Chandra Electronic Bulletin No. 50 |
******************************************************************************** | | | CCC XX XX OOO | Chandra | CC XX XX OO OO | CXC Electronic | CC XXX OO OO | Number 50 Bulletin | CC XX XX OO OO | July | CCC XX XX OOO | 2006 | | ******************************************************************************** Welcome to the Chandra X-ray Center's Electronic News Bulletin Number 50. CXC Web site: cxc.harvard.edu If you would like to unsubscribe from this alias, simply reply to this message to let us know. Please use this website to update your address or email: http://cxc.harvard.edu/cdo/udb/userdat.html Contents: 1. Cycle 8 Recommended Target List 2. 2006 MEETING OF THE AAS HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION 3. New Chandra Video Podcasts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item 1. Cycle 8 Recommended Target List ======================================== Due to the additional complexities of time allocation with the current strong limitations on time constrained observations, the Cycle 8 recommended target list will be released (on our website and in a bulletin) by the end of next week, 14 July 2006, rather than 7 July, as originally anticipated. Belinda Wilkes Assistant Director Chandra X-ray Center (CXC) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item 2. 2006 MEETING OF THE AAS HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION ================================================================= Oct 4-7 (Wed.-Sat), 2006 Stanford Court Hotel San Francisco, California ************************************** ABSTRACTS DUE to the AAS by JULY 21, 2006 ************************************** CONFERENCE WEBSITE Abstract submission, registration, scientific program and travel details: http://www.confcon.com --------------------------------- INTRODUCTION The AAS High Energy Astrophysics Division (HEAD) will hold its ninth Divisional meeting in October of 2006 in San Francisco to bring together the wide spectrum of topics embraced by our field. Scientific areas to be covered at this meeting include far-ultraviolet, X-ray and gamma-ray astronomy, cosmic rays, high-energy processes in cosmic objects, and gravitational wave astronomy. The meeting sessions will be science-based, rather than mission based. Oral sessions will include plenary reviews plus contributed talks. Ample time will be allowed for viewing papers in the poster sessions. Evening discussion sessions may be organized on topics of current interest. Anyone with a topic in mind for a special session, please contact Stephen Murray (ssm@head.cfa.harvard.edu). -------------------- ABSTRACT INSTRUCTIONS All submitted abstracts will be published in the Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society (BAAS), which will be available at the meeting. In order to meet this tight publication deadline, all abstracts will be submitted to and processed by the AAS by the due date of July 21, 2006. Abstracts submitted after this date will only be accepted at the discretion of the Scientific Organizing Committee and will be published in the BAAS in a later issue. You must submit your abstract via the WWW. WWW submission, forms and instructions can be found online at: http://members.aas.org/abstracts/ Due to space limitations, each participant is allowed a single abstract -------------------- VISAS If you need a visa to enter the USA, we recommend that you apply 3 months before the meeting date. Information on who needs a visa and of what type can be found at: http://www7.nationalacademies.org/visas/ ************************************************* The Stanford Court Hotel Depicting early San Francisco history and the gold rush, this classic old world luxury hotel sits atop Nob Hill, where the Big Four railroad millionaire, Leland Stanford's mansion once was, lost in the earthquake and fire 100 years ago. A Tiffany-style stained glass dome and a dramatic 360deg. mural of early San Francisco grace the lobby. The luxurious guest rooms project an understated elegance through the mix of an English country manor style with antique furnishings accented with sumptuous bed linens. We have negotiated a block of rooms at a very reasonable price for San Francisco, so be sure to book early. ************************************************* Hornblower Yacht Dinner Cruise Join us for an Evening Banquet Cruise on the San Francisco Bay! On Friday, October 6th we will cruise the San Francisco Bay on the Monte Carlo, one of the beautiful Hornblower yachts. We'll spend three hours on the water taking in stunning city views and enjoying the evening sunset. Under the full moon, we'll cruise by Alcatraz Island and under the Golden Gate Bridge. An elegant, multi-course dinner will be served onboard. The Monte Carlo's large picture windows and its expansive top deck will make great locations for viewing the evening's exciting finaleÂfireworks on the Bay. It promises to be a memorable evening. You can purchase your tickets on the registration page, the cost per person is $69.00. *********************************************** Scientific Organizing Committee: (HEAD Executive Committee) Steve Murray (chair) Mitch Begelman (vice-chair) Christine Jones (secretary) Bryan Gaensler Rita Sambruna Tod Strohmayer Chris Reynolds Julie McEnery Roger Romani Roger Blandford (past chair) Ilana Harris (press officer) (Local Organizing Committee Chair) Steve Boggs, University of California ************************************************ For further information please visit the Conference Connection website at: http://www.confcon.com or contact: Eureka Scientific Inc. 2452 Delmer St. Suite 100 Oakland California 94602-3017 Phone (510) 530-1688 Fax (510) 530-2416 email headmeeting06@earthlink.net ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Item 3. New Chandra Video Podcasts =================================== Now you can take Chandra anywhere. Just download Chandra Podcasts http://chandra.harvard.edu/resources/podcasts/ to your portable MP3 player (or computer) and go. Podcasts let you subscribe and automatically download audio and video content when it becomes available. The first two Chandra podcasts have made the top 100 Science Podcasts at the Apple iTunes Music store - help us make them #1! Now playing: Chandra, Not Your Backyard Telescope (06-09-2006) Kimberly Kowal Arcand, for the Chandra EPO Group ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This Electronic Bulletin is used for the dissemination of important announcements and information about the Chandra X-Ray Observatory to members of the community. If you wish to unsubscribe from the list, simply reply to this email to let us know. |
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