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

Tuesday UVa/NRAO Astronomy Lunch
Tuesdays 12:15 - 1:00 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 1999
Date	Speaker	Topic
Tuesday, 14 Sep	Chris Powers NRAO	N Body Simulations of the Antennae
Tuesday, 21 Sep	Valery Shematovich Russian Academy of Sciences	Chemistry of Simple Molecules of the CNO Families
Tuesday, 28 Sep	Michele Thornley NRAO	Report on the Millenium Morphology Conference (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Tuesday, 5 Oct	Yu Gao IPAC	Molecular Gas in the "Interaction Zone:" The Disk-Disk Overlap Region
Tuesday, 12 Oct	Jeff Mangum NRAO Tucson	Outflow Evolution in Low-Mass Young Stellar Objects
Wednesday, 13 Oct NOTE SPECIAL DAY	Eric Richards Arizona State University	Discrete Backgrounds in Radio, Sub-mm, and X-ray: the Inverse-Compton Connection
Tuesday, 19 Oct	J. Chris Howk Johns Hopkins University	Cold Clouds & Hot Stars in the Thick Disks of Spiral Galaxies
Friday, 22 Oct NOTE SPECIAL DAY	Salman Hameed New Mexico State University	Massive Star Formation in Early-type (Sa-Sab) Spiral Galaxies
Tuesday, 26 Oct	Jansky Symposium	You can't tuna Jansky, but you can tune a Hertz.
Tuesday, 16 Nov	Kartik Sheth University of Maryland	Stars, Bars, and Molecular Gas
Tuesday, 23 Nov	Crystal Brogan University of Kentucky	OH Zeeman Magnetic Field Detections Toward Galactic SNRs
Tuesday, 30 Nov	Neil Nagar University of Maryland	Central Engines and Accretion Mechanisms in Low-Luminosity AGN
Monday, 6 Dec NOTE SPECIAL DAY	Gavril Grueff CNR, Bologna	SRT: the Sardinia Radio Telescope
Tuesday, 7 Dec	Franz Bauer University of Virginia	The Active Nuclei Content of the RASS BSC/NVSS Sample
Tuesday, 14 Dec	Ronak Shah University of Virginia	Star formation and Chemistry in NGC1333 IRAS4
Tuesday, 18 Jan	David McDavid Limber Observatory	A Connection between V/R and Polarization in Be Stars
Tuesday, 4 Apr	Vassilis Charmandaris Cornell University	Hot Dust in Interacting Galaxies: from ISO to SIRTF
organized by Michele Thornley, Lynn Matthews, Jack Gallimore, & Richard de Grijs

1999 May 15	nobody@nrao.edu