Parallel Sessions, UKSP & MIST
The Parallel sessions take place in the Bute Hall, Fore Hall, G226, G255 or G466.
This information is also available in the Abstract Book [PDF, 2.1MB].
| 1545-1730, Monday 12th April 2010 |
| P01 | Bute | Galaxy Formation and Evolution in the Low-Redshift Universe With Multi-Wavelength Spectroscopic Surveys |
| P02 | G255 | Massive Stars: New Views of their Formation and Progeny |
| P03 | G226 | 10 Years of Cluster: the Past, Present and Future of Multi-point Measurements of Space Plasmas (MIST) |
| P04 | Fore | New Views of Solar Active Regions from Hinode and STEREO (UKSP) |
| P05 | G466 | STFC Current Facilities |
| 1045-1230, Tuesday 13th April 2010 |
| P06 | G255 | Science on the Way to SKA - Session 1 |
| P07 | Bute | First results from the Herschel Space Observatory |
| P08 | G226 | Magnetospheric physics of Jovian-type planets and Ultra-cool dwarfs |
| P09 | Fore | UKSP / MIST Missions Forum: the State of the Art and Future: Opportunities (UKSP/MIST) |
| P10 | G466 | Software Astronomy: How to Do Astronomy by Looking Through a Computer |
| 1545-1730, Tuesday 13th April 2010 |
| P11 | Bute | The Dark Art of Dark Matter - Session 1 |
| P12 | G466 | Water in the Solar System and Beyond |
| P13 | G226 | Magnetospheres and Ionospheres Throughout the Universe (MIST/NAM) |
| P14 | Fore | Magnetic Coupling of the Solar Atmosphere: Magneto-Seismology of the Solar Atmosphere (UKSP) |
| P15 | G255 | VISTA: Performance and Surveys |
| 1045-1230, Wednesday 14th April 2010 |
| P16 | Bute | Science on the Way to SKA - Session 2 |
| P17 | G466 | A New Era in Astrochemical Star Formation |
| P18 | G226 | General MIST Science Session 1 (MIST) |
| P19 | Fore | Energetic Particles in the Solar System and Astrophysical Plasmas: Observations and Theory (UKSP/NAM) |
| P20 | G255 | Explosions in the Distant Universe - Session 1 |
| 1545-1730, Wednesday 14th April 2010 |
| P21 | Bute | The Dark Art of Dark Matter - Session 2 |
| P22 | G466 | Disks and Stars at Extremely High Angular Resolution |
| P23 | Fore | Magnetic Reconnection (UKSP) |
| P24 | G226 | Solar Influences in the Heliosphere (UKSP/MIST) |
| P25 | G255 | Explosions in the Distant Universe - Session 2 |
| 1045-1230, Thursday 15th April 2010 |
| P26 | Bute | The Sloan Digital Sky Survey: the Legacy and Future |
| P27 | G466 | Stellar Populations in Galaxies |
| P28 | G226 | General MIST Science Session 2 (MIST) |
| P29 | Fore | Modelling of Dynamic Solar Plasmas (UKSP) |
| P30 | G255 | Pulsar Astrophysics |
| 1045-1230, Friday 16th April 2010 |
| P31 | Bute | The Role of Feedback in Galaxy Evolution |
| P32 | G226 | Stellar and Exoplanetary Magnetism |
| P33 | G466 | Public Engagement in Astronomy, Solar and Solar System Physics |
| P34 | Fore | UKSP General Session (UKSP) |
| P35 | G255 | New Technologies for Future Instruments, Telescopes and Missions |
There will be 35 parallel science sessions at NAM2010, organised in blocks of 105 minutes with 5 sessions running concurrently. A wide range of themes will be explored - from planetary systems and stellar astrophysics to galaxy formation and cosmology. Sessions will highlight early results from the very latest telescopes, such as Herschel and VISTA, as well as exploring the science and technology drivers for future missions and facilities, such as SCUBA-2, Advanced LIGO, ELT and SKA.
The UKSP and MIST topical sessions include: multi-point measurements in space, Sun and heliosphere, energetic particles, solar magneto-seismology, active region flows and heating, and will feature results from both new and long-serving missions, including Hinode, STEREO, CLUSTER and RHESSI. There will be a number of joint and interdisciplinary sessions on themes exploring the roles of plasma physics and magnetic fields throughout the Universe.
In addition to the parallel sessions there will be two dedicated 90
minute sessions for poster viewing and discussion. The posters will be up for the whole week in the Hunter Halls.