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Meeting of Astrophysics Students at Stanford (MASS)

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MONDAYS, 5:00 PM, PHYSICS & ASTROPHYSICS BUILDING, ROOM 232
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MASS is a forum for graduate students in astronomy and astrophysics to discuss important ideas which nevertheless tend to be absent from classes, colloquia, and tea talks. It is intended to provide a crash course in the theoretical, observational, and experimental aspects of many areas of astrophysics and an informal setting in which to discuss our own work. Undergrads and non-astro types are welcome to join. Postdocs and faculty are also welcome; however, the content of the meetings will be aimed at students who are learning the methods of astronomy and astrophysics for the first time.

Speakers are more or less free to choose the topics of their presentations. To suggest a talk on a particular subject or to volunteer to give a talk, contact the organizer.

Upcoming meetings:

Start Date Location Title Description
31 March 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Eric Morganson (extra dimensions)
07 April 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Adam Van Etten TeV astronomy
14 April 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Stephen Healey GLAST
21 April 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Doug Applegate Inflation: an Observer's Primer
28 April 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Mark Allen The Sakharov Conditions and the Anti-matter Problem
05 May 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: James Gainer (big bang nucleosynthesis)
12 May 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Kyle Watters (21cm astronomy)
19 May 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Adam Mantz (neutrino cosmology)
02 June 08 05:00 PM PAB 232 MASS: Organizational Meeting

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