Area science event list

See wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/Area_science_event_info for the "instruction manual" for this list. August 2018 15 - 1PM - APS - Tour of Montgomery College Planetarium 16 - noon - NOAA - The Causes and Consequences of a Rapidly Changing Arctic 7PM - HAL - Determining Initial Conditions for Type Ia Supernovae 17 - 11AM - NASM - AC -star formation, interstellar space, astronomy in Chile 20 - 9PM - UMd. Obs. - Cool Science from Near the Sun 21 - 7PM - RSC 22 - noon - NOAA - Multi-stressor effects of ultraviolet light, temperature, and salinity on oil toxicity in estuarine species 23 - noon - NOAA - Climate Tidings of the Tides 4PM - NASM - The Space Force in Historical Context (registration required) 28 - noon - NOAA - The Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment: An Overview of Volume 1 3:30PM - UMdES - SS 29 - 10AM - UMdES noon - NOAA - Cooperative Monitoring Program for Fish Spawning Aggregations in the Gulf of Mexico 30 - 4:30PM? - UMdES - DS 7:30PM - ASG 31 - 11AM - UMdPS - NTS noon - UMdES - ACBBT Sept. 4 - 12:30PM - UMdBS - Dimensions US-China: Allosomes: An Unexplored Dimension of Biodiversity 8PM - STScI - 100 Ways to "Die" in the Universe 5 - noon - NOAA - Underwater: Rising Seas, Chronic Floods, and the Implications for U.S. Coastal Real Estate 6:30PM - CI - Backing Breakthroughs: The Story of the HPV Vaccine and the Future of Scientific Discovery (registration) 6 - noon - State of the Nation's River: How is the Potomac doing? 8 - 1:30PMK - NCAS - UFOs, the Air Force, and the Colorado Study 12 - noon - UMdBS - The sigma-1 receptor in CNS diseases 18 - 12:30PM - UMdBS - Latest results on B chromosomes in cichlid fishes 19 - 1PM - APS - Fermi's Decade of Observing the Extreme Universe 20 - 6:30PM - DASER - art and the brain (registration & photo ID required) 26 - 7PM - HHMI - How to Build a Dog in 2,392,715,236 Simple Steps (ticket required) 27 - 7:30PM - ASG - Scientific Visualization Oct. 2 - 12:30PM - UMdBS - Transcriptional regulation of tandem arrays of genes 8PM - STScI - Chasing Supernovae with Kepler