Space and Cosmic Ray Physics Seminars for Fall 2009

Room CSS 2400 at 4:30 pm, Tea and Cookies 4:15-4:30 pm


Space and Cosmic Ray Physics Seminars for Fall 2009
CSS Room 2400 at 4:30 pm, Tea and Cookies 4:15-4:30 pm

DATE SPEAKER INSTITUTION TOPIC (click link for abstract)
7 September Labor Day No Seminar No Seminar
14 September James F. Drake University of Maryland A New Mechanism for the Generation of Anomalous Cosmic Rays
21 September Ray Fermo University of Maryland A Statistical Model of Magnetic Islands in a Large Current Layer
28 September Nahee Park University of Chicago TeV electron measurements with the CREST experiment
5 October Daniel B. Berdichevsky Goddard Space Flight Center The Global Interplanetary Shock Scenario
12 October Columbus Day No Seminar No Seminar
19 October Neil Sheeley NRL "What's So Peculiar about the Current Sunspot Minimum?"
26 October Vladimir Ptuskin Russian Academy of Science (IZMIRAN) Cosmic Ray Acceleration in Supernova Remnants and Transport in Galactic Magnetic Fields
2 November Dean Pesnell Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) What Is Solar Minimum and Why Should We Care?
9 November NO SEMINAR SCHEDULED    
16 November Ken Schatten A.I. Solutions The Sun's Dynamo: Standard Model, Prediction Methods, + New Ideas
23 November Phillip C. Chamberlin NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Connecting the Sun to the Earth Through Solar Irradiance
30 November TBA TBA  
7 December Ken McCracken IPST, University of Maryland Cosmic Ray Modulation Over the Past 10,000 Years


Sponsored by: Department of Physics and the Institute for Physical Science and Technology, University of Maryland

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