THE PSI SEMINAR SERIES: WEDNESDAYS

3:00pm PSI Tea, 3:30pm PSI Seminar

NOTE: Tea and seminars are held in PSI's west wing. For maps and directions click here.

Spring 2006

Date	Speaker	Title (link to abstract)
Thursday, Jan 5	Edward F. Tedesco University of New Hampshire	The Asteroid Size-Frequency Distribution: Fact and Fantasy
Jan 11	Vicki Hansen University of Minnesota Duluth	Spatially Isolated Time-Transgressive Equilibrium Resurfacing; the SPITTER hypothesis, an alternative for catastrophic resurfacing of Venus
Thursday, Feb 16	William Feldman Los Alamos National Laboratory / PSI	Water on Mars: Scientific Results from the Mars Odyssey Neutron Spectrometer
Feb 22	Mikhail Zolotov Dept. of Geological Sciences, Arizona State University	Water-Rock Reactions on Non-Planetary Bodies in the Early Solar System
Mar 1	Jim Skinner US Geological Survey, Flagstaff AZ	Rejuvenated Lunar Geologic Mapping: Overview and Copernicus Quadrangle Status
Mar 15	LPSC XXXVII - Houston, TX
Mar 22	Heather Viles and Bethany Ehlmann Oxford University Centre for the Environment	Rock breakdown on Earth and Mars
Thursday, Mar 23, 11AM	Hideaki "Hirdy" Miyamoto Dept. of Geosystem Engineering, University of Tokyo / PSI	Preliminary results of the multiband imager of the Hayabusa mission
Apr 12	Matt Chamberlain Planetary Science Institute	Application of surface thermal models to martian ground ice
Apr 26	David P. O'Brien Planetary Science Institute	Terrestrial Planet Formation with Strong Dynamical Friction
June 28	Humberto Campins Dept. of Physics, University of Central Florida	The nature of comet-asteroid transition object (3200) Phaethon
To be rescheduled	Edward Guinan Dept. of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Villanova University	The Young and Restless Sun: Effects of the Young Sun's Strong Magnetic Activity on Paleo-Planetary Atmospheres and the Evolution of Life in the Solar System

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