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ING Newsletter No. 6, October 2002

GENERAL

INGRID

SCIENCE

TELESCOPES AND INSTRUMENTATION

OTHER NEWS FROM ING

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Seminars 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 Francisco Prada (fprada@ing.iac.es) and visit this web page: http://www.ing.iac.es/Astronomy/science/seminars.html, for more details. These were the seminars given in the last six months:

30 August. The exceptional Dwarf Nova, V485 Cen, Hannah Worters (Univ. of Sheffield & ING)
30 August. Star formation in spiral galaxies, Stuart Folkes (Univ. of Hertfordshire & ING)
27 August. Planetary Exospheres, Cesare Barbieri (Padova)
26 August. A study of B-type line-profile variables in close binaries, Katrien Uytterhoeven (Leuven/Mercator Telescope)
12 August. AGN-selected clusters as revealed by weak lensing, Margrethe Wold (IPAC, USA)
7 August. Dynamical Processes in the Central Kpc and AGN, Isaac Shlosman (JILA & Univ. Kentucky, USA)
30 July. Lucky exposures: diffraction limited CCD imaging, Bob Tubbs (IoA Cambridge)
18 July. Red Giants in the Magellanic Clouds, Maria Rosa Cioni (ESO, Germany)
4 July. AstroGrid: Creating the UK’s Virtual Observatory, Nic Walton (IoA Cambridge)
3 June. TASCA: the Tololo All-Sky CAmera, Hugo Schwarz (CTIO)
24 May. The EURO-50 project: The world’s largest telescope at the ORM, René Rutten (ING)
21 May. Double Bars, Inner Disks, and Fossil Nuclear Rings: The Strange and Complex Interiors of Barred Galaxies, Peter Erwin (IAC)
16 May. The surface of icy minor planets: trans-neptunian objects, Centaurs, comet nuclei, and trojan asteroids, Javier Licandro (CGG & TNG)
23 April. Binary subdwarf-B stars and the origin of Extreme Horizontal Branch stars, Pierre Maxted (Keele Univ.)
25 March. Adaptive optics developments on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, Chris Benn (ING)
21 March. Lyman-break galaxies: Are they forming bulges? Sam Rix (IoA Cambridge)

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