61. Penn Astro-Cosmo People astrophysics Faculty. Mariangela Bernardi Mariangela Bernardi Observational astrophysics, Gary Bernstein Gary Bernstein Observational astrophysics, Mark http://www.physics.upenn.edu/astro-cosmo/

Penn Astrophysics Group: People People Research Seminars Journal Club ... Department Astrophysics Faculty Mariangela Bernardi Observational Astrophysics Gary Bernstein Observational Astrophysics Mark Devlin Experimental Cosmology Bhuvnesh Jain Theoretical Cosmology Raul Jimenez Theoretical Astrophysics Ravi Sheth Theoretical Cosmology Licia Verde Theoretical Cosmology Other Faculty with Astrophysics Interests Vijay Balasubramanian Gene Beier Neutrino Astrophysics Paul Langacker Particle Astrophysics Burt Ovrut Neill Reid Mitch Struble Ed Chapin Rahul Dave Simon Dicker Joe Giammarco Jacek Guzik Carlos Hernandez-Monteagudo Mike Jarvis Jeff Klein Matthew Lehner Dave Rusin Robert Smith Graduate Students Peter Allen Federica Bianco Michelle Caler Chris D'Andrea Greg Dobler Derek Dolney Lorenzo Faccioli Josko Kirigin Laura Marian Reiko Nakajima Taryn Nihei Marie Rex Carolyn Sealfon Chris Semisch Hans (Fritz) Stabenau Dan Swetz Zahed Wahhaj (at NAU Click here to apply Undergraduates Megan Schwamb Jonathan Zatz This page was last modified January 12 2005, webster@physics.upenn.edu

62. Notre Dame Center For Astrophysics (NDCfA) A summary of the current research interests of the University of Notre Dame s Center for astrophysics. http://www.nd.edu/~astro/

Welcome to the University of Notre Dame's Center for Astrophysics website. We are part of the Physics Department , which is part of the College of Science at Notre Dame . Notre Dame is located in Northern Indiana near the city of South Bend in the US. Click here for maps and directions. Here you can learn about the many different research projects that are currently happening at Notre Dame and the people involved with them. You'll also find information about our weekly seminars. If you are interested in giving a seminar, or if you have any suggestions, feel free to contact us. Univ. of Notre Dame Center for Astrophysics Nieuwland Science Hall, Rm 225 Notre Dame, IN 46556. USA Telephone: (574)631-6919 Fax: (574)631-5952 E-mail: gmathews@nd.edu Members Seminars Research Network Software ... Related Sites Website design by Jason Quinn

63. Kavli Institute For Particle Astrophysics And Cosmology Kavli Institute for Particle astrophysics Cosmology An independent laboratory of Stanford University PO Box 20450 MS 29 Stanford, CA 94309 650 926 http://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/KIPAC/

Skip to main content. Search KIPAC WEB SLAC WEB PEOPLE SLAC Detailed Index KIPAC: About People Admin Resources Research ... Contact For KIPAC: Visitors Local Travel SLAC Home ... Stanford Physics Welcome to KIPAC News Imaging the Universe SLAC Hosts New Star Outside Kavli Building Stanford in Top 1% in Space Science Citations Cosmological Simulations Featured at SC07 ... The Kavli Institutes Opportunities Job Opportunities at KIPAC Events Mondays: Cosmology Seminars SLAC Colloquium Tuesdays: KIPAC Tea Talks Physics Colloquium MASS Thursdays: ACKS Seminars GLAST Science Lunch Fridays: KIPAC Tea Talks Occasional: KIPAC Social Events kipac@slac.stanford.edu Last update:

64. Chinese Journal Of Astronomy And Astrophysics Keep up to date with the latest international research in 2008 with free access to Chinese Journal of Astronomy and astrophysics (ChJAA). http://www.iop.org/EJ/journal/chjaa

@import url(http://ej.iop.org/style/nu/EJ.css); User guide Site map Athens login IOP login: Password: Create account Alerts Contact us Journals Home ... Help This Journal Scope Editorial board Abstracted in chjaa@iop.org Related content Linking to IOP journals IOP Select IOP Physics Reviews IOP journal news ... Latest issue (complete) No 6, December 2007 (743-844) Current volume Number 6, December 2007 Number 5, October 2007 Number 4, August 2007 Number 3, June 2007 Number 2, April 2007 Number 1, February 2007 Journal archive Vol 7, 2007 Vol 6, 2006 Vol 5, 2005 Free access in 2008 Keep up to date with the latest international research in 2008 with free access to Chinese Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ChJAA). We're pleased to make this important title available to you on behalf of the Chinese Astronomical Society and the National Astronomical Observatories of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. ChJAA, founded in 2001 as a continuation of Acta Astrophysica Sinica , publishes original research papers and reviews in all areas of astronomy and astrophysics, especially: large-scale structure of universe formation and evolution of galaxies high-energy and cataclysmic processes in astrophysics formation and evolution of stars astrogeodynamics solar magnetic activity and heliogeospace environments dynamics of celestial bodies in the solar system and artificial bodies space observation and exploration new astronomical techniques and methods Sign up for free alerts Make sure you stay up to date with the latest articles published in ChJAA in 2008 by signing up to receive

65. Institute For Astrophysics Capilla Peak Observatory, faculty listing, a doctoral program and research activities. http://panda.unm.edu/ifa/ifa.htm

The University of New Mexico Department of Physics and Astronomy Institute for Astrophysics (IfA) Purpose: To facilitate research in astrophysics at UNM. Structure: The IFA resides within the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UNM Officers: Director - P.A. (Trish) Henning, Assoc. Director - Rich Rand Contact: henning@as.unm.edu or rjr@phys.unm.edu Members: Harjit S. Ahluwalia Stephen A. Gregory - Emeritus P.A. (Trish) Henning Dinesh Loomba John T. McGraw R. Marcus Price - Emeritus Richard J. Rand Gregory Taylor Associate Members: Jack Brandt Hélène Dickel John Dickel Namir Kassim ... Mara Payne LINKS The IfA operates the Capilla Peak Observatory, featuring a 24" Boller and Chivens telescope with an excellent CCD camera at Cassegrain focus. The link to CPO features many useful databases and weather sites. Although the IfA is formally independent of the teaching activities of UNM, Capilla is used by many of our classes and individual students, and the teaching faculty are members of the IfA. You might want to look at the links to the instructional pages of the Department of Physics and Astronomy (PandA). We offer astronomically related degrees such as: Ph.D. in physics with a concentration in astrophysics, B.S. in astrophysics, and a B.A. in physics and astronomy.

66. What Is Astrophysics? Brief and Straightforward Guide What is astrophysics? http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-astrophysics.htm

What is Astrophysics? ad_unit_target='mainAdUnit'; X Close this window Astrophysics is a branch of astronomy that analyzes the properties and interactions of cosmological objects based on known physical law. The term is slightly misleading, as anyone who goes into astronomy nowadays must be proficient in physics . It can be said that the field of astrophysics is very similar to the fields of astronomy and cosmology Astrophysics can be broken down into observational and theoretical astrophysics. There is no such thing as experimental astrophysics because the scales and objects being observed are far too large or far away to experiment on with modern technology. Because light takes time to travel to us on Earth, the most distant regions of the universe are actually windows into the ancient universe, when the universe was far denser and more energetic. Because astrophysics sometimes deals with theories of the early, compact universe, it can overlap strongly with particle physics , which provides predictions of how matter would behave in the ancient universe. Astrophysicists are known for studying such phenomena as black holes , galaxies, superclusters, neutron stars, quasars, the Big Bang

67. The Astrophysics Spectator: Home Page The astrophysics Spectator explains how the universe works. http://www.astrophysicsspectator.com/

The Astrophysics Spectator Home Topics Interactive Pages Commentary ... Information Search Site Contact Information Send e-mail to the editor. RSS Channel The Astrophysics Spectator Channel New Pages Issue The Astrophysics Spectator January 16, 2008 The vacuum of space is something of a misnomer, because gas and dust pervade the space between the stars. In many places, this gas is visible through the light it radiates or by the light it blocks, but more often it is as invisible to our eyes as the air we breath. It plays the nuisance role of blocking starlight, hiding much of the Galaxy from view. It provides a medium for the propagation of sound waves, particularly supernova shock waves. It can also look pretty, like neon lights, when bright stars shine their light onto it. The interstellar medium is quite substantial, for it accounts for almost one-third of the mass in the Galactic plane, and it is the material from which new stars are made. It is symbiotic with the stars. Stars heat the interstellar gas and dust, governing the rate at which new stars are born, and they alter the composition of the interstellar gas, modifying the chemical composition of the next generation of stars. This first issue for the year of this web site introduces two pages on the interstellar medium. The first page is a brief introduction to the characteristics of the interstellar medium. The second page describes why one sees cool, dense clouds floating in a warm, tenuous gas in the Galactic disk. Pages to be added in the coming weeks on the interstellar medium will lay the foundation for discussing star formation.

68. SpringerLink Home - Main www.springerlink.com/openurl. asp?genre=journal issn=0004640X - The UCSB physics department houses the campus astrophysics research, ranging form experimental work on the cosmic microwave background to observational http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=journal&issn=0004-640X

69. High Energy Astrophysics Division High Energy astrophysics Division (HEAD) assists and promotes the advancement of research and the dissemination of knowledge about high energy events, http://www.aas.org/head/

HEAD High Energy Astrophysics Division Home HEAD Home Meetings Calendar ... Members High Energy Astrophysics Division (HEAD) assists and promotes the advancement of research and the dissemination of knowledge about high energy events, particles, quanta, relativistic gravitational fields, and related phenomena in the astrophysical universe. HEAD also promotes the coordination of this research and knowledge with other branches of science. The division holds Division Meetings each 12-24 months, as well as sessions within the meetings of the American Astronomical Society . Each year, HEAD awards the Rossi Prize for recent original research in High Energy Astrophysics. Approximately every 18 months, HEAD also sponsors the Schramm Award for High Energy Astrophysics Science Journalism which is awarded at the HEAD Division Meetings. The electronic HEAD Newsletter is published twice yearly. HEAD membership information is managed within the AAS database at AAS Member Directory Items of Current Interest: Three new members were elected to the HEAD Executive Committee. Cole Miller, Vicky Kalogera, and Ron Remillard were elected to two-year terms as members of the HEAD Executive Committee. Congratulations to all three! And thanks to retiring members Rita Sambruna, Bryan Gaensler and Tod Strohmayer. At the HEAD Business meeting during the January AAS meeting in Seattle, the Chair, Steve Murray, announced that the 2007 Bruno Rossi Prize is being awarded to Neil Gehrels and the Swift Team for for major advances in the scientific understanding of gamma-ray bursts. These include groundbreaking observations of the location of short gamma-ray bursts, and the discovery of enormously bright X-ray flares in the early afterglows.

70. UC Berkeley Astronomy Department Home The Department of Astronomy offers undergraduate and graduate instruction in a wide variety of fields, including theoretical and observational astrophysics; http://astro.berkeley.edu/

Skip to content skip to search , or skip to navigation Support Astronomy Contact Us Navigation Academics Graduate Program Requirements Research Opportunities ... Other Resources The Department of Astronomy offers undergraduate and graduate instruction in a wide variety of fields, including theoretical and observational astrophysics; infrared, optical, and radio astronomy; galactic structure and dynamics of stellar systems; high-energy astrophysics and cosmology; and spectroscopy. A considerable amount of research and teaching related to astronomy is done in other units at Berkeley, including the Space Science Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, and the Physics Department. Various professors in the Chemistry, Earth and Planetary Science, Mathematics, Statistics, and Engineering departments have an active interest in astronomy and are available for consultation. A variety of instruments is available to students and staff, including a 30-inch telescope at Leuschner Observatory (near the campus), two 10-meter telescopes at the Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea in Hawaii, 30-inch, 40-inch and 120-inch telescopes at Lick Observatory, a 16-element millimeter-wave interferometer in Southern California, and the Allen Telescope Array at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory. Laboratories are available for the development of radio, infrared, and optical instruments, and for the precise measurement of images and spectra. In focus this week: Dec 2007 Nobelist George Smoot launches new cosmology center Dec 2007

71. MIT Kavli Institute For Astrophysics And Space Research Kavli Institute for astrophysics and Space Research. Formerly The MIT Center for Space Research. M27 The Christmas Tree Nebula http://space.mit.edu/

Formerly The MIT Center for Space Research INTRODUCTION About MKI and Resources RESEARCH Research Areas and Projects PEOPLE Faculty, Staff and Students EVENTS MKI Monthly Guide to Events, NE80 Monthly Calendar, Colloquia MKI NEWS Newsworthy Items, Job Openings PUBLICATIONS Scientific Papers OUTREACH Education and Public Outreach LINKS Astronomy Resources Do a Google search via Scroogle , the Google Scraper space.mit.edu entire web Massachusetts Institute of Technology

72. Nsf.gov - Funding - NSF Astronomy And Astrophysics Postdoctoral NSF Astronomy and astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships provide an opportunity for highly qualified, recent doctoral scientists to carry out an integrated http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=5291

73. Home Page « Particle Astrophysics Welcome to the Particle astrophysics Home Page. We penetrate the mysteries of heaven and the earth. We see the furthest and the deepest. http://www.phys.cwru.edu/part-astro/

Physics Particle Astrophysics Physics Courses Faculty Research ... Events Home Page PA Home Page PA Research PA Seminars PA Publications CERCA ... New Astro-ph Papers The Kavli-CERCA Cosmology Conference celebrated the creation of CERCA Steven Weinberg and Stephen Hawking were the lecturers for the first 2 CERCA Public Lectures This summary of the Dark Matter situation was one of the APS "Great Discovery" Posters commissioned for the APS Centennial meeting. Click on the picture to see a larger version. Welcome to the Particle Astrophysics Home Page We penetrate the mysteries of heaven and the earth. We see the furthest and the deepest. We know what you want to know, so pay attention. Faculty and Visiting Faculty Daniel Akerib Robert Brown Corbin Covault Lawrence Krauss ... Tanmay Vachaspati Research Staff Craig Copi Pete Kernan Secretarial Staff Lori Rotar Morton Email: lmr5@cwru.edu Phone: 216-368-4257 CWRU Physics Home Page Site Map Contact CWRU Physics Department/10900 Euclid Ave/Cleveland OH 44106-7079/(216) 368-4000

74. Astrophysics And Space Science - Astronomy Journals, Books & Online Media | Spri astrophysics and Space Science Astronomy. astrophysics and Space Science publishes original contributions, invited reviews and conference proceedings over http://www.springer.com/journal/10509

Please select Africa Asia Australia / Oceania Europe France Germany Italy North America South America Switzerland United Kingdom All Author/Editor Title ISBN/ISSN Series Journals Reference Works Textbooks Series Select your subdiscipline Astrobiology Extraterrestrial Physics and Space Science General Relativity and Cosmology Popular Astronomy Practical Astronomy Space Exploration and Astronautics Select a discipline Astronomy Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Computer Science Economics Education Engineering Environmental Sciences Geography Geosciences Humanities Law Life Sciences Linguistics Materials Mathematics Medicine Philosophy Physics Psychology Public Health Social Sciences Statistics Home Astronomy Astrophysics and Space Science An International Journal of Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Science Editors-in-Chief: J.E. Dyson; M.A. Dopita ISSN: 0004-640X (print version) ISSN: 1572-946X (electronic version) Journal no. 10509 Springer Netherlands Online version available Online First articles available Description Editorial Board Description Astrophysics and Space Science publishes original contributions, invited reviews and conference proceedings over the entire range of astronomy and astrophysics. It publishes observational and theoretical papers as well as those concerned with the techniques of instrumentation. Observational papers can include data from ground-based, space, and atmospheric facilities.

75. Caltech Submillimeter Astrophysics The Submillimeter astrophysics Group at the California Institute of Technology. CSO Logo CSO at CIT Caltech Logo. Location http://www.submm.caltech.edu/group/

The Submillimeter Astrophysics Group at the California Institute of Technology CSO at CIT Location: Downs Laboratory of Physics Caltech 320-47 Pasadena, CA 91125 Phone (626) 395-6608 Fax (626) 796-8806 Under Construction

76. JCA: Joint Center For Astrophysics Collaboration between the Laboratory for HighEnergy astrophysics and the University of Maryland - Baltimore County. http://www.jca.umbc.edu/

Joint Center for Astrophysics Home CSST Physics CNMS ... NASA JCA Info News Mission Research Publications ... Reports [For Internal Use] Computing Useful Links JCA Facilities Telescope JCA Education U/graduate Graduate JCA Outreach etc Press Releases Open Houses Other Events Getting here ... Local Links Joint Center for Astrophysics The UMBC Telescope is open for public viewing on the first Thursday of every month More Information.. THESE PAGES ARE IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REVAMPED JCA Home CSST Physics CNMS ... NASA

77. Astro-Physics Inc. Telescopes, mounts and accessories for observers and astrophotographers. http://www.astro-physics.com/

78. Astrophysical Sciences - Princeton University Academics, research, library, publications, events, news, computing and telescopes, and links. http://www.astro.princeton.edu/

Home Page Academics Research Library ... Other Useful Links Department of Astrophysical Sciences Princeton University Peyton Hall - Ivy Lane Princeton, NJ 08544-1001 USA Administrative Phone: 609-258-3801 Undergrad/Grad Programs: 609-258-3803 Fax: 609-258-8226 Congratulations to Jenny Greene, winner of this year's prestigious Annie Jump Cannon Award " The Annie Jump Cannon Award is given to a North American female astronomer within five years of receiving her PhD in the year designated for the award. The Cannon Prize is for outstanding research and promise for future research by a postdoctoral woman researcher." Comments or Questions? Contact webmaster@astro.princeton.edu Last modified on 21 January 2008

79. UCSB Cosmology Group Experimental Cosmology Group Physics Department University of California, Santa Barbara 805.893.8418. To go directly to the Planck Mission Education and http://www.deepspace.ucsb.edu/

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