Re: Fw: 💫 3 days: 1st Living Room Lecture June 8

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

Did you tell David and Susan?

 > From: Noelle <noelle>
 > Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2020 15:30:40 +0000 (UTC)
 >
 >  Mt Hamilton observatory closed to summer events but they have Zoom meetings 
 >  coming up
 > 
 >     ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: UC Observatories <http://www.ucolick.org/~mcampbell>
 >     To: "http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg"; <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>Sent: Friday, June 5,
 >      2020, 03:44:14 PM PDT
 > |  
 > 🔭 Astronomy Virtual Event
 > Monday at 4pm PDT!
 > |    |
 > |  
 > •••Join us live next Monday, June 8 at 4pm PDT•••
 > Dr. Claire Max, Director of UC Observatories will launch our Living Room 
 > Lectures via Zoom. We also plan to share via UCO's Facebook page on June 8 
 > at 4pm (PDT). 
 > 
 > Dr. Max will talk about her current research interests including ADAPTIVE 
 > OPTICS, LASER GUIDE STARS, and COLLIDING GALAXIES! This is going to be a 
 > fantastic insight into the world of astronomy. Join us live!
 > 
 > Save this Zoom link it will be used for this event and all future Living Room 
 > Lectures:  https://ucsc.zoom.us/j/98932317498. ;
 > 
 > The video of this talk will be made available after the event on our Facebook 
 > page and our YouTube channel. We'll send out a link shortly after the event.  |
 > 
 > |  
 > Brief Biography - Claire Ellen Max
 > Claire Max is the Bachmann Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the 
 > University of Ca, Santa Cruz, where she is Director of the University 
 > of Ca Observatories. She graduated from Radcliffe College (A.B.) and 
 > Princeton University (Ph.D.), and was a postdoc at UC . Dr. Max was a 
 > physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for many years, where 
 > she was the founding director LLNL's branch of the Institute of Geophysics and 
 > Planetary Physics. At UC Santa Cruz she was a founder and Director of the 
 > Center for Adaptive Optics, an NSF Science and Technology Center.
 >  
 > She is a co-founder of the Akamai Workforce Initiative in Hawaii, which 
 > advances Hawaii college students into the high-technology workforce. She is 
 > faculty liaison for Education and Public Outreach programs at Lick Observatory 
 > on Mt. Hamilton in Ca.
 >  
 > Dr. Max is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy 
 > of Arts and Sciences, and the Ca Academy of Sciences. She is a Legacy 
 > Fellow of the American Astronomical Society, and a Fellow of the American 
 > Physical Society, the SPIE, and the American Association for the Advancement of 
 > Science. 
 > 
 > Awards
 > The Ernest O. Lawrence Award in Physics by the US Department of Energy in 2004
 > The James Madison Medal of Princeton University in 2009
 > The American Astronomical Society's Joseph Weber Award for Instrumentation in 
 > 2016.  |
 > 
 > 💫 UPCOMING EVENTS 🔭
 > Join us live on Monday, June 15 at 4pm PDT
 > Dr. Matthew Shetrone, Deputy Director of UC Observatories, kicks off our 
 > Ask-an-Astronomer series hosted on Lick Observatory Instagram live. Here is 
 > the perfect opportunity to have all of your astronomy questions answered, no 
 > lecture required! 
 > 
 > Send your questions in advance for Ask-an-Astronomer email http://www.ucolick.org/~social 
 > or post them on our UCO Facebook or Lick Observatory Instagram accounts. 
 > Tune in to watch live to see if your question gets selected that week.
 > 
 > Monday, June 22 at 4pm PDT
 > Living Room Lecture
 > Dr. Andy Skemer, UCSC
 > Topic: Imaging Planets around Other Stars 
 > Dr. Skemer will describe how we image exoplanets, why we image exoplanets, and 
 > where the field is heading as we develop technologies that will soon be capable 
 > of detecting bio-signatures on habitable planets.
 > Living Room Lecture Series shared via Zoom and via UCO Facebook
 > 
 > Monday, June 29 at 4pm PDT
 > Ask-an-Astronomer
 > Speaker TBD
 > Topic: You tell us!
 > Ask-an-Astronomer Series shared on Lick Observatory Instagram Live
 >    |