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Bioastronomy 2007: Molecules, Microbes and Extraterrestrial Life New |
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This meeting will serve to bring together an international interdisciplinary group of researchers
to share and discuss the latest findings related to origins of solar systems, space resources and
exploration for life, topics highly relevant to the new NASA Exploration vision. As an outcome of
this meeting we expect to produce a refereed Conference Volume, and through a teacher
education program, forge new education collaborations. See detail
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The Workshop on the Chronology of Meteorites and the Early Solar System
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The workshop will be held November 5-7, 2007, at the Sheraton Kauai Resort, Poipu Beach, Koloa, Hawaii.
For further information, please refer to the first announcement at:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/metchron2007/home.shtml
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Special Session at the AAS 210th Hawaii Meeting. Hot Earths:
Formation, Detection, and Structure
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The session will focus on Earth-mass planets on orbits close to their
parent stars, objects that could be detected by the COROT and Kepler
missions and ground-based high precision radial velocity surveys. Topics
will include how such planets might form, how physically and chemically
diverse they might be, how their properties might be determined, and
whether any of them might be able to support recognizable life. The
session will consist of invited talks and an associated poster session.
For more information contact Nader Haghighipour. (nader "at"
ifa.hawaii.edu) or Eric Gaidos (gaidos "at" hawaii.edu).
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| Lysa in the ANSMET project
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Postdoc Opportunity
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Lysa Chizmadia, our postdoc, has been selected to join the ANSMET (The Antarctic Search
For Meteorites) team to collect meteorites on the Scott, Reedy and Klain Glacier Systems with the reconnaissance team. Check out the ANSMET blog |
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Young Variable Stars - Astrobiology Postdoctoral Fellow. The Institute for Astronomy (IfA) invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow with interests in young variable stars to work with the University of Hawaii's NASA Astrobiology Institute lead team.
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