Math + X Symposium

Math + X Symposium on Inverse Problems and Deep Learning in Space Exploration, "funded by the Simons Foundation under the MATH + X program and will bring together planetary scientists, astrophysicists, cosmologists, mathematicians, computer scientists and statisticians to present the state of the art on the one hand and emerging cross disciplinary directions of research on the other hand, while enabling new collaborations," Rice University Biomedical Research Collaborative Building, Houston, TX Registration is free. Program: 

LPSC

50th annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, bringing together "international specialists in petrology, geochemistry, geophysics, geology, and astronomy to present the latest results of research in planetary science," Houston, TX Abstract deadline - January 9, 2019 Program available - February 1, 2019  

Christopher Johns-Krull & students attending the American Astronomical Society conference

This is the 234th meeting of the conference. They are meeting in St. Louis. Johns-Krull and his students are presenting the following posters and talks: Poster 105.04 Title: Direct Detection of CO in CI Tau b: Support for Hot Start Formation Authors: Christopher M. Johns-Krull; Laura Flagg; Larissa Nofi; Joe Llama; Lisa A. Prato; Kendall Sullivan; Daniel T. Jaffe; Gregory N. Mace Poster 201.06 Title: Radial Velocity Monitoring of the Young Star Hubble 4 Authors: Adolfo Carvalho; Christopher M. Johns-Krull; Lisa A. Prato Talk 221.04 Title: Direct Detection of CO in CI Tau b: Support for Hot Start Formation Authors:Continue reading

2019 Gordon Research Conference – Origins of Solar Systems

Meteoritical, Spacecraft and Astrophysical Perspectives on the Assembly and Composition of Planets Hosted at Mount Holyoke College, 50 College Street, South Hadley, MA, US The Gordon Research Conference on Origins of Solar Systems brings together a diverse group of scientists to discuss research at the frontier of understanding how planets and planetary systems form. Invited speakers from the fields of astronomy, astrophysics, cosmochemistry, and planetary science will present their latest findings. A particular focus at this meeting will be the latest results from the Hayabusa2, Osiris-Rex, and New Horizons missions to primitive solar system bodies, exoplanet results from the TESS space telescope,Continue reading

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