LASP: Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics

Public Lectures Series are held the first Tuesday of every month (unless otherwise noted) in Auditorium 299 at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 7 pm. Parking and admission are free and open to the public.

For more information, contact Erin Wood (epomail@lasp.colorado.edu or 303-735-0962).

Our 2006-2007 Lecture Series has concluded. Please see the current schedule for upcoming lectures.

2006/2007 Lecture Series Schedule:

DATE	SPEAKER	TOPIC	TITLE (click title for abstract)
Oct. 3, 2006	Brian Hynek	Mars Science	The Latest News from Mars: A Synthesis of Six Active Missions
Nov. 7, 2006	Phil Chamberlin	Sounding Rockets	Up in 100 Seconds: The Past, Present, and Future of Sounding Rockets at LASP
Dec. 5, 2006	Josh Colwell	Saturn's Rings	Running Rings around Saturn
Jan. 24, 2007 Note: This is a Wednesday	Dr. Don Brownlee University of Washington	Comets	Catching a Comet and Bringing it Home: The Stardust Mission
Feb. 6, 2007	Stefan Eriksson LASP/CU	Space Weather	When Magnetic Fields Collide: A Journey from the Sun to the Earth
Mar. 6, 2007	Linnea Avallone	Ozone	Ozone Holes, Smog and Space Shuttles: Measuring Ozone Throughout the Atmosphere
Apr. 3, 2007	Kristopher Larsen	Cassini Mission	Titan Unmasked: Cassini Sees the Cloudy Moon of Saturn
May 1, 2007	Aimee Merkel	Noctilucent Clouds	Taking AIM at Noctilucent Clouds
Jun. 5, 2007	Erik Richard	The Sun-Earth Connection	Eight Minutes to Earth: Understanding Our Sun's Variable Radiation