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Panel Reports--New Worlds, New Horizons in Astronomy and Astrophysics by Science Frontiers Panels, Program Prioritization Panels, et all 2010-12-31
Current Status of Neutron-Scattering Research and Facilities in the United States by Panel on Neutron Scattering, Solid State Sciences Committee, et all 1984-01-01
U.S. Astronomy and Astrophysics: Managing an Integrated Program by Committee on the Organization and Management of Research in Astronomy and Astrophysics, National Research Council, 2001-11-20
A New Science Strategy for Space Astronomy and Astrophysics (Compass Series) by Committee on Astronomy and Astrophysics, Space Studies Board, et all 1997-07-11
Materials and Society: From Research to Manufacturing --: Report of a Workshop by Committee on Materials and Society: From Research to Manufacturing, Solid State Sciences Committee of the Board on Physics and Astronomy, et all 2003-06-18
Challenges to Astronomy & Astrophysics: Working Documents of the Astronomy Survey Committee by Astronomy Sur National Research Council, National Research Council, 1983-12
Discoveries and Research Prospects from 6- to 10-meter-class Telescopes II (Proceedings of Spie) (v. 2)
Progress in Nuetron Star Research
Dark Matter: New Research
Planetary Sciences: American and Soviet Research/Proceedings from the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Workshop on Planetary Sciences by National Academy of Sciences, 1991-01-01
Science Technology Synergy for Research in the Marine Environment: Challenges for the XXI Century (Developments in Marine Technology)
New Developments in Quantum Cosmology Research (Horizons in World Physics) (v. 247)
Origin and Evolution of Earth: Research Questions for a Changing Planet by Committee on Grand Research Questions in the Solid-Earth Sciences, National Research Council, 2008-08-04
The Star Almanac for Land Surveyors 1999 by Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council, 1998-05

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Modern Research By Eduard Westra
research done about low mass black holes. On the level of 2nd year astronomy students.
http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/~westra/aoz/

Extractions: This question is very important to answer the main question, because the current theories say that IF black holes are created there are three different sizes: If there should be low mass black holes you should think that they have a progenitor of the massrange of a star. Of which kind of an object do you think of when you have an object in the massrange of a star? On the ground of the mass of a black hole you can assume that stars can evolve into low mass black holes.
Oxide Physics Research
The programme is a collaboration of experimental and theoretical physicists working on the behaviour of correlated electrons in oxide materials. Based in the School of Physics and astronomy at Birmingham University, United Kingdom. Materials of interest include the high temperature cuprate superconductors, nonFermi liquid physics near quantum critical points, unconventional superconductivity in the ruthanates and heavy fermion behaviour in lithium vanadate.
http://www.oxides.bham.ac.uk/

Extractions: Welcome to the web pages of the Oxide Research Programme. The research programme is a collaborative effort between experimental and theoretical physicists, together with material scientists, with the common goal of understanding of the behaviour of correlated electrons in oxide materials. The work is distributed across the collaborating institutions: at the University of St Andrews (School of Physics and Astronomy), at the University of Birmingham (in the School of Physics and Astronomy and also the School of Chemistry) and in the Low Temperature Physics group at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge. We also work with a number of international collaborations. The experimental work is headed by Professor Andy Mackenzie (St Andrews) and the theoretical work by Professor Andy Schofield (Birmingham). What are correlated electrons?
Jodrell Bank Observatory Pulsar Group
As one of the research groups of the Jodrell Bank Observatory, we form part of the Department of Physics and astronomy of the University of Manchester, in the United Kingdom. We have many collaborations with other research groups across the world and, in particular, with the ATNF with whom we are the main partners in the Parkes Multibeam Pulsar Survey
http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/~pulsar/index.html

Extractions: Jump to navigation Jump to content Query for quick search You are here: Home Research Pulsars Pulsars News About Pulsars Pulsar Sounds! Our Group ... Technical Projects As one of the research groups of the Jodrell Bank Observatory , we form part of the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Manchester , in the United Kingdom. We have many collaborations with other research groups across the world including the ATNF with whom we are the main partners in the Parkes Multibeam Pulsar Survey The Lovell Telescope - Learn more about the upgrade of this giant instrument. The Crab Nebula - Obtain the latest spin parameters of this exciting pulsar. The Parkes Multibeam Receiver - Learn more about the most successful pulsar survey in history. The Freely Precessing Pulsar - Learn more about this unique object which is challenging theories. 47 Tucanae - Learn more about the 22 millisecond pulsars known in this beautiful globular cluster. The Radio Sky - Learn more about how radio pulsars can solve problems in high energy astronomy. The Bulls-Eye Pulsar - Learn more about this fascinating new discovery.
Physics & Astronomy
Recalled and research Professor(s) G. Igo Emeriti Steve Moszkowski, David Saxon Accelerator Physics Beam Dynamics; Astroparticle Physics; astronomy
http://home.physics.ucla.edu/research/index.php
Supernovae Research Home Page
Includes research contacts, preprints, reviews and published papers by the astronomy group of the University of Texas.
http://hej3.as.utexas.edu/~www/SN/

Extractions: Supernovae are the violent explosions of stars that are responsible for producing all of the "heavy" material (anything other than hydrogen and helium) in the Universe. For a brief time, their brightness approaches that of an entire galaxy. White dwarf stars can become supernovae if they accrete matter from a binary partner and approach the Chandrasekhar limit; this type of supernova leaves no remnant at all. Massive stars end their lives by having their cores collapse to form neutron stars or black holes, while blowing off their outer layers. Anglo-Australian Observatory , shows the same portion of the sky before and after the supernova exploded. A larger version of this image is available from the AAO or by clicking on the image above. The background image is courtesy of The Supernova Nexus at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. The Supernovae Research Group of the University of Texas Astronomy Program is conducting research, both theoretical and observational, in order to better understand these events.
University Of Leicester: Courses In Archaeoastronomy
Professor of Archaeoastronomy at Leicester University whose research focuses on astronomy in prehistoric Britain and Ireland. Links to his image collection, downloadable programs and personal bibliography.
http://www.le.ac.uk/ar/rug/

Extractions: e-mail: rug@le.ac.uk My out-of-the-ordinary career development at the University of Leicester began in 1982, when I arrived on a SERC (Science and Engineering Research Council, as it then was) Research Fellowship in science-based archaeology, to work in the statistics section of the Mathematics Department. By then I had already switched disciplines from astrophysics to archaeology to become University of Wales Research Fellow in the Department of Archaeology at Cardiff. A major field project undertaken in western Scotland at this time culminated in the publication of my first single-authored book, Megalithic Astronomy: a New Archaeological and Statistical Study of 300 Western Scottish Sites , in 1984.
School Of Science And Technology
mainly administrative information. Each department has a number of thriving research groups and there are also many groups that cross departmental and School boundaries. For example, the Space Science Centre involves both Engineering and Physics astronomy; the Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience and Robotics involves researchers in the Schools of Life Sciences and Science and Technology. The School has many working links with outside agencies, notably American Express and Rolls Royce to name but two.
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/scitech/

Extractions: Home A-Z Index People Reference Contact us Home Admissions Departments Services ... Contacting us "The School of Science and Technology was created in August 2003 as part of a University-wide restructuring. It provides a lively and stimulating academic community and brings together a broad and exciting range of academic interests many of which cut across traditional academic disciplines. They stretch, for example, from the study of children using innovative computing interfaces to nanotechnology, and from coding theory to engineering and product design.
Michigan State University Libraries
research collections include Africana, fine arts, government documents and international studies, labor and industrial relations, agricultural economics, business, chemistry, engineering, geology, biological studies, mathematics, physics and astronomy, planning and design, and veterinary medicine. research affiliations Association of American Universities, Association of research Libraries, Center for research Libraries.
http://www.lib.msu.edu/

Extractions: Michigan State University Home Search site: Catalog E-Resources Help Hours ... Giving Main Library Hours: Click Here Branch Information View Events Calendar Library Catalog Search the catalog for books, journals, movies and more E-Journal Titles Search for electronic journals by title Find Articles in Journals and Magazines? Access Library Resources from Off Campus? Get Research Help? Cite Resources? Find and Borrow Books? Borrow Materials Not Owned by the MSU Libraries? Find Fast Facts? Find a Self Guided Tour of the Library? Phone: 517.353.8700 100 Library, East Lansing, MI 48824 USA
Research - Physics And Astronomy - University Of Canterbury
Information on current research, knowledge and expertise in the department.
http://www.phys.canterbury.ac.nz/research/index.shtml

Extractions: Research The research activities in our Department are many and varied. Research in the Department is focused on the areas of Astronomy and Astrophysics Atmospheric Physics Condensed Matter Physics Nanotechnology ... Ring Lasers , and Theoretical Physics The Department manages New Zealand's largest telescopes at Mount John University Observatory , near Lake Tekapo, the Birdlings Flat radar facility, and the ring laser facility in the Cashmere Cavern . We also have atmospheric research activities at Scott Base, Antarctica, and medical physics activities at Christchurch and St Georges Hospitals. The University has recently joined the consortium building the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) The Nanostructure Engineering Science and Technology Group (NEST) and MacDiarmid Institute joint research effort with the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Industrial Research Limited.
UCL P&A Homepage
Information grouped under admissions, people, teaching and research.
http://www.phys.ucl.ac.uk/
Department Of Physics And Astronomy - Research
research. Astroparticle theory and cosmology astronomy and astrophysics Condensed matter theory Molecular and macromolecular materials
http://www.shef.ac.uk/physics/research.html
Springbrook Research Observatory.
Photo library, news, message board, projects, online robotic, and chat.
http://maguires.com/astronomy/
Physics At Minnesota: Home Page
Highlights current news as well as a weekly calendar, and provides general information concerning class schedules, curriculum details, program summaries, and research descriptions.
http://www.physics.umn.edu/

Extractions: Home Professor James Kakalios will be a guest for the last half-hour of the National Public Radio program "Science Friday" this week, September 16th at 2:30 p.m. [full story] School of Physics and Astronomy Professor Arkady Vainshtein will receive the 2005 Pomeranchuk Prize in theoretical physics. [full story] The Physics Force will perform at the Forty-first Nobel Conference at Gustavus College at noon on September 27th, 2005. [full story] Class Web Pages Directory printer friendly version ... Help Welcome to the School of Physics and Astronomy. The teaching, research and outreach activities of Physics are the focus of this web site. Please refer to the Astronomy and History of Science and Technology web sites for information on their programs. We invite you to explore our activities on the following pages. [More about us] Information
Radio Astronomy Group, University Of Tasmania
Contains student research projects, astronomical data, radio observatories, and history.
http://www-ra.phys.utas.edu.au/
Edward M. Sion
Specializes in white dwarf studies. Includes curriculum vitae and research articles. Professor of astronomy and Astrophysics at Villanova University.
http://www.astronomy.villanova.edu/faculty/sion/sion.htm

Extractions: EDWARD M. SION Astronomy, University of Kansas, 1968 Master Degree of Arts Astronomy, University of Kansas, 1969 Doctoral Degree Astronomy, University of Pennsylvania, 1975 Research Interests Formation, Structure and Evolution of White Dwarf Stars Physics and Evolution of Catacylsmic Variable Stars Theoretical Studies of Accretion Physics White Dwarfs in Cataclysmic Variables Additional Research Projects Associate Editor of The Astrophysical Journal Contact information E-mail: edward.sion@villanova.edu Phone: (610) 519-7702 Fax: (610) 519-6132
The Astrophysics Spectator: Home Page
Articles published on this site cover current research in astronomy and astrophysics, describe our current understanding of astronomical phenomena, and comment on issues related to astronomical research.
http://www.AstrophysicsSpectator.com/

Extractions: Home Commentary Surveys Research Background ... Site Info The Astrophysics Spectator is a web site about modern astrophysics. Here you will find articles on how astrophysical objects work and on current research efforts to more completely understand the universe. This web site is written for the reader who has some understanding of basic physics, but who is not familiar with the varied phenomena found in our universe. The basic layout of the site is as survey paths, which can be found under the Surveys link at the top of this and most other pages on this site. Each survey begins with a basic overview of the subject. Part of this overview include simulators of astrophysical phenomena that allow the reader to experiment with the phenomena. The later pages in a survey present the subject in greater and more mathematical depth. A path ends with research pages that describe current research projects and results in astrophysics. The links at the top of each page are Home , which is the current home page of this site, Commentary , which is an index of short essays on topics loosely related to astrophysics, Surveys , which is the index of survey paths, Research , which is the index of research pages and the page leading to recent news items, Background , which is the index page for all background information on astrophysics, including survey pages, simulator pages, tables, bibliographic references, and lists of web resources, Previously , which is an index of previous home pages, and
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Carrying out frontline astronomical research, thereby also helping ensure that the major driver of projects is the needs of the research community. History
http://www.roe.ac.uk/atc/
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Publishes original research papers in all areas of astronomy covering all wavelengths and distance scales as well as papers on the latest innovations in astronomical instrumentation, data analysis, and software.
http://pasp.phys.uvic.ca/
University Of Leicester Earth Observation Science Group
Department presents research about Earth as a planet and includes links to many astronomy resources.
http://www.leos.le.ac.uk/home/
MYTHICAL IRELAND Stone Age Astronomy
New information and research about the astronomy of the Irish Stone Age, plus sections on the movements of the heavenly bodies and links to other sites.
http://www.mythicalireland.com/astronomy/index.html

Extractions: Information Area What's New at MI? Archaeology News Astronomy News Free Fonts ... Site Map Our newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter for news and regular updates from Mythical Ireland Site Sponsors Celtic wedding rings Shop Ireland - See Amazon's prices in Euro before you buy. Get your own family crest - on prints, rings, glassware, watches and screensavers. Web hosting and Design: Limited Edition Prints Stats: Ancient astronomy explained STAR SYMBOLS - Is the meaning of Stone Age symbols astronomical? Here we take a detailed look at some of the interpretations. THE LUNAR NODES - Understand how the Moon's path is inclined to the Ecliptic and a few lessons which can be learned from watching its movements.

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