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Astrophysics Freshman Seminars 2019-20

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ASTEROIDS AND COMETS Charles R. Alcock (Department of Astronomy) Freshman Seminar 23R 4 credits (fall term) Enrollment: Limited to 12 Note: The seminar will make use of the Clay Telescope on the roof of the Science Center. There may also be a trip to the...

Undergrad Seminar

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Gamma-Ray Bursts: The Biggest Explosions Since the Big Bang Prof. Edo Berger

Undergrad Seminar

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Seamless Astronomy: A Research Environment for the 21st Century Prof. Alyssa Goodman

Undergraduate Networking event with John Kovac

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The Department of Astronomy holds a series of introductory seminars given by faculty members. This is a great chance to interact with faculty, learn about the diverse fields of modern astronomy, and eat pizza.

Undergraduate Networking event with Charlie Conroy

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The Department of Astronomy holds a series of introductory seminars given by faculty members. This is a great chance to interact with faculty, learn about the diverse fields of modern astronomy, and eat pizza.

Asteroids And Comets

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Comets have been seen regularly since before the beginning of recorded history. They have often been regarded as disturbing portents. Asteroids, on the other hand, were not discovered until the 19th century, with the advent of astronomy with telescopes...

Quantifying our Astrochemical Origins, Karin Oberg

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Karin Oberg (Univ. of Virginia) will be visiting the CfA on Monday and Tuesday, February 11-12. She will give the following seminar in Phillips Auditorium on Monday at 10AM. Title: Quantifying our Astrochemical Origins Abstract: Chemical Imaging and...

Public Presentations

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Harvard Astronomy students can present their thesis research to a live audience of non-scientists, going above and beyond the required CfA Public Talk that precedes the student's thesis defense. To meet the dissertation outreach requirement, this talk...