Videotapes (VHS Format) of Scientific Colloquia are available in the Goddard Library.  They may be checked out with a Goddard library card or viewed in the Library. For further information, contact the Goddard Library Patron Services Desk at (301) 286-7218.
 

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Topic
Feb. 5	David Jewitt	University of Hawaii	The Kuiper Belt
Feb. 12	Jean Swank	GSFC Laboratory for High Energy Astrophysics	The 'Old Faithful' Black Hole and Other Discoveries of the Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer
Feb. 19	William Feldman	Los Alamos National Laboratory	Water Ice on the Moon and Other Discoveries from Lunar Prospector
Feb. 26	Steve Lamoreaux	Los Alamos National Laboratory	The Power of Nothing: Zeroing on the Casimir Effect
Mar. 5	Heidi Hammel	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Exploring the Giant Planets with Hubble Space Telescope
Mar. 10 Special date	Giovanni Bignami	Italian Space Agency	Comets, Planets and the Sky: Italy�s Roots in Space Joint Colloquium with the Center Director's Colloquium Series
Mar. 12	Dave Smith	GSFC Laboratory for Terrestrial Physics	New Findings from the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter
Mar. 19	Jean Carlson	U. Cal. Santa Barbara	Dynamic Modeling of  Earthquake Faults
Mar. 26	Dan Carter	New Century Pharmaceuticals	Growing Crystals in  Microgravity
Apr. 2	Saul Perlmutter	Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory	Distant Supernovae and the Accelerating Universe
Apr. 9	Edward Kolb	Fermi National Laboratory	What's the Matter with the Universe:  Photinos, Neutrinos, Wimpzillas, Omega, Lambda, et al.
Apr. 16	Miles McPhee	McPhee Research Co.	The Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic--The Problem and the Program
Apr. 23	Robert Atlas and Antonio Busalacchi	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Use of Satellite Observations in Support of Weather and Short-Term Climate Prediction
Apr. 30	Christian Kummerow	GSFC Laboratory for Atmospheres	The Early Results from TRMM
May 7	Frank McDonald	University of Maryland	40 Years of Science at Goddard
May 14	Craig DeForest	GSFC/Stanford	Polar Plumes of the Sun
May 21	John Learned	U. Hawaii	The Discovery of Neutrino Oscillations and Mass:   Muon Disappeareance at SuperKamiokande
May 28	Jocelyn Bell Burnell	Open University	In Pursuit of Pulsars
Jun. 4	Jeremiah Ostriker	Princeton University	JOHN C. LINDSAY MEMORIAL LECTURE Computing the Cosmos

All colloquia will be held in the Building 3 Auditorium at 3:30 p.m. Coffee and tea will be served in the Lobby beforehand, courtesy of GEWA. If you plan to attend and do not have a NASA badge, please contact Carol Krueger, at (301) 286-6878, at least 24 hours beforehand. To be added to our mailing list, call the same number.

Goddard Scientific Colloquium Committee
Bob Cahalan              Barbara Giles              John Pearl
Jim Collatz                  Demos Kazanas         Jerry Soffen
Joe Dolan                   Paul Lowman              Caroline Stahle
Jim Foster                   Steve Maran               Dave Thompson, Chair.

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