The Spring Colloquium series has now concluded.  The Goddard Library has digitized some of the colloquium recordings and made them available on the Web in a streaming video format.  Due to technical issues and limitations in permission by the speakers, not all videos are available outside Goddard. Click on the symbol in the right column to view the video of that talk: H = high resolution, L = low resolution.  Please note: connecting at speeds lower than 56 K may result in only the audio being transmitted.
 

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Topic	Video
Feb. 16	Andrew Westphal	University of California, Berkeley	The Origin of Galactic Cosmic Rays: New Results from the Russian Space Station	H
Feb. 23	James Burch	Southwest Research Institute	"First Light" from the IMAGE Spacecraft	H,L
Mar. 2	Todd Tripp	Princeton University	The Census of Matter in the Nearby Universe: The Intergalactic Population	H,L
Mar. 9	E. Sterl Phinney	Cal Tech	LISA and the Promise of Low-Frequency Gravitational Wave Astronomy	H,L
Mar. 16	William Kuperman	Scripps Institution	Time Reversal Acoustics in the Ocean	H,L
Mar. 23	Mark Tilden	Los Alamos	Nervous Networks and the Architecture of "Living" Machines	H,L
Mar. 30	Shrinivas Kulkarni	California Institute of Technology	Gamma Ray Bursts: The Brightest Explosions in the Universe	H, L
Apr. 6	Larry Mintz	University of Maryland	Humor as a Social and Cultural Phenomenon	H,L
Apr. 13	Terrie Williams	University of California ,  Santa Cruz	Seals in Space:  Marine Mammal Strategies for Cost Efficient Locomotion in 3 Dimensions	H,L
Apr. 20	William Hartmann	Planetary Science Institute	Recent Geological Activity on Mars	H,L
Apr. 27	Eric Green	National Institutes of Health	Sequencing the Human Genome:  Elucidating Our Genetic Blueprint	H,L
May 4	William Schopf	UCLA	Discovery of Earth's Earliest Fossils -- Solution to Darwin's Dilemma	H, L
May 11	Brian Rose	University of Cincinnati	Archaeology at Troy	H,L
May 18	Michael Molnar	Rutgers University	The Star of Bethlehem	H,L
May 25	Brian Holmes	San Jose State University	The Physics of Brass Musical Instruments: What Do Horn Players Do with their Right Hand Anyway?	H,L
Jun. 1	Raymond Chiao	University of California, Berkeley	Faster-than-c Propagation Effects and their Possible Applications
Jun. 8	Michael Perryman	ESA/ESTEC	THE JOHN C. LINDSAY MEMORIAL LECTURE Our Galaxy - in Three Dimensions BUILDING 8 AUDITORIUM	H,L

Other Colloquia and Seminars

NASA/GSFC's Earth Sciences - Calendar of Seminars

Engineering Colloquia

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David Adamec	Jim Foster	Steve Maran
Bob Cahalan	Barbara Giles	John Pearl
Jim Collatz	Demos Kazanas	Caroline Stahle
Joe Dolan	Paul Lowman	Dave Thompson, Chair.

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