THE ING NEWSLETTER No. 2, March 2000
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    Seminars and Taks given at ING
     
     

    Visiting observers are politely invited to give a seminar at ING. Talks usually take place in the sea level office in the afternoon and last for about 30 minutes plus time for questions afterwards. Astronomers from ING and other institutions on site are invited to assist. Please contact Johan Knapen (knapen@ing.iac.es) for more details. These were the seminars and talks given in the last six months:

    13 September
    Quasar Host Galaxies, S Sánchez (ING)

    16 September
    Gemini Introductory Talk, I Hook (UK Gemini Support Group)

    22 September
    Present and Future Laser Guide Star Developments for the WHT, C Dainty (Imperial College London)

    27 October
    Forever Blowing Bubbles... White Dwarfs, Supernovae and Local Interstellar Space, M Barstow (University of Leicester)

    4 November
    Triffid Optical Observations of Isolated Neutron Stars, Andy Shearer (University College Galway)

    22 November
    The Background and Status of the SALT Project, David A H Buckley (South African Astronomical Observatory)

    10 February
    The Formation of Multiple Shells in Planetary Nebulae, R Corradi (ING)

    15 February
    Mid and FIR Spectral Energy Distribution of Two Active Galaxies: NGC 6090 and NGC 7582, J Acosta (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)

    21 February
    The Stellar Content of Elliptical and Spiral Galaxies from Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, P James (Liverpool John Moores University)

    28 February
    WHT-Integral Field Spectroscopy combined with HST-imaging of Central Regions of Galaxies, S Arribas (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)
     

    The ING seminar programme can be found in this web page: http://andromeda.roque.ing.iac.es/~sanchez/talks/index.html
     
     

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