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The Center for Astrobiology's Fall 2007 Seminar Series

Spring 2008 Schedule

Talks are held in LASP conference room D142 at 2:00 PM in the Duane Physics Bldg. on the CU-Boulder campus. CU campus map (.pdf file)

The dates and speakers are as follows :

Wednesday, August 29:
Nathan Kaib
(University of Washington)
Title: Oort Cloud Simulations: Constraining the Comet Impact Hazard and the Sun's Birthplace

Wednesday, September 5:
Astrobiology Coffee Hour
Please join your colleagues in the CU Center for Astrobiology for an afternoon snack, good conversation, and an discussion of events for the upcoming year.

Wednesday, September 19:
Seminar CANCELED due to illness
Please join us instead at 5pm for the ASTROBIOLOGY COCKTAIL HOUR

Wednesday, September 26:
Dr. John Bally
(University of Colorado - Boulder)
Title: Do Most Planetary Systems Originate in Star Clusters?

Wednesday, October 3:
Dr. Eric Gaidos
(University of Hawai'i)
Title: Dying Stars and Living Worlds: Short-Lived Radionuclides and the Abundance of Planetary Water

Wednesday, October 17:
Dr. Jamie Elsila
(NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
Title: Photochemistry of organic compounds in interstellar ices

Wednesday, October 31:
Dr. Emily CoBabe-Ammann
(University of Colorado - Boulder)
Title: Astrobiology Education and Public Outreach: Why it's important, how it's changing and how to get involved

Wednesday, November 7:
Dr. John Spear
(Colorado School of Mines)
Title: Microbial Diversity in a Mexican Cenote as captured by DEPTHX

Wednesday, November 28:
Dr. Bill Bottke
(Southwest Research Institute)
Title: An Asteroid Breakup 160 My Ago as the Probable Source of the K-T Impactor

Wednesday, December 5:
Dr. Rory Barnes
(University of Arizona)
Title: Tidal Effects on Hot Earths Around Low-Mass Stars

Wednesday, December 12:
Dr. Shelley Copley
(University of Colorado - Boulder)
Title: The Origin of the RNA World: Co-evolution of Genes and Metabolism