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Geology and Astronomy

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Home | myWCU | Calendars | Site Map | Searches | Contact Us Boucher 207 (610) 436-2727 jholste@wcupa.edu Department Home Undergraduate Prog. Graduate Programs Scholarships Faculty Facilities Research Public Outreach For Students Links Photo Gallery Directions Campus Maps Parking Geologic Setting Search Web Search site The Department of Geology and Astronomy prepares majors for careers in earth sciences, earth and space science education, and geology. On the graduate level, the department provides courses for teachers who wish to update their knowledge of the earth and space sciences. For those who already have such a degree, the department provides expanded and up-to-date information and skills. Science methods courses for graduate and undergraduate students also are offered. The Departmen Read More
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Georgia State University Astronomy Program

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Department of Physics and Astronomy Georgia State University C H A R A P E G A R E C O N S Read More
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IC Astronomy Index

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IC Astronomy Index Courses We currently teach two general astronomy courses, which can be taken either with a lab (for 4 credits) or without (for 3), and one course on the evolution of the planet Earth. When the links become available, information about this semester's courses can be had by clicking below. 315-17100 Earth: Evolution of a Habitable World ( Spring 2007 - NOT OFFERED) 315-17200 Earth: Evolution of a Habitable World, with lab ( Spring 2007 - NOT OFFERED) 315-17400 Solar System Astronomy Spring 2007: MWF 2:00-2:50, CNS-208, Greg Sloan 315-17500 Stars, Galaxies, & the Universe Spring 2007: MWF 3:00-3:50, CNS-208, Dan Briotta MWF 12:00-12:50 TEXT-103, Britt Scharringhausen --> 315-17600 Solar System Astronomy, with Lab ( Spring 2007 - NOT OFFERED) 315-17700 Stars, Galaxies & the Read More
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Institute of Astronomy

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Introduction Contacting us History Art@IoA Public Activities Staff and Facilities Undergraduate Teaching Postgraduate Research Research Conferences, Meetings and Workshops Seminars and Colloquia Current Vacancies, Jobs and Appointments Website Mirrors Local Pages for Cambridge Astronomers only External Links Kavli Institute for Cosmology Cavendish Astrophysics DAMTP European Astronomy Faculty of Physics and Chemistry Degree Committee of the Faculty of Physics and Chemistry Latest News Postdoctoral Research Appointment in Galaxy Formation and Evolution Postdoctoral Research Appointment in Theoretical Astronomy Postdoctoral Research Appointment in X-ray Astrophysics Sackler Lecture 2007: New Worlds and Life in the Universe, Geoffrey W. Marcy Kavli Institute Fellowships at Cambridge Public Op Read More
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Leeds : Physics & Astronomy : Home Page

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[ Home ] [ Undergraduate Admissions ] [ Electives ] [ Postgrad programmes ] [ Research ] [ Contacts ] [ Information for our Students ] [ Information for our Staff ] [ University of Leeds website ] Home Page The School of Physics and Astronomy is a world-class research environment that excels in teaching. Rated as 5A/5 in the UK Government's Research Assessment Exercise and 24/24 for Teaching Quality Assessment. We're well placed in The Times newspaper's top ten for Physics year-on-year. Postgraduate Open Day Wednesday 28th November 2007. Book here to attend this event. New Students : Information to help you settle in. Electives : Follow this link if you are a student at the University of Leeds looking for some exciting physics modules to choose as electives. Postgrad programmes : Follow th Read More
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MSU | Department of Physics and Astronomy

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News - Insitute of Astro- and Particlephysics

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/ www / index Deutsch Institute of Astro- and Particle Physics, University of Innsbruck Home Staff Location Astrophysics Particle Physics Intranet Search . Navigation Research Astrophysics Research Particle Physics Contact Address Technikerst. 25/8 A-6020 Innsbruck email: astro@uibk.ac.at Secretary Hildegard EGGER Phone: +43 512 507 6031 Fax: +43 512 507 2923 Institute Head Univ.-Prof. Dr. Sabine SCHINDLER Phone: +43 512 507 6030 Inhaltsbereich News PhD Positions vacant Looking for Diploma Students. More information can be found here (Astrophysics) and here (Particle physics) . Public Outreach 2007 is the International Heliophysical year . At regular intervals we organize an Open Night at our Institute . Click here for further information (German only). For additional talks please refer to Read More
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NMSU Astronomy Department Webpage

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Open Course : Astronomy : Introduction : Table of Contents

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Open Course Info Introduction to Astronomy Table of Contents Preface Last update: 2002/02/13 Foundations 1. The Science of Astronomy Last update: 2001/06/04 2. The Motion of the Stars and the Sun Last update: 2002/02/13 3. The Motion of the Earth Last update: 2002/02/13 4. The Motion of the Moon Last update: 1998/10/08 5. The Motion of the Planets Last update: 2002/10/22 6. The Laws of Motion and Gravity Last update: 2003/04/10 7. The Nature of Matter Last update: 2003/05/22 8. The Phases of Matter Last update: 2001/07/15 9. The Speed of Light and Relativity Last update: 2000/08/09 10. The Nature of Light Incomplete: 2001/07/24 11. Telescopes Not released The Sun and Stars 12. The Interior of the Sun Last update: 2002/10/08 13. The Exterior of the Sun Not released 14. The Types of Stars No Read More
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Department of Physics and Astronomy Western Kentucky University The webpage has moved to http://physics.wku.edu/ Please adjust your bookmarks and references accordingly. Read More
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Paul Anderson

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Wake Forest Astronomy Syllabus Daily Quiz Lab Schedule Study Guide Exams | TA assignments | Astronomy Professor and Teaching Assistants Name Position Office Office Phone E-mail Address Paul Anderson Astronomy Professor 308 758-4992 anderson@wfu.edu David Evanich Teaching Assistant 108B 758-4672 evandj1@wfu.edu Jason Grigsby Teaching Assistant 108B 758-4672 grigjd3@wfu.edu Will Hodge Teaching Assistant 108B 758-4672 hodgwb1@wfu.edu The Hubble Deep Field Survey Astronomy Links Astronomy Lab FAQ Jet Propulsion Laboratory Astronomy Picture of the Day Hubble Images Sky Publishing (latest news, equipment reviews, and more) WWW Astronomical Index More Links! Hitch-Hikers Guide Read More
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PHYS 406

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Physics 406: Introduction to Astronomy Take a look at the sky yourself! This is part of what astronomy is about: Taking in the wonders of the night sky . If you are interested in further discussions on Cosmology and Beyond Join the Class "Cosmology and Our View of the World" , INCO 796 always taught in the Spring Semester, this year with Prof. E. MÖbius (Physics), Prof. T. Davis (Genetics), & Prof. W. DeVries (Philosophy) Important Announcements will always be under the News tab! Check your Class and Assignment Schedule ! Reading is assigned for each class! Last Lab Make-up opportunities according to Lab Make-Up Schedule Watch your Term Paper Deadlines! Your submission deadline as printed version and as electronic version on Blackboard was: Tu, April 17, 900 am If you haven't sub Read More
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Phys104: Astronomy

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Phys104: Astronomy SPRING 2007 Astronomy Syllabus Grading Information Tentative Schedule Instructor Information . ASTRONOMY SYLLABUS Welcome to ASTRONOMY. This course attempts to do more than just fill a slot in the curriculum. It will provide you with an introduction to one of the most exciting subjects that you will encounter during your academic career. We hope this is true not just from the perspective of content knowledge and the experiential activities but also from that of pedagogy and how this course is taught. It will, in a sense, be radical from both perspectives! You will be introduced not only to the fascinating discoveries in our very own solar system, but beyond that to the limits of our galaxy and the bounds of the universe. We will explore, thanks to the latest space probes Read More
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Physics & Astronomy @ Johns Hopkins University

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Physics & Astronomy at St Andrews

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Physics & Astronomy Back Quick Navigation ------------- Home Page ------------- Prospective UG Prospective PG Staff & Students Research News & Activities ------------- Staff contact details Contact Page Colloquia ------------- University Pages WebCT Login IT Services Library School of Physics & Astronomy --> Information Personnel search School contacts SUPA Graduate School End of SUPA Gruaduate school announcment--> PhDs Postgraduate Open Day End of postgrad open day announcement--> Photonics MSc studentships End of MSc positions announcement--> Prize PhD studentships available End of SUPA Prize studentship announcement --> End of Christmas Holly--> Image Showcase Click image for information Latest News more Prof Davis of Cornell appointed SUPA Distinguished Research Professor Three extra- Read More
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Physics & Astronomy Depts. Class Information

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Class Information Astronomy: Astronomy 105.02 (Fall Semester 1996) Astronomy 106.02 (Spring Semester 1997) Astronomy 105.01 (Fall Semester 1997) Astronomy 105/145 (Fall Semester 1998) Astronomy 106/146 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) Physics: Physics 108 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) Physics 131 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) Physics 148 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) Physics 185 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) Physics 385 (CURRENT SEMESTER -- SPRING 1999) This page will be updated during the Fall 1997 semester. --> Read More
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Physics & Astronomy Home Page

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Physics 153 -- Astronomy lab

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PHYS 153 Astronomy Laboratory Welcome to the ISU Physics Department's Astronomy Lab web site. All labs begin the week of September 10th during the 2007 fall semester . You will need to download and bring with you to the first (orientation) lab a copy of the syllabus and a lab schedule for either the fall or spring semester . The course manual is available in chapters below. It is suggested that you download the course manual a chapter at a time but at least 1 week before it is needed in lab. Much of the material on this site is in Adobe PDF format. If you are using a computer in a campus computer lab the Acrobat Reader should already be installed (if not, a consultant will help you). If you are using your home or any off campus computer you can install the Acrobat Reader, free of charge, b Read More
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Physics 176 (28-Aug-1996)

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The William & Mary Astronomy Home Page (Physics 176) ` `To go into solitude, a man needs to retire as much from his chamber as from society. I am not solitary whilst I read and write, though nobody is with me. But if a man would be alone, let him look at the stars...One might think the atmosphere was made transparent with this design, to give man, in the heavenly bodies, the perpetual presence of the sublime.'' - Ralph Waldo Emerson, ``Nature'' (1836) Course syllabus External links First exam from Spring 1999 Second exam from Spring 1999 Final exam from last year Welcome to the William and Mary Physics 176 home page and jump point! Please contact Gene Tracy via e-mail at tracy@physics.wm.edu if you experience any problems or find any broken links. The figure to the right is a 1998 image fr Read More
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Physics and Astronomy - University of Canterbury - New Zealand

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UC Home | Courses | Departments | Library | Teaching | Research | Students | Contacts | Search UC Home > Departments > College of Science > Physics and Astronomy Physics and Astronomy Study Disciplines Courses Course Advice Careers For Prospective Students Undergraduate Students Postgraduate Students Visitors and Community Staff About About Us Contacts People Research Scholarships Field Stations Seminars Conferences Computer Support Search Entire University Physics and Astronomy Student Profiles Mita Gopal More profiles Quick Links Library Portal IT Department Newsletters NZ Institute of Physics Royal Astronomical Society of NZ Science Outreach Science Scholarships application form Synchrotron Group (NZSG) Vacancies Contact +64 3 364 2404 hod-secretary@phys.canterbury.ac.nz Depart Read More
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Physics and Astronomy : University of Sussex

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Home | A-Z Index | People | Reference | Contact us Physics and Astronomy Home | News & events | Admissions | Teaching | Research | People | Contacting us Welcome to Physics and Astronomy at Sussex We provide stimulating teaching and pioneering research in an academic setting that is uniquely interdisciplinary. Our working environment is relaxed and friendly, with a campus set amidst the beautiful South Downs yet only five minutes from the vibrant seaside city of Brighton Welcome from Peter Thomas, Head of Department News (see also our Newsletter ) Sussex student wins the national Best Physics Student award of the year. Thomson Scientific ranks Sussex as top UK university in impact (citations per paper) in physics and space science. Sussex press release. Single photon source has arrived at Read More
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Physics and Astronomy at the University of Kentucky

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??? ?????? ????????? ?????? ??? For Undergraduates General Information Prospective Physics Majors Physics Majors Course Descriptions Physics Tutors Registrar Academic Ombud Society of Physics Students Scholarships Prospective Graduate Students Application Information Financial Aid Graduate Student Handbook Graduate Program Brochure Campus and City Life Research Astronomy Atomic Physics Condensed Matter High Energy and Particle Theory Fundamental Interactions Intermediate Energy Nuclear Physics Low Energy Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Chemistry Nuclear Chemistry String Theory Education and Outreach Events Seminars and Colloquia Course Descriptions Physics Tutors Course Home Pages Outreach Monographs UK Observatory Departmental Information Contact Us Visit Us Faculty Administrative Staff Research Read More
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Physics, Astronomy & Mathematics - the biggest subjects there are - at UCLan

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Pomona College Astronomy

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Welcome to our website! To continue your exploration of the Astronomy Program at Pomona College please choose a link from the list at left or below. The Astronomy Program of Pomona College is offered as part of the Physics and Astronomy Department. Here students explore the sky with modern computer-controlled telescopes, both on campus and in nearby Wrightwood using our 1-meter telescope. In collaboration with Harvey Mudd College , we offer advanced classes and facilities for astrophysics research, including a dedicated n-body "supercomputer". [ MainPage ] [ Program Overview ] [ Classes ] [ Resources ] [ Projects ] [ Gallery ] [ Observatory ] [ Contact Info ] [ Physics & Astronomy HomePage ] Website created by Julie Rivera Last Updated: September 6, 2002 Read More
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PY 124 Solar System Astronomy

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PY124: Solar System Astronomy Instructor: R. A. Egler Fall Semester 2007 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Office : Riddick Labs 420 Room: Cox 206 ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Phone : 515-7842 Days / Time: ? T, Th: 10:15 to 11:30 ???????????????????????????????????????????? e-mail : robert_egler@ncsu.edu Office hours : T, Th: 9:00 to 10:00 (and by appointment) Textbook: ? Textbook: ? Universe- The Solar System, 3 rd ? edition, Freedman & Kaufmann (Freeman Publishing) about $70 LAST UPDATE: ? 8 November 20:41 GMT. ? Corrected readings for 3 rd test, changed class topic coverage. IMPORTANT! ? Some material is not covered in the textbook. ? I have put the necessary material on-line as "virtual handouts". ? Read More
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QUB Astrophysics Research Centre

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Astrophysics Research Centre Formerly the Astrophysics & Planetary Science [APS] Division QUB Home > School of Mathematics & Physics > ARC Quick Links ARC Home Contact details Local news Schools and outreach Seminars Finance and Purchasing Webmail Computer help Backups Email CD/DVD Writers Tape Drives Printers IDL Consumables Server stats Unix help Search ARC pages Enter search terms: This TRACE image shows a filament in the process of lifting off from the surface of the Sun. The dark matter is relatively cool, around 20,000 degrees, while hot kernels and threads around it are at a million degrees or more. Image Source - LMSAL. Staff in the Astrophysics Research Centre (ARC) carry out research in a number of stellar, Galactic and solar system areas. We are an observational astronomy Read More
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SAL - University of Calgary

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Research Space astronomy is one of the most exciting areas of science today. Using telescopes based on spacecrafts flying above the Earth's atmosphere, astronomers can now observe the Universe in spectral domains outside of visible light. Data collected by X-ray, ultraviolet, and infrared telescopes in space have made possible new understandings of the beginning of the universe, the formation of galaxies, the evolution of stars, and the origin of the solar system. The Space Astronomy Laboratory of the University of Calgary has maintained an active and strong research program in space astronomy. Its presence at the university not only allows undergraduate and graduate students to participate in research at the frontiers of science, but also enriches the undergraduate teaching program by bri Read More
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San Diego State University's Academic Programs

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Academic Program Information Bachelor's Degrees Credential Programs Master's Degrees Doctoral Degrees Joint-Doctoral Degrees Extended Studies General Catalog Graduate Bulletin Undergraduate Admissions Graduate Admissions San Diego State University provides a unique spectrum of undergraduate and graduate programs to challenge the intellect and cultivate creativity. With cutting-edge research, innovative facilities, and a global perspective, opportunities for students to learn and grow at SDSU are endless. From fine arts and humanities to the sciences, diversity in interests is embraced and ideas flourish in SDSU's academic community. SDSU offers 81 bachelor's degrees, 74 master's degrees and 14 joint-doctoral degrees. Each undergraduate major has a Major Academic Plan (MAP) that details all Read More
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School of Physics and Astronomy

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Search: News & Events Contact Us A-Z Index Home About the University Schools & Divisions Learning & Teaching Research Community & Collaboration Home Admissions Teaching Research Contact Us Site Map The School About Staff News Jobs For Teachers & Schools Contact Us Admissions General Undergraduate Admissions Postgraduate Admissions Undergraduates Teaching Postgraduates Resources Research Groups News Seminars Conferences Partners Faulkes Telescope Project science made simple QMC Instruments Ltd PMP Network Local Exams Administration Calendar of Meetings University Noticeboard Computing Safety Welcome to the School of Physics and Astronomy --> MSc in Biophotonics now recruiting --> Admissions Teaching Research Facilities News Contact Us Latest News Comet Holmes UPDATED On November 6th 2007 st Read More
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SETI Institute

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Our Mission AbSciCon 2008 Carl Sagan Center Allen Telescope Array --> NAI/SETI Institute Team Science Podcast SETI Institute Gift Shop Join & Donate Contribute directly to the greatest search in history. When you JOIN TeamSETI, you get a free subsciption to Explorer, the science magazine of the SETI Institute. Join Renew Donate Shop & Support us A portion of profits from every purchase goes to support the work of the SETI Institute. Visit our giftshop Shop --> The Mission of the SETI Institute is to explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe. We believe we are conducting the most profound search in human history - to know our beginnings and our place among the stars. Home News About us SETI Research Carl Sagan Center Education & Outreach Publi Read More
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Sheffield Astronomy

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Home People Research Seminars Local Contact Links University Of Sheffield Physics & Astronomy The astronomy group within the Department of Physics & Astronomy are involved in a wide range of teaching and research activities. Research interests, supported by PPARC, range from studies of planets, stars and star clusters within the Milky Way, to extra-galactic starbursts and active galaxies. The group comprises six permanent academic staff, two research fellows, four post-docs and seven PhD research students. News Astronomy Picture Of The Day "A Laser Strike at the Galactic Centre" - July 31st, 2007. Credit & Copyright: Yuri Beletsky (ESO) [5 minute SLR exposure] Last Updated: 31st July 2007, James Furness Read More
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Sonoma State University Observatory

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Sonoma State University Department of Physics and Astronomy The SSUObservatory About the Observatory Where in the world is Sonoma State University? Public Viewing Nights Where in the campus is the Observatory? The Observers Page Information for Observers Who Use the Observatory Research atthe SSU Observatory Some Images fromthe Observatory The ResourceSite for Robotic Telescopes TheEratosthenes Project ObservatoryReports to the Bulletin of the American AstronomicalSociety Department of Physics andAstronomy created by at last updated 2007-02-07 by ggs Read More
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Space Astronomy Laboratory

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Spring 1998 Roster (Astronomy Courses)

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Department of Physics and Astronomy Spring 1998 Roster (Astronomy Courses) Course Number Course Name Section Time Instructor 001 A Survey of the Universe 1 MWF1 Devlin 001 A Survey of the Universe 2 MWF2 Devlin 001 A Survey of the Universe 3 TR9-10:30 Frei 001 A Survey of the Universe 4 TR10:30-12 Frei 001 A Survey of the Universe 5 TR1:30-3 Frederic 001 A Survey of the Universe 6 TR3-4:30 Frederic 007 The Big Bang and Beyond 301 MWF11 Steinhardt 012 Introduction to Astrophysics II 001 TR12-1:30 Miralda-Escude 250 Astronomical Observation 001 R6-9:10 Goldader CGS (Evening School) 001 A Survey of the Universe 601 T6:30-9:10 Hwang The Astronomy 1 Website The Astronomy 7 Website The Astronomy 12 Website The Astronomy 250 Website The Main Undergraduate Programs Page The Main Graduate Programs Read More
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SSU Physics and Astronomy Classes with Web Pages

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Sonoma State University Department of Physics and Astronomy Courses with Web Pages Fall 2007 Courses Astronomy 100 Descriptive Astronomy ( Farriss *) Astronomy 100 Descriptive Astronomy ( Severson *) Astronomy 100 Descriptive Astronomy ( Tenn *) Astronomy 305 Frontiers in Astronomy ( Severson *) Physics 100 Descriptive Physics ( Shi *) Physics 102 Descriptive Physics Laboratory ( Han *) Physics 114 Introduction to Physics I: Mechanics and Thermodynamics ( Tenn *) Physics 116 Introduction to Lab Experience ( Qualls *) Physics 209A General Physics Laboratory ( del Corral *) Physics 209B General Physics Laboratory ( del Corral *) Physics 210A General Physics ( Farriss *) Physics 210B General Physics ( Shi *) Physics 214 Introduction to Physics II: Electromagnetism and Light ( Qualls *) Physic Read More
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Stephen Hawking's Universe: Universes Menu

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Stony Brook Physics and Astronomy

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Bulletin Board Open Faculty Searches: Apply Here Computational Physics Faculty Search //--> Spring 2007 Newsletter Peter Koch: Chairman's Colloquium, Sept.12, 2006 Application for Graduate Study Positions Available Machine Shop Fabrication Services Bus service between BNL and Stony Brook continues Give to Our Department Building Open Hours About this homepage Stony Brook Physics & Astronomy: Upcoming Events Recent Events : Simons Foundation Lecture Series: Pierre Meystre (University of Arizona) Stony Brook, November 12-16, 2007 5th Simons Workshop in Mathematics and Physics Stony Brook, July 30 - August 31, 2007 YITP Anniversary Symposium A celebration of four decades of research and education. Stony Brook, May 2-5, 2007 4th Simons Workshop in Mathematics and Physics Stony Brook, July 24 - Read More
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TCU Physics and Astronomy

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TCU DEPARTMENT of PHYSICS and ASTRONOMY Department Home Page College Home Page TCU Home Page my.tcu.edu TCU Library Undergraduate Program On-Line Ugrad Bulletin Graduate Program On-Line Grad Bulletin Brochure (PDF) Student Information REU Program Fall 2007 Courses Physics Tutoring Center Individual Tutors eCollege Faculty Adjunct Faculty Staff Graduate Students Research Areas Undergraduate Students SPS SERC TCU Institute of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education Seminars TCU Sigma Xi Directions to dept. TCU Box 298840 Fort Worth, TX 76129 Phone: (817) 257-7375 Fax: (817) 257-7742 Email: physics@tcu.edu This page maintained by Kaoru Yoshida Welcome to the TCU Department of Physics and Astronomy! The mission of the Department of Physics and Astronomy is to support the mission of the C Read More
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The Astrophysical Institute at Ohio University

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????????? People Full Members: Markus B?ttcher Doug Clowe Mangala Sharma Joe Shields Tom Statler (ApI Director) Affiliate Members: Carl Brune Doug Green Keith Milam Daniel Phillips M. Prakash Adjunct Faculty: Jay Lockman Instructors: George Eberts Tom O'Grady Graduate Students: Desiree Cotto-Figueroa Manasvita Joshi Paul Peterson Sergey Postnikov Brett Ragozzine David Riethmiller PhD Graduate Alumni: Jakob Bak Laura Birzan Anca Constantin Steven Diehl Justin Finke Swati Gupta Yurii Pidopryhora David Rafferty Bassem Sabra Robert Salow Research Overview: BAAS Annual Report '03-'04 ( ps ) ( pdf ) BAAS Annual Report '02-'03 ( ps ) ( pdf ) Previous Annual Reports Topics: Normal Galaxies Galactic Nuclei Galaxy Clusters Interstellar Medium Near-Earth Asteroids Nuclear Astrophysics News Ohio Unive Read More
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The Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics

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Message from Chair Department Overview Contact & Location --> Department News In the News Newsletters --> Faculty Postdoctoral Researchers Graduate Students Undergraduate Students Staff --> Current Research Faculty Research Statements Research Groups & Projects Publications Scientific Resources --> Astronomy Colloquia Special Seminars Public Appearances UChicago Astronomy Events World Wide Astronomy Events --> Option One Option Two Option Three --> Option One Option Two Option Three --> Option One Option Two Option Three --> Option One Option Two Option Three --> --> Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Array Location and Directions Directory Astronomy Colloquia EFI Weekly Seminars UC Academic Calendar Apache Point Observatory ASC Flash Center Fermilab Astro Group KICP Yerkes Observatory Contact Us | Physic Read More
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The Department of Physics and Astronomy

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· Graduate student Brian Collins wins award at conference · Graduate student Guang Yang wins Radiological Society prize · "Nanotechnology company founded by Otto Zhou and Jian Ping Lu signs agreement with major medical equipment manufacturer · Physics department alum serves as technical expert to North Korea disarmament negotiations · Three physics students receive research and funding from the Office of Undergraduate Research · Department co-sponsors conference on "The Arrow of Time" · Physics department alum becomes Division Director at NASA · Gold mine to serve as potential underground science lab · Five physics majors receive Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships from the Office of Undergraduate Research · Graduate student Daniel Burke wins Student Undergraduate Teaching Read More
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The Ohio State University Department of Astronomy

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The Ohio State University College of Mathematical & Physical Sciences General Information Research Pages Astro Coffee Personnel MDM Observatory Calendar of Events Graduate Program LBT Project Public Outreach Astronomy Courses MODS Project Picture Gallery Astronomy Major & Minor CCAPP Publications Department Magazine Local Resources & Help Desk Positions Available New Postings --> Department of Astronomy, The Ohio State University 140 W. 18th Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210-1173 Phone: 614 292 1773; Fax: 614 292 2928 Updated: 2007 November 9 Web Accessibility Contact Read More
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The University of Texas at Austin - Department of Astronomy

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home department of astronomy mcdonald observatory research hobby-eberly telescope directory university of texas Department of Astronomy Courses Faculty Office Hours Faculty Weekly Seminars Colloquia Péridier Library Public Outreach Graduate Program Prospective Graduate Student Information Current Graduate Students Graduate Awards Undergraduate Program Degree & Course Information Awards, Scholarships & Financial Aid Research & Career Opportunities Resources & Helpful Information Advising Astronomy Students Association --> College of Natural Sciences Astronomy Committees --> Registrar University Course Schedule Department of Astronomy The Department of Astronomy at the University of Texas at Austin is located on the 15th floor of the Robert Lee Moore Building, at the southeast corner of Read More
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UCL Physics & Astronomy

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY FACULTY OF MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES QUICK LINKS Contact Us Enquiry Form Find Us Staff Search Resources Staff Intranet Student Intranet Term Dates UCL Website UCL MAPS Faculty UCL Dept of Space & Climate Physics - MSSL UCL Dept of Medical Physics & Bioengineering University of London Observatory - ULO UCL PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY Welcome to the UCL Department of Physics & Astronomy. We are a large and renowned department with a wide range of research and teaching activities, based in central London. Information for: Prospective students Current students Alumni Schools Media Staff Vacancies News Information about: Department People Admissions Teaching Research Physics Views University College London - Department of Physics & Astronomy - Gower Street - L Read More
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UCLA - Division of Astronomy & Astrophysics

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UGA Physics and Astronomy

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Department of Physics and Astronomy , The University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602-2451 Phone: 706-542-2485 Fax: 706-542-2492 E-mail: physast@hal.physast.uga.edu ? 2000 by the University of Georgia Website designed by Jeff Walker Website maintained by Todd Baker What's happening this week in the department observatory schedule job openings policy handbook committees student evaluations graduate student handbook make a gift graduate student association search this site ask the physicist ask the astronomer class schedule research facilities graduate applications telephone list Read More
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UNI STU 5: Planets for Non-Scientists (87601)

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THE PLANETS FOR NON-SCIENTISTS A Freshman Seminar Presented By Chancellor Laurel L. Wilkening University Studies Winter 1997 Course Code: 87601 Course Description Syllabus Teams Schedule Office Hours Optional and Supplementary Texts World Wide Web Planetary Information Resources This Web Page was designed by Kathryn Kjaer, Physical Sciences Librarian, UCI Science Library. Comments about the page design are welcome . This document may be found at: http://eee.uci.edu/97w/87601/ as part of UC Irvine's Electronic Educational Environment . Comments to the instructor are welcome. Read More
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University Of Arizona Astronomy

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Department of Astronomy and the Steward Observatory Academic Program Welcome to the web site for the Department of Astronomy at the University of Arizona. Our department offers one of the top astronomy academic programs in the world, with undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as a broad selection of general education courses . The department is directly associated with Steward Observatory, one of the world's leading astronomical research centers. All of our faculty members hold joint teaching and research appointments between the Astronomy Department and Steward Observatory. As you browse through our web site you will find information on our undergraduate and graduate programs, our course offerings, our faculty, staff, and graduate students, research facilities and opportuniti Read More
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University of Denver - Physics and Astronomy

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Find It@DU | Calendar | News & Events | Quick Search Prospective Students Current Students Faculty and Staff Research DUCIM Observatories LINKS Highlights from Department of Physics & Astronomy 2007 Physics Night at Elitch Gardens: See more photos . Upcoming Events: Departmental Colloquium Monday, 19 November 2007 4:00 PM, Olin 205 Dr. Daniel Kocevski, NSF Astronomy & Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow , University of California, Berkeley Title: Problems with the gamma-ray burst paradigm: Recent unexpected results from the Swift spacecraft T he Department of Physics and Astronomy at DU is a small and dynamic department that emphasizes hands-on academic preparation in close contact with the faculty. Our programs prepare you for rewarding careers in industry, business, and the academic world. Read More
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University of Rochester Department of Physics & Astronomy

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University of Rochester Department of Physics & Astronomy Our site is best viewed using a browser that supports frames. If your browser does not support frames, go here . Read More
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University of Toronto Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics Home Page

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DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY and ASTROPHYSICS UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Public Tours & Lectures People & Research News Colloquia Library, Literature & Weblinks Undergraduate Graduate Summer Jobs Department Policies and Guides (access restricted) About the Department Search Site Map Addresses/Contact Info The University of Toronto Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics offers both graduate and undergraduate courses, programmes and research in astronomy, astrophysics, stars, galaxies and cosmology. The research, teaching and public outreach facilities of the department include the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) . We are part of the Faculty of Arts and Science and the School of Graduate Studies and have strong ties to CITA/ICAT (The Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics) and the Department Read More
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University of Victoria - Physics and Astronomy

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Skip to Content UVic Home | Faculty of Science | UVicDirectory Search Physics: Department Home Contact Us DEPT HOME About THE DEPARTMENT Contact Us About Us People Colloquia & Seminars Internal Links Job Postings Research Research Areas StUDENTS Graduate Undergraduate Co-op Education Course Offerings PASS OUTREACH News & Events Ask Us External Links Visitor's Guide Welcome to the Department of Physics and Astronomy Research: Our department is well-known for cutting-edge research programs with close ties to world class research facilities. Graduate Programs: We offer programs leading to M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in both Physics and Astronomy while giving students the opportunity to work with internationally renowned faculty. Undergraduate Programs: The undergraduate program leads to B.Sc. deg Read More
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University of Virginia Department of Astronomy

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UVA Home Dept Maps Charlottesville, VA People & Contact Info Calendar Undergraduate Studies Why Study Astronomy? Graduate Studies Why UVa? Research Programs Observatories Instrumentation (VAIL) Theory (VITA) Public Outreach Public Nights McCormick Museum AQuA Local Resources New Job Openings Mouse over a link to see a description Website Search UVa Astro UVa Today’s Events Wednesday November 21, 2007 No events scheduled Upcoming Events Next 7 days , this month ; semester . Radio imaging with the Very Large Array captures newborn super star clusters in the local starburst galaxy NGC 4449. These massive clusters contain tens to hundreds of thousands of stars. The young stars produce hot ionized gas which is detectable at radio wavelengths, shown in blue here. An image from the Hubble S Read More
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University of Wyoming Physics and Astronomy

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This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip Navigation skip menu and banner UW Home About UW Apply A-Z Directory Phone/E-mail Search UW Home Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Observatories Dept. Directory P hysics and A stronomy deal with the very nature of the laws that govern the universe. A training in physics provides a broad background in mathematics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, optics, thermodynamics, and statistical mechanics. Physicists are capable problem solvers who enjoy exciting and challenging careers in space sciences, astronomy, environmental sciences, optics, computer technology, energy policy, science law, and many other in-demand fields. The Physics program at Wyomin Read More
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Uppsala Astronomical Observatory

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Home Contacts People Research Education Institute Resources Popular Library Webmaster &nbsp W elcome to the Uppsala Astronomical Observatory (UAO) homepage. The UAO is a division of the Department of Astronomy and Space Physics at the Uppsala University . Since July 2000 the UAO offices are no longer located in the "Old Observatory" building, but in the ÅngstrÖm Laboratory facility (picture above). New PhD position: R ead more here --> Post-doc fellowship: R ead more here --> Project work (examensarbete) opportunities: R ead more at the undergraduate education page (FÖrslag pÅ examensarbeten .) Links & more Nobel Symposium 2007 Online Room Booking (local access only) Seminars Library (Old version, external access) UAO Guests Uppsala Westerlund Telescope Cassini mission to Saturn Astronomy Read More
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UT Knoxville | Physics & Astronomy

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Skip to Main Content The University of Tennessee Frequently Used Tools: Webmail | Tmail | Online@UT | A-Z Index Search The University of Tennessee: search: Campus People System Physics & Astronomy ? Home Main Navigation: Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Research Highlights Graduate Projects Undergraduate Projects Departmental Information People Directory News and Events Outreach Physics Alumni Labs and Demos what is... condensed matter physics ? Think adjectives. Think descriptions. Think...[ more ] schrodinger's cat? When Erwin Schrodinger struggled to...[ more ] the standard model? The particles that make up matter interact....[ more ] The University of Tennessee Department of Physics and Astronomy is a large, diverse department of approximately 40 full and part-time faculty, 60 re Read More
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Villanova University Astronomy & Astrophysics

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Welcome to Villanova University, and this Web server operated by the Astronomy & Astrophysics department. We have at this site the text and some computer illustrations for the astronomy and physics experiments that form the laboratory accompanying a two-semester science course for non-science students. This site will be of interest to college or high school astronomy and/or physics instructors, as well as anyone who would like to explore astronomy using the computer. This work is supported by: The Pew Charitable Trusts and Villanova University. There are new approaches to teaching astronomy and physics in the laboratory setting, involving the use of computers as tools to simulate events and concepts which can be illuminated in no other reasonable way. With the computer, it is possible to t Read More
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WEB\INSTIT\index

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Russian version Administration Location For Young Astronomers in Russian Joint Scientific Educational Center Annual Report General Astronomy in WEB Phonebook Conferences Scientific Projects --> Quick Search: Web-master Read More
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Welcome to Noether

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VASSAR COLLEGE POUGHKEEPSIE · NEW YORK Department of Physics and Astronomy Welcome to noether.vassar.edu named in honor of the Mathematician Emmy Amalie NÖther (1882-1935) who proved one of the most simple yet important theorems in all of Classical Physics: To every continuous symmetry of a Lagrangian system there is a conserved quantity. More information about "der NÖther": Emmy Amalie Noether - Biography from the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive at St. Andrews University, Scotland. Emmy Noether Biography by Mandie Taylor, Agnes Scott College class of 1998 Emmy Noether in the Wikipedia EmmyNoether.com -- a website devoted to teaching symmetry in the introductory physics curriculum Usage statistics for this server (campus access only) Last updated on 3 April 2003 by Eric Myers <m Read More
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Whitman CollegeDepartment of Astronomy

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Department of Astronomy Whitman College - Walla Walla, Washington Astronomy Department Faculty Ulysses Sofia , Professor of Astronomy, Chair Andrea Dobson , Associate Professor of Astronomy and General Studies Katherine Bracher , Professor of Astronomy , emeritus Technician for Science Instruction: Larry North Course pages: Astro 110 (Sofia) syllabus and sample old exams. Gender and Science (Dobson) syllabus and web site pointers. --> Lab assisting schedules might be posted here. Standard Majors and Minor Whitman has an Astronomy major and standard combined majors in Physics -Astronomy and Astronomy- Geology . There is also an Astronomy Minor. Students interested in graduate work in astronomy are encouraged to major in physics with an astronomy minor, or in Physics-Astronomy since most gra Read More
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Williams Astronomy

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Research & Activities People Hopkins Observatory Courses Majoring Information Pasachoff Text Updates Eclipses NEWS: Education Workshop Series (2/5/07) Local Astrophysicists Pasachoff, Babcock, Souza in Australia and New Zealand (6/8/06) Williams College Scientists Travel to View Solar Eclipse (3/17/06) Kwitter Receives Grant for Space Telescope Study of Planetary Nebulae (3/6/06) Rare Observation of Pluto's Moon Charon (7/17/05) Gallery of Planetary Nebula Spectra, with Images and Zoomable Spectra! Why is the sky dark at night? What are those mysterious twinkling lights that dot the nighttime sky? What is Earth's place in the universe? Astronomy is the science that asks and tries to answer questions like these. We have come a long way toward understanding what makes the sky appear as it do Read More
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WSU Department of Physics and Astronomy

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The website of the Department of Physics and Astronomy has moved. Your browser should be re-directed in 5 seconds, if not please click on this link. If you need to reach our old website, please click on this link. If you have any questions, you can contact us via email . Read More
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York University | Physics and Astronomy

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Physics & Astronomy Undergraduate Graduate People Colloquia Facilities Observatory Careers Current Positions Contact Links Artist's View WELCOME TO PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY AT YORK UNIVERSITY News and Events New program for 2007: Biophysics Message from the Undergraduate Chair and Graduate Program Director Welcome to Physics and Astronomy at York University. Thank you for your interest in our programs. We are committed to teaching and research of the highest quality. Not only do we endeavour to convey to all students a deep understanding of our science, but we aim to foster strong analytical skills and creative approaches to problem-solving which are highly valued in both the private and public sectors. Students can expect to be taught by front-line researchers at all stages of their universi Read More
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