41. NOAO: Research Based Science Education: About RBSE Research astronomers teach participants the scientific content needed to narrow topics of astronomy represented in the RBSE astronomy research projects. http://www.noao.edu/outreach/rbse/about.html

NOAO Outreach Education RBSE Program Overview: NOAO facilities in Tucson, Arizona and on nearby Kitt Peak are used in support of The Use of Astronomy in Research Based Science Education (RBSE) , a Teacher Enhancement Program that was funded through the National Science Foundation's Directorate for Education and Human Resources. The RBSE program has grown into the new Teacher Leaders in Research Based Science Education (TLRBSE) program. The TL/RBSE programs offer the research experience to middle and high school teachers. Within the engaging context of astronomy, TL/RBSE participants experience how science is practiced and develop strategies for undertaking real astronomy research with their students. The research experience then extends to the classroom so that the students can participate in the RBSE research projects currently ongoing at Kitt Peak. Astronomer Don McCarthy instructs RBSE '99 participants on solar astronomy. During the Summer workshop: Astronomy Content Instruction: Research astronomers teach participants the scientific content needed to understand in depth the narrow topics of astronomy represented in the RBSE astronomy research projects. RBSE '99 participants learning image processing on Kitt Peak.

42. Astronomy At NCSA astronomy research at NCSA There are an awsome number of exciting research projects currently happening in the Astronomy community and the researchers http://astronomy.ncsa.uiuc.edu/index.php

Astronomy Research at NCSA home Projects ADIL AstroForge.net Cosmological Simulation Cross ID Federation ... DPOSS Partnerships DES LSST SDSS NVO ... ASCI Flash Center Site Home Thank you for visiting NCSA's Astronomy homepage. There are an awsome number of exciting research projects currently happening in the Astronomy community and the researchers at NCSA and the University of Illinois are key participants. This website contains information on the Astronomy efforts at NCSA. Catalogs DPOSS SDSS-2DF Collaborations GLQSO Services Cross ID Federation Site News July 13, 2004 A interactive, online searchable website is now available for Dr. Adam Rengstorf's paper entitled "QUEST1 Variability Survey II: Variability Determination Criteria and 200k Catalog". June 24, 2004

43. Franklin Marshall - Kate Barnes Stellar Work On Astronomy Kate Barnes Stellar Work on astronomy research Project I m excited to explore different fields of astronomy, said Barnes. http://www.fandm.edu/x7533.xml

Home News Focus Featured Links ... Sports Kate Barnes' Stellar Work on Astronomy Research Project Kate Barnes' fascination with the celestial realm began with her high school's astronomy club, when she helped teach fourth graders about constellations. Barnes has been working on the research project for almost two years, aiding the college's Dr. Jacquelynne Milingo, a visiting assistant professor of physics and astronomy. "It has been very rewarding working with Kate," Milingo said. "Our first observing run together seemed to catch her curiosity, and since, she has worked tirelessly learning how to deal with this unique brand of data." The student-professor research team has been collecting raw telescope images and turning that into spectra - making the chemical composition of stars determinable. After the project is completed, Barnes will present a research paper that summarizes the actual atomic processes that occur in planetary nebulae - the gaseous envelopes around dying stars in the last stage of stellar evolution, like our sun. The project is significant because it will allow planetary nebulae theorists to speculate the chemical evolution of galaxies. The American Astronomical Society (AAS) deemed it important enough to be deserving of a grant, funded by NASA, and awarded to Milingo in the fall of 2004.

44. Isaac Newton Group Of Telescopes The Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes (ING) operates the 4.2m William Herschel Telescope, the 2.5m Isaac Newton Telescope and the 1.0m Jacobus Kapteyn Telescope on behalf of the Particle Physics and astronomy research Council (PPARC) of the United Kingdom and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) of the Netherlands. The ING is located at the Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory, La Palma, Spain. http://www.ing.iac.es/

NEWS RAS Specialist Discussion Meeting: Science from La Palma - Beyond 2009 ING Announcement of Opportunity for Observing Time in 2006A Gas and Dust Properties in the Afterglow Spectra of the Third-Highest-Redshift GRB 050730 from WHT observations INT Observes Black Hole Blows Bubble Between the Stars WHT Detects Voracious Black Holes Hide Their Appetite in Dusty Galaxies Deep Impact at ING ! SAURON Discovers Superwind Spreading Star Dust across the Universe Latest Schedules and Time Allocations ING Intranet ING web site: http://www.ing.iac.es UK mirror site: http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/ING/

45. School Of Physics And Astronomy - University Of Nottingham Research in the School is organised within the general areas of Astronomy, Magnetic Resonance Imaging , Nanoscience, Quantum Statistical Phenomena and Semiconductors. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/physics/

school of physics and astronomy MAP REF: H3  BUILDING NO.S: 21, 26 physics-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk Head of School Professor Peter Beton www.nottingham.ac.uk/physics Nobel Prize for Medicine won by a Nottingham physicist The School has an international research reputation, with a large portfolio of research contracts from EPSRC, PPARC, MRC, BBSRC, the Wellcome Trust and the Royal Society, the EU and industry. Research in the School is organised within the general areas of Astronomy, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Semiconductors and Theory News and Events News Events Conferences School colloquia ... Nobel Prize Recent News more... Forthcoming Events more... Staff Committee Friday September 23 details... School Management Group Thursday October 06 details... Physics and Astronomy, The University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD Last revised: 19 September 2005

46. UMN Radio Astronomy Research The Astronomy Department is very active in radio astronomy research. The title Radio astronomy research might thus not be quite accurate, http://www.astro.umn.edu/research/radio/

University of Minnesota Department of Astronomy Radio Astronomy Research People Projects Former Students/Postdocs Facilities The Astronomy Department is very active in radio astronomy research. This page provides an overview of the people involved and the projects we work on. Many of the projects take a multi-wavelength approach, with complemenatry in the infrared, optical, and x-ray regime. The title "Radio Astronomy Research" might thus not be quite accurate, but it does provide us with a way to summarize what we do. Top This site maintained by writeEmail("strasser") strasser html css The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

47. Howard University Physics And Astronomy Research Department of Physics Astronomy Howard University. Research Activities. The department’s faculty members are actively involved in ongoing research http://www.physics1.howard.edu/Research.html

Howard University Research Activities A listing of research activity by program and a brief description by individual faculty is given below; titles, publication information and abstracts of our recent research publications are also posted on-line. For HU research administrators: a growing number of forms are now available for downloading. Research Activity by Program Center for the Study of Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial Atmospheres (CSTEA) Howard University Atmospheric Observatory (HUAO) Laser Spectroscopy Laboratory Minority Science Improvement Project (MSIP) ... Superstrings and Quantum Superfields Research Activity by Faculty Dr. Anand Batra is a professor of physics. He has studied the diffusion processes in alkali halides and silver halides. He has also studied the defects, impurity effects and light sensitivities in these ionic solids. (Silver halides are widely used in photography). He is also collaborating with Dr. C. Kumar of our department on the measurement of NO in atmosphere. Dr. Robert Catchings

48. Astronomy Research At UW-Eau Claire astronomy research at UWEau Claire. Faculty in the department are active in many areas of astronomical and astrophysical research http://www.uwec.edu/physics/as.html

Astronomy Research at UW-Eau Claire Faculty in the department are active in many areas of astronomical and astrophysical research: Dr. Lyle Ford studies the rotation properties of asteroids using observations from Hobbs Observatory. He has also investigated the spectra of gamma-ray bursts. Dr. Lauren Likkel is involved with near-infrared spectroscopy of planetary nebulae and studies of millimeter emission from molecules in circumstellar envelopes. Dr. Nathan Miller uses data from the NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the ESA's XMM-Newton satellite to understand the powerful winds of hot stars. He is developing spectroscopic monitoring program for emission-line B stars using Hobbs observatory. Dr. George Stecher makes photometric observations of asteroids and eclipsing binary stars using Hobbs Observatory's 24" telescope. Dr. Paul Thomas creates computer models of solar system phenomena. His research and some of his students projects can be seen on the UWEC Planetary Science page Current and recently completed projects involving UWEC students include: Gravitational lens computer models Measuring the rotation period and orbit of the asteriod Aten Photometric measurements of the stars AP Aurigae and XY Leonis at Hobbs Observatory.

49. Student Research In Astronomy Student research in astronomy. Utrecht University B.Sc. Physics astronomy research projects in astronomy, M.Sc. Astrophysics research projects, http://www.astro.uu.nl/~rutten/Student_research.html

Next: Solar physics research projects Up: Curriculum information for Utrecht Previous: Courses 2004 - 2005 Student research in astronomy Utrecht University research projects in astronomy, M.Sc. Astrophysics research projects, and Astrovaria projects must be supervised by an SIU staff member (A. Achterberg, R. Hammerschlag, C. Keller, H. Lamers, S. Larsen, N. Langer, O. Pols, R. Rutten, F. Verbunt, J. Vink) or by an external staff member involved in Utrecht University astronomy education (at SRON Utrecht : J. Bleeker, J. Heise, P. Hoyng, J. Kaastra, M. Mendez, J. in 't Zand; at FOM Rijnhuizen : R. Keppens). Their colleagues, postdocs and PhD students may share in the supervision under their responsibility. Student research may also be undertaken outside Utrecht under the responsibility of one of the above as co-superviser. research projects are 15 ects (10 weeks = 1 "periode" = 0.5 semester full-time). M.Sc. Astrophysics research projects are 60 ects (one year full-time). Astrovaria projects are 7.5 ects (5 weeks full-time). The selection of a supervisor, the definition of a research project, and its scheduling are a matter of negotiation between student and potential supervisor. This is a free market mechanism in which the student should take the initiative. Find out who is doing what, identify research topics and supervisors that suit you, and then enter into negotiation with the appriopriate staff member.

50. Institute Of Astronomy » The Institute Of Astronomy: Past And Present particularly the Particle Physics and astronomy research Council (PPARC, current research programmes of the Institute of Astronomy are available. http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/history/

The Institute of Astronomy: Past and Present Introduction Contacting us History The Northumberland Telescope ... Local Pages for Cambridge Astronomers only External Links Cavendish Astrophysics DAMTP European Astronomy You are in: Home The Institute of Astronomy: Past and Present The Institute of Astronomy: Past and Present The Institute of Astronomy is a Department of the University, concerned primarily with postgraduate teaching and research. Its activities are also generously supported by external bodies, particularly the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC, formerly SERC), and the external funds which support many overseas astronomers make it an international research centre as well. The Institute of Astronomy offers an undergraduate course Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II (Options A and B) in Astrophysics for third year students from the Natural Sciences or Mathematical Triposes. The Institute is also one of the largest centres for astronomical research in the UK, comprising about 170 academic, postdoctoral and assistant staff, research students and seminar visitors from many countries. Observational studies are conducted on a variety of objects, from individual stars to clusters of galaxies, at a range of wavelengths, from the infra-red to high energy X-rays. The Institute also houses an active instrument development group. Theoretical work involves analytical studies on all scales, from the formation of stars and their subsequent evolution to the formation of large clusters of galaxies. Computational work is also carried out, including modelling the evolution of clusters of stars, computational hydrodynamic calculations of stellar collisions and processes related to star formation.

51. Astronomy Research Guide Union List of Astronomy Serials (ULAS) searchable list of 2300 publications of observatories and institutions concerned with research in astronomy. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/lits/library/guides/ast.shtml

Research Guide Astronomy Ready Reference Searching for Books Bibliographies and Indexes E-Journals ... WWW Sites Ready Reference Sources Astronomy and Astrophysics Encyclopedia QB 14 A873 1992 Ref. Encyclopedia of Astronomy and Astrophysics QB 14 E54 2001 Ref. Dictionary of Astronomy online via Oxford Reference Online subscription. Union List of Astronomy Serials (ULAS) searchable list of 2300 publications of observatories and institutions concerned with research in astronomy. Library locations are indicated for over 40 libraries with major astronomy collections; use the Abbreviations list to identify the libraries. Search for astronomy related persons, institutes, or addresses Phases of the Moon 1990-2005 (US Naval Observatory) or A View of the Moon searchable by date from 9999 BC to 9999 AD. Apparent Places of Fundamental Stars API database Searching for Books Browse the QB sections of the stacks, or

52. RLE - Radio Astronomy Research At RLE Professor Jacqueline N Hewitt s research involves radio astronomy, signal processing, and image processing techniques to acquire highresolution images of http://rleweb.mit.edu/Publications/currents/4-1cov.HTM

RADIO ASTRONOMY AT RLE: All Things Celestial RLE currents Vol. 4, No. 1 (Fall 1990) Contents "Radio Astronomy at RLE: All Things Celestial." Research in RLE's Radio Astronomy Group Director's Message - Professor Jonathan Allen "Faculty Profile" of Professor Bernard F. Burke "The Right Stuff" Alan Barrett Memorium History of RLE Radio Astronomy Research Professor Bernard F. Burke of RLE's Radio Astronomy Group beckons from behind superimposed maps of the radio source 2016+ 112 (a gravitational lens) produced by the Very Large Array (VLA) and very-long-baseline interferometry (VLBI). The radio telescope ant ennas of the VLA loom in the background. A detailed description of these maps is shown below. (Photo by John F. Cook Since the time of primitive civilizations, earthlings have looked skyward for clues to the past and prophesies of the future. Familiar celestial features and mysterious cosmic phenomena have fascinated us, even before humans developed the ability to write . As one of the oldest sciences, astronomy was important in the establishment of time recording standards, such as clocks and calendars, and the development of celestial navigation techniques. Early advances in astronomy can be traced back to the Babyloni an, Egyptian, Greek, and Chinese cultures. When we examine our galaxy, we not only see objects beaming light to us from more than a million light years away, but we also see an expanding universe of celestial bodies that are racing away from us at incredible speeds to unknown destinations. Various cosmic phenomena such as pulsars, quasars, x-ray stars, and radio galaxies raise questions as to how we fit into the universe. Astronomers strive to answer these questions as new instruments and scientific methods are developed to examine the cosmos. Eac h new wavelength band reveals new aspects of the universe, and the

53. U.K. Physics & Astronomy: Research Groups UK Physics Astronomy, Physics astronomy research Groups. Astronomy Radio Astronomy; Cloudy; Dusty Atomic Physics Condensed Matter http://www.pa.uky.edu/research.html

Research Groups Astronomy: Radio Astronomy; Cloudy; Dusty Atomic Physics ... Workshop on Novel Electronic Materials April 25-27, 2005 in Lexington, Kentucky High Energy and Particle Theory Intermediate Energy Nuclear Physics Low Energy Nuclear Physics Nuclear Chemistry ... J. Straley January 2003

54. Physics & Astronomy Research Research. Advanced Solutions Group Astronomy Atomic Physics Extensive research in both theoretical and experimental physics is carried out by the http://www.physics.sc.edu/Res.html

Contact info Department Directory Prospective Students Alumni ... Links USC THIS SITE Research Advanced Solutions Group Astronomy Atomic Physics Complex Problems Group ... Current Research - Search Tool for Thesis and Dissertations of recent graduates. Superconductivity and Magnetism Low-Temperature Laboratory Foundations of Quantum Theory High Energy Physics Nuclear Experiment ... Spallation Physics Extensive research in both theoretical and experimental physics is carried out by the physics faculty and students at the University of South Carolina. Experimental research is conducted both on-campus in condensed matter laboratories and computational facilities, and off-campus at major national and international laboratories. Off-campus laboratories where USC professors are conducting experiments include Fermilab near Chicago, Thomas Jefferson Laboratory in Virginia, Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, the Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory in California, CERN in Switzerland, and within the Gran Sasso mountain in Italy. Research may be done by a large team observing particles form a huge accelerator, or by two or three individuals discussing quantum theory at a blackboard. Ample and varied opportunities exist for graduade students to conduct research and earn advanced degrees and for undergraduate students to participate.

55. RPI Physics, Applied Physics, & Astronomy: Research Innovations And Initiatives Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy The department conducts both fundamental and applied research, often in collaboration with researchers from http://www.rpi.edu/dept/phys/research/

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute About RPI Student Life Admissions Research Areas: Astronomy and Astrophysics Biophysics Condensed Matter Physics Educational Physics ... Undergraduate Research Contact Us: Department of Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 110 Eighth Street, Troy, New York 12180-3590 USA Telephone: Fax: (518) 276-6680 E-mail: physics@rpi.edu Affiliated Research Centers: Center for Integrated Electronics Center for Broadband Data Transport Science and Technology SRC Center for Advanced Interconnect Systems Technologies MARCO Interconnect Focus Center ... Center for Terahertz Research Research Areas The department conducts both fundamental and applied research, often in collaboration with researchers from other Rensselaer departments, other universities, industry, or the National Laboratories. As an important part of their education, graduate students collaborate with faculty members to make original research contributions in their area of specialization: Astronomy and Astrophysics Biophysics Condensed Matter Physics Educational Physics ... School of Science Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy: Home Undergraduate Graduate Research ... News

56. RPI Physics, Applied Physics, & Astronomy: Research Experience For Undergraduate Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy Participants in the Research Experience for Undergraduates program will become a member of one of the research http://www.rpi.edu/dept/phys/undergraduate/research/reu.html

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute About RPI Student Life Admissions Undergraduate Programs: Curriculum Minors Concentrations Undergraduate Research ... RPI Admissions Contact Us: Department of Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 110 Eighth Street, Troy, New York 12180-3590 USA Telephone: Fax: (518) 276-6680 E-mail: physics@rpi.edu Undergraduate Research Research Experience for Undergraduates Program (REU) In addition to the research group meetings, the students will also be asked to attend a weekly seminar, field trips, and lab tours. This will give them a chance to interact with the others in the program. At these seminars we may have outside speakers or reports from the participants. During the midway of the program, each participant will present a 10-minute oral progress report and a written progress report. In the last week of the program, each participant will prepare a poster and a final written report based on his or her research accomplishments during the summer. Participants will have full use of institute, departmental, and group facilities, including libraries, computer facilities, shops, recreational and sports facilities, etc. Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Program Application REU Summer 2005 RPI Home School of Science Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy:

57. Astronomy Research Research in the Astronomy Department is centered around groundbased observational astronomy, computer simulations of dynamical and hydrodynamical motions http://astrowww.astro.indiana.edu/research.shtml

Search: Advanced Search General Information General Public Outreach Educational Tools K-16 Faculty ... Links Academics Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Course Pages Courses Research Research Facilities REU Program Department Home ... IU Bloomington Home Department of Astronomy Research Current Research Astrophysical Disks Cataclysmic Variables Stellar and Galaxy Dynamics Stellar Chemical Abundances ... IU Stars Program Publications Haldan Cohn Constantine Deliyannis Richard H. Durisen R.K. Honeycutt ... Undergraduate AAS Abstracts Collaborations Formal Research Collaborations with Other Groups QUEST QUasar Equatorial Survey Team SNAP Supernova Acceleration Probe ( SNAP Official Page MINOS Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search MACRO Monopole, Astrophysics, and Cosmic Ray Observatory HEAp High Energy Astrophysics HEAT High Energy Antimatter Telescope WOCS WIYN Open Cluster Survey Annual Reports (PDF Format) Sept 1996-Aug 1997 Annual Report Sept 1997-Aug 1998 Annual Report Sept 1998-Aug 1999 Annual Report Sept 1999-Aug 2000 Annual Report ... Sept 2002-Aud 2003 Annual Report 727 East 3rd Street, Swain West 319, Bloomington, IN 47405-7105 Phone: (812) 855-6911 Last updated: 03 August 2005 Comments: astdept , The Trustees of Indiana University

58. Technology Integration In Education By Linda J. Burkhart: Middle School - Astono Web Sites for astronomy research. General Sites on Astronomy. Search by Keyword. Encyclopedias and Almanacs. General Web Sites on Astronomy http://www.lburkhart.com/middle/astron.htm

Using the Internet in Middle Schools Web Sites for Astronomy Research General Sites on Astronomy Search by Keyword Encyclopedias and Almanacs General Web Sites on Astronomy Planetary Information Sites http://www.lpi.usra.edu/library/LISTS/ppp_file.html This list contains links to Web sites with information related to the planets and other bodies in the solar system. Information on the pages includes fact sheets, nomenclature, and databases. Solar System Exploration: Bodies: Planets http://sse.jpl.nasa.gov/features/planets/planetsfeat.html This site has information for students from NASA as well as additional links for each planet, the sun, the moon, asteroids, meteorites and comets. The Nine Planets: Multimedia Tour of the Solar System, by Bill Arnet t http://www.nineplanets.org/ http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/nineplanets/nineplanets/ HTTP://dept.physics.upenn.edu/nineplanets/ (This site is mirrored at a number of different locations) The Nine Planets is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system. Each page has text and images, some have sounds and movies, most provide references to additional related information. The Lunar and Planetary Institute http://www.lpi.usra.edu/

59. Physics & Astronomy Research Eclipse, ASU Physics and astronomy research Remote SensingWeather Satellites Undergraduate Research Day Sigma Xi Appalachian State Chapter http://www.phys.appstate.edu/research.html

Atomic, Molecular, Optical Physics Eclipsing Binary Stars Trojan Planet Research Automated Braille Display ... What's New [Updated 06-29-05]

60. NAI - Astronomy Focus Group - Astronomy Research At NAI Astronomy in Astrobiology Workshops Email Discussion Group. astronomy research at NAI. Focus Group Chair. NASA Astrobiology Institute http://www.dtm.ciw.edu/seager/NAIAFG/AFGResrch.html

to NASA Astronomy in Astrobiology Workshops ... Group Astronomy Research at NAI Focus Group Chair NASA Astrobiology Institute Astronomy Focus Group Astronomy Research at NAI Under Construction Here we plan to list astronomy research at the NAI. Contact the Astronomy Focus Group Chair Sara Seager if you can contribute to this page. Artist's Conception of ALMA Array in Compact Configuration Courtesy: National Radio Astronomy Observatory

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