Galaxy Lunch

The Galaxy Lunch Series is a series of informal talks on topics related to Galactic & extragalactic astronomy and large-scale structure. The "suggested theme" for local speakers for the Spring 2012 semester is "Outflows & Feedback".  Speakers are free to present their own research or present published articles which they find of particular interest.

The audience consists of faculty members, research staff, as well as graduate and undergraduate students, so talks should be at a level accessible to most. Galaxy Lunch is open to talks from all members of the Cornell astronomy department, as well as to visiting scientists and speakers from different disciplines/departments. 

The Galaxy Lunch Series is held every Friday during the academic year, at 12:20pm, in Space Sciences room 622.

 

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Shedding new light on cosmic reionization  

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Mar. 16

Greg Sloan

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Mar. 23

spring break!

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Mar. 30

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Apr. 6

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Apr. 13

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Apr. 20

David Whelan

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

Apr. 27

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

May. 4

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

May. 11

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

May. 18

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622

May. 25

TBD

12:20pm
Space Sciences 622