Tuesday UVa / NRAO Astronomy (TUNA) Lunch Talks If you or one of your visitors would like to speak at TUNA, please email tuna@astsun.astro.virginia.edu

Tuesday UVa/NRAO Astronomy Lunch
Tuesdays at 12:05 pm (unless otherwise noted) NRAO Edgemont Road, room 314 an informal brown-bag lunchtime seminar for the discussion of current projects or astronomical news
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, September 29th	No Speaker - Cancelled.
Tuesday, October 6th	No Speaker - Cancelled.
Tuesday, October 13th	Richard de Grijs University of Virginia	On the axis ratio of the stellar velocity ellipsoid in disk galaxies
Tuesday, October 20th	Jansky Symposium in NRAO-CV Auditorium All Day
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 22nd	Christmas Holiday
Tuesday, December 29th	Liz Blanton Columbia University	FIRST Bent-Double Radio Sources as Tracers of Galaxy Clusters
organized by John Hibbard, Richard de Grijs Lynn Matthews, Michele Thornley & Jack Gallimore.

1998 August 28	jhibbard@nrao.edu