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2015 AAS in Seattle – Day 2: A Sampler of Sessions

Posted on February 21, 2016 by davidvblack

On the first full day of the American Astronomical Society Conference in Seattle, my students and I attended a variety of plenary sessions, poster sessions, parallel sessions, and a follow up meeting of all the NITARP groups. I also had … Continue reading →

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At the AAS Conference, Day 2: Astrophysics

Posted on January 17, 2014 by davidvblack

I had fallen asleep while flipping through the channels on my hotel TV the night before, then when I finally woke up enough to take my contacts out and really go to bed, I couldn’t get back to sleep. I … Continue reading →

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2015 AAS in Seattle – Day 2: A Sampler of Sessions

At the AAS Conference, Day 2: Astrophysics

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