Past Tuesday UVa / NRAO Astronomy (TUNA) Lunch Talks

an informal brown-bag lunchtime seminar for the discussion of current projects or astronomical news
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Fall 1998
Date	Speaker	Topic
Wednesday, September 9th	V. Radhakrishnan Raman Research Institute	Sailing Through the Ages: from Square Sails to Wing Sails
Tuesday, September 15th	Greg Taylor NRAO-Soc	The parsec-scale environment of AGN as probed by Faraday Rotation Measure and HI VLBA observations
Tuesday, September 22nd	John Hibbard NRAO-CV	Tidal Dwarf Galaxies
Tuesday, October 13th	Richard de Grijs University of Virginia	On the axis ratio of the stellar velocity ellipsoid in disk galaxies
Tuesday, October 27th	Katherine Blundell Oxford University	The Evolution of Radio Sources from Complete Samples
Tuesday, November 3rd	Eric Richards UVa/NRAO	The Star Formation History of the Universe: The Promise of the Radio Window
Tuesday, November 10th	Laura Woodney University of Maryland	HCN/CN Morphology in Comet Hale-Bopp
Tuesday, November 17th	Paul Ricker University of Virginia	The Origin of the X-ray Cluster Luminosity-Temperature Relationship
Tuesday, November 24th	Massimo Stiavelli STScI	An update on the Next Generation Space Telescope and its science
Tuesday, December 1st	Juan Uson NRAO-CV	Diffuse Light in Clusters of Galaxies
Tuesday, December 8th	Mike Siegel/ Chris Palma University of Virginia	New Photometry and Old Astrometry for the Leo II dSph/ Results from an Orbital Pole Analysis of the Milky Way Satellite System
Tuesday, December 15th	Ray Ohl UVa/John Hopkins	Optical Testing of the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) Primary Mirrors and Predicted On-Orbit Performance
Tuesday, December 29th	Liz Blanton Columbia University	FIRST Bent-Double Radio Sources as Tracers of Galaxy Clusters
These talks were organized by John Hibbard, Richard de Grijs, Lynn Matthews, Michele Thornley & Jack Gallimore.