Our LUNAR seminar series will be broadcast online through Adobe Connect; web address and phone number to follow on the webinar page of the main LUNAR site. They're currently planned to be at 2pm Mountain Time (4pm ET; 1pm PT) on Tuesdays, once a month starting Tue. 21st Sept. 2010.
| Year | Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 21st Sep. | Andrei Mesinger, Princeton | Illuminating the Early Universe with the 21-cm line (abstract; recording) |
| 12th Oct. | Nat Gopalswamy, NASA/GSFC | Low-frequency solar radio bursts (abstract; recording) | |
| 9th Nov. | Tom Murphy, UCSD | Advancing tests of relativity via lunar laser ranging (abstract; recording) | |
| 7th Dec. | Doug Duncan, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder | The LUNAR Education & Public Outreach Program (abstract; recording) | |
| 2011 | 18th Jan. | Richard Miller, Univ. of Alabama in Huntsville | The Lunar Occultation Observer (LOCO) Mission Concept: Surveying the Nuclear Cosmos (abstract; recording) |
| 8th Feb. | Justin Kasper, Harvard/CfA | Recent results in solar bursts and heliospheric dust with lunar radio analogs (abstract; recording) | |
| Noon, Fri. 18th Feb. | Jack Burns, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder | Friday Astrophysics Seminar: Into the Dark Ages (abstract; recording) | |
| 8th Mar. | Wendy Peters, Naval Research Laboratory | Radio Recombination Lines at Decameter Wavelengths: Prospects for the Future (abstract; recording) | |
| 5th Apr. | Peter C. Chen, NASA/GSFC | Superconductors and Moon Dust — Key Ingredients for Lunar Science, Infrastructure, and Space Exploration (abstract; recording) | |
| 17th May | Heino Falcke, Radboud University Nijmegen | LOFAR — The Low-Frequency Array and the Moon (abstract) |
For other years' webinars: