Adaptive Optics Seminar - Fall 2008

Tuesday, 12:10pm - 1pm - Old Minor Hall, room 394  (campus map)


Date
Speaker
Affiliation
Title
09/23
Gaspard Duchêne
UC Berkeley
Adaptive optics observations of protoplanetary disks
10/07


no meeting this week
10/21
Nate McCrady
UCLA
PSF Variation and Crowded Field Photometry with Laser Guide STar Adaptive Optics
10/28
Nicholas McConnell
UC Berkeley
The Frontier of Black Hole Measurements
11/04
TBA

Election Day
11/18
Eddie Laag
UC Riverside
New Insights from MCAO Experiments in the Lab for Adaptive Optics
12/09
Marshall Perrin
UCLA
Differential Imaging Polarimetry with Adaptive Optics
12/16
Don Miller
U. Indiana
Imaging the thick retina: AO-OCT to AO beacon analysis


This bi-weekly seminar aims at bringing together several communities of adaptive optics users and developers across UC campuses to foster rich exchanges of expertise and experience, continuing the tradition that has grown during the existence of the NSF-funded Center for Adaptive Optics. Talks are intended for mixed audiences from the astronomy, vision science and instrument development communities, providing an up-to-date view of what current adaptive optics systems do and how they will improve in upcoming years.


Contact: Gaspard Duchêne (Assistant Researcher, Astronomy Department, gduchene-at-astro.berkeley.edu).