Listed below are the recorded colloquia received at ASIAA; a duplicate set of the BIMA tapes is kept at the Central University and is available to all astronomers in Taiwan. You are welcome to come to ASIAA to duplicate any BIMA tape for your own institutional use. Please contact Yi-Jehng Kuan (kuan@sinica.edu.tw) for details.

Colloquia given at Berkeley:

No.	Date	Title	Speaker	Affiliation
1.	08/29/96	An Introduction to Helioseismology*	Phil Stark	Univ. of California, Berkeley
2.	09/05/96	Red Distant Ellipiticals and the Age of the Universe*	Hyron Spinrad	Univ. of California, Berkeley
3.	09/12/96	Photon Bubble Oscillations in Accretion Powered Neutron Stars*	Richard Klein	Univ. California, Berkeley
4.	09/19/96	Binary White Dwarfs and Type Ia Supernova	James Liebert	Univ. of Arizona
5.	09/26/96	The Dark and Murky World of Spiral Galaxy Halos*	Dennis Zaritsky	UCSC/Lick Obs.
6.	10/03/96	Very Large Impacts and the Survival of Life on Earth and Mars*	Kevin Zahnle	NASA-Ames/UC-Berkeley
7.	10/10/96	The Stellar Population, Star-Forming History, and Structure of the Orion Nebular Cluster*	Lynne Hillenbrand	Univ. California, Berkeley
8.	10/17/96	Biological Perspectives on the Early Earth and the Origin of Life*	Norman Pace	Univ. California, Berkeley
9.	10/24/96	The Complete Radio Surveys and the Unification and Evolution of Radio Sources*	Patrick McCarthy	Obs. of the Carnegie Institution
10.	10/31/96	The Population of Active Galaxies in the Local Universe*	Luis Ho	CfA
11.	11/07/96	Why Are Extragalactic Globular Cluster Systems Useful?*	Steve Zepf	UC-Berkeley
12.	11/14/96	Measuring Omega from Cosmic Flows*	Avishai Dekel	Hebrew Univ./UC-Berkeley
13.	11/21/96	What the High Velocity Clouds Are?*	Leo Blitz	UC-Berkeley/RAL
14.	12/05/96	Isotopes and Origins from the Big Bang to Core Formation*	Charles Harper	The Templeton Foundation
15.	01/30/97	First ISO Results*	Ewine van Dishoeck	Leiden University
16.	02/06/97	The Structure, Environment, and Evolution of Quasi-Stellar Objects*	Joseph Miller	UCO, UC Santa Cruz
17.	02/20/97	Dusty Toroids in AGNs	Omer Blaes	UC Santa Barbara
18.	02/27/97	Supergiants as Tracers of Stellar and Galactic Evolution in the Galaxy, SMC, LMC, M31 and M33	Kim Venn	Macakster College
19.	03/06/97	Deep Infrared Imaging at High Spatial Resolution of Blue Compact Galaxies	Matt Bershady	Penn State Univ.
20.	03/13/97	Examination of the Martian Meteorite ALH84001 by Two-Steps Laser Mass Spectroscopy*	Richard N. Zare	Stanford Univ.
21.	03/20/97	Accretion Disk for Pedestrians	Steven Balbus	Univ. of Virginia
22.	04/03/97	Asteroids*	Eugene Shoemaker	US Geological Survey
23.	04/10/97	Cosmic Velocity Fields and Their Interpretations	Marc Davis	UC-Berkeley
24.	04/17/97	Large-Scale Redshift Surveys*	Margaret Geller	CfA
25.	04/24/97	Lyman Alpha Clouds*	Arthur Wolfe	UCSD
26.	05/01/97	BIMA Results*	John Carlstrom	Univ. of Chicago
27.	05/08/97	Magnetospheres*	Margaret Kivelson	IGPP/UCLA
28.	08/29/97	The Invisible Jupiter in 3-D (incomplete)	Imke de Pater	UCB
29.	09/04/97	The BIMA Array and Star Formation*	Jack Welch	UCB/RAL
30.	09/18/97	Does the Supernova Synthesis of Gold, Uranium, and Other Neutron-Rich Heavy Elements Suggest that Neutrinos Have Masses, Possibly Even Cosmologically Significant Masses?	George Fuller	UCSD
31.	09/25/97	The Dark Mass at the Center of the Galaxy*	Reinhard Genzel	MPE
32.	10/02/97	Protoplanetary Disks*	Peter Goldreich	Caltech
33.	10/09/97	Searching for New Forms of Carbon	Richard Saykally	UC-Berkeley
34.	10/16/97	Dynamical Signatures of Rotating Bars in Disk Galaxies	Chi Yuan	City College of NY
35.	10/23/97	Detonation Cells in Type Ia Supernovae*	Craig Wheeler	U Texas-Austin
36.	10/30/97	Constraining Omega with Clusters of Galaxies	Neta Bahcall	Princeton
37.	11/06/97	Galaxy Formation and Lyman Alpha Clouds*	Ed Salpeter	Cornell
38.	11/13/97	Extrasolar Giant Planets and Brown Dwarfs*	Adam Burrows	U Arizona
39.	11/20/97	Gamma-Ray Burst Sources*	Jan van Paradijs	U Amsterdam
40.	11/27/97	Origins of Planetary Atmospheres*	Toby Owen	U Hawaii
41.	01/22/98	The Search for Origins: Probing the Earliest Stages of Star Formation*	Grace Wolf-Chase	UCSC
42.	01/29/98	The MSX Satelilite: Far-Ultraviolet to Mid-Infrared*	Martin Cohen	UCB Astronomy
43.	02/12/98	Circumstellar Dust, AGBs. Supernovae and Galactic Speculations*	Jerry Wasserburg	Caltech
44.	02/19/98	The Initial Mass Function Beyond the Substellar Limit*	Eduardo Martin	UCB Astronomy
45.	02/26/98	Dust and Star Formation in UV-Bright Galaxies*	Daniela Calzetti	STScI
46.	03/19/98	Molecular Line Measurements of the Orion Region*	Thomas Wilson	SMTO/U. Arizona
47.	04/16/98	The Kilohertz Oscillation in Accreting Neutron Stars and Black Holes*	Michiel van der Klis	Univ. Amsterdam
48.	09/03/98	A Search for Terrestrial Planets around CM Draconis*	Laurance Doyle	NASA Ames
49.	09/10/98	A Sharp Look at the Sun with the Transition Region and Coronal Explorer*	Karel Schrijver	Lockheed
50	09/17/98	A Candidate Protoplant in Taurus Star Forming*	Susan Terebey	Caltech
51.	09/24/98	High Proper Motion Stars in the Vicinity of SgrA*:Evidence for a Supermassive Black Hole at the Center of Our Galaxy*	Andrea Ghez	UCLA
52.	10/01/98	Cosmology with Gravitational Lenses*	Tom Broadhurst	UCB Astronomy
53.	10/08/98	The Molecular Environment of Low-mass Protostar*	Michiel Hogerheide	UCB Astronomy
54.	10/15/98	Twisted tales of Stars : New Images from the Diffraction Limit*	Peter Tuthill	Space Science Lab Berkeley
55.	10/22/98	State of the Cosmological Tests : A Revisionist View*	P.J.E. Peebles	Princeton Univ.
56.	10/29/98	The Arecibo Gregorian Telescope - History and Prospects*	Paul Goldsmith	Cornell Univ.
57.	11/05/98	Giant impact for Moon ; tektites ; giant landslides*	Jay Melosh	U. of AZ at Tucson
58.	11/12/98	The First Stars & Quasars in the Universe*	Avi Loeb	Harvard
59.	11/19/98	Dispersal of Disks around Young Stars*	Dave Hollenbach	NASA Ames
60.	12/03/98	Hubble Space Telescope Observation of Jupiterls Aurora	John T. Clarke	Univ. of Michigan
61.	01/21/99	Blazars*	Megan Urry	STScI
62.	01/28/99	Applications of HST Astrometry in Glabular Clusters*	Ivan King	UC Berkeley
63.	02/04/99	Probing the Universe with Quarsars	Chris Impey	Univ. of AZ at Tucson
64.	02/11/99	Coronal Mass Ejections: the Big Solar Stroms	Richard Wolfson	Middlebury College
65.	02/18/99	Dust, Local HII	Raja Guhatha Kurta	Lick Obs
66.	02/25/99	DM Profiles: Structure Formation Numerical Simulaiton	Julio Navarro	Victoria, Canada
67.	03/04/99	Asteroids	Norman Murray	CITA
68.	03/11/99	Gamma-Ray Burst	Bohdan Paczynski	Priceton
69.	03/18/99	LIGO & LISA: Detection of Gravitaitonal Wave	Thorne	Caltech
70.	04/01/99	AGN*	Ski Antonucci	UC Santa Barbara
71.	04/08/99	Precision Measurement Microlensing, Sgr A*, and Others*	Andy Gould	Ohio State Univ.
72.	04/15/99	Megamaser in AGN*	Konigl	Univ. of Chicago
73.	02/03/99	Reconstructing Gravitational Lense: Some Theory, Some Mass Maps & Some Interferences about Ho	Dr. Prasenjit Saha	Oxford Univ.
74.	02/10/99	Probing Supermassive Black Holes with X-ray Spectroscopy	Dr. Christopher Reynolds	Univ. of Chicago
75.	02/17/99	Combing CMB Experiments & Large Redshift Surveys*	Dr. Daniel Eisentein	Inst. for Advanced Study
76.	03/03/99	The Dynamical Evolution of Galaxies in Clusters*	Dr. John Dubinski	CITA, Univ. of Toronto
77.	03/10/99	Cosmic History since Z=5	Dr. Michael Fall	STScI
78.	03/17/99	Taking the Pulse of a Neutron Star*	Dr. M. Coleman Miller	Univ. of Chicago
79.	04/21/99	How Good is Newton's Law of Gravity	Dr. Philip Mannbeim	univ. of Connecticut
80.	05/05/99	Dusrt Lyman Alpha Emitters of High Redshift	Dr. Marco Spaans	Harvard-Smithsonian CfA
81.	09/09/99	Delivery of asteroids & meteoroids to the inner solar system	William Bottke	Cornell U.
82.	09/16/99	Seeing Light Through the Dark: Infrared Extiuction & the Nature of Dark Clouds	Charles Lada	Harvard Smithsouian, no discussion for the talk
83.	09/23/99	The Early evolution of Mars	Maria Zuber	MIT
84.	09/30/99	Lamda, or No Lamda	Alex Filippenko	UC Berkeley
85.	10/07/99	Looking for Extra-solar planets with Photometric and Astrometric Microlensing	Kim Griest	UCSD
86.	10/14/99	The Ionization History of the IGM	Jordi Miralda-Escude	U. Penn
87.	10/21/99	Weighing Cluster Galaxies using Gravitational Lensing	P. Natarajan	IOA, Yale
88.	10/28/99	Pulsar planets	Aleksander Wolszczan	Penn State
89.	11/04/99	Magnetic field in T-Tawii Stars	Chris Johns	Space Sciencs Lab
90.	12/02/99	Magnetized accretion onto Black Holes	Charles Gammie	UIUC
91.	01/20/2000	The Physics of Dense Object: from the Microphysics to	Gilles Chabrier	UCB
92.	Unknown	The Sige, Mass & Shape of the Milky Wang	Rob Olling	Rotgers
93.	Unknown	Paradigm lost? Nentrom Stars in SNR	Bryan Gaensler	MIT
94.	02/10/2000	Dusty disk around Nearby Stars	Eugene Chiang	Caltech
95.	02/17/2000	Resonances, Drag Forces and Jacabi Constant	Dong Hamilton	University of Maryland
96.	02/14/2000	Hobble const.	Wendy Freeman	WST viey project
97.	Unknown	Clusters of Galaxies: A Cosmological Laboratory	Joe Mohr	Chicago
98.	03/09/2000	The inpact of SN remmemts Molecular Clouds	Bill Reach	Caltech / IPAC
99.	03/16/2000	Pulsars in Globular Clusters	Fred Rasio	MIT
100.	03/23/2000	New Insights on the Angwar Momen for Evolution of Low-Mass Pre-Main Sequence Stars	Keivan Stassum	University of Wisconsin
101.	04/06/2000	Ultraprecise Photometry From Space: Exploring Pulsations and Planets with the "Humble Space Telescope"	Jaymie Matthews	University of British Coumbia
102.	04/13/2000	Cygnus X-3: A Turbo-charged Swan	Jocelyn Bell Burnell	Unknown
103.	04/20/2000	Obsuring Matter around Active Galactic Nuclei	Marco Salvati	Unknown
104.	09/07/2000	Recent Results from MAXIMA-1 & BOOMERanG LDB	Julian Borrill	Berkeley Colloquia
105.	09/14/2000	The Sunyaev Zel'dovich effect(s) in hydrodynamical simulations of structure formation	Volker Springel	Berkeley Colloquia
106.	09/21/2000	Where have all the Black holes gone ? Chandra Observations on the X-Ray Background	Richard Mushotsky	Berkeley Colloquia
107.	09/28/2000	Why are Nearby Galactic Nuclei So Dim ?	Eliot Quataert	Berkeley Colloquia
108.	10/05/2000	Coupling of climate change and tectonics on Venus: The latest wrinkles	Sean Solomon	Berkeley Colloquia
109.	10/25/2000	Do we have Standard Cosmological Model ?	David Spergel	Berkeley Colloquia
110.	11/02/2000	The Lumpy Bumpy Jumpy Martian Ionosphere: Crustal magnetocylinders and Response to Solar Activity	David Mitchell	Berkeley Colloquia
111.	11/09/2000	Gas and Dust in Protoplanetary	Ewine F. van Dishoeck	Berkeley Colloquia
112.	11/17/2000	Bottom up approach to cosmological clustering	Uros Seljak	Berkeley Colloquia
113.	11/30/2000	Observing the Assembly History of Galaxy	Richard Ellis	Berkeley Colloquia
114.	02/01/2001	Characterizing Extrasolar Planet Atmospheres	Sara Seager	Berkeley Colloquia
115.	03/01/2001	From Circumstellar Disks to Exoplanets	Steven Beckwith	Berkeley Colloquia
116.	03/08/2001	IfA	Harald Ebeling	Univ. of Hawaii
117.	03/15/2001	Extremely Cool White Dwarfs: Remnants of the Galaxy's Most Ancient Stars	Ben Oppenheimer	UCB
118.	03/22/2001	Probing Planet Formation in the Solar Neighborhood	Ray Jayawardhana	UCB
119.	04/05/2001	Infrared Imaging of Embedded Clusters: Constraints on Planet Formation and the IMF	Dr. Charlie Lada	Harved-Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
120.	04/12/2001	What do Meteorites Tell Us about the Formation of the Solar System	Frank Shu	UCB Astronomy
121.	04/19/2001	Recent Results from the Chandra X-ray Observatory	Harvey Tananbaum	Astronomy Sackler Lecturer
122.	05/03/2001	The Deep2 Redshift Survey: Plans and Prospects	Jeff Newman	UCB

Colloquia given at Illinois:

No.	Date	Title	Speaker	Affiliation
1.	09/10/96	Non-spherical Supernova Remnants: Radio Observations of SNR 1987A*	Bryan Gaenslar	Univ. of Sydney, Australia
2.	09/17/96	Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Magnetism	Boon Chye Low	High Altitude Observatory, Boulder
3.	09/24/96	Collimated Outflow and Shocked Emission in Young Planetary Nebulae*	Susan Trammell	Univ. of Chicago
4.	10/01/96	Large Scale Star Formation Processes in M51*	Robert Gruendl	Univ. of Illinois
5.	10/08/96	The Ultraviolet Spectrum of X-ray Irradiated Accretion Disk in Active Galactic Nuclei*	Mark Sincell	Univ. of Illinois
6.	10/15/96	Following Collapse to Neutron Stars and Black Holes without Crashing	Tom Baumgarte	Univ. of Illinois
7.	10/22/96	Geometry of AGB Mass Loss	Margaret Meixner	Univ. of Illinois
8.	10/29/96	Warped Disks, Sub-Parsec Jets, and Massive Blackholes: Recent Results from NGC 4258*	James Herrnstein	Center for Astrophysics, Harvard Univ.
9.	11/05/96	Circumstellar Disk*	Peter Goldreich	CalTech
10.	11/12/96	Clues to the Structure of X-Ray Clusters from Numerical Simulations	Greg Bryan	MIT
11.	11/19/96	The Population of Active Galaxies in the Nearby Universe	Luis Ho	CfA, Harvard
12.	11/26/96	Origin and Evolution of Luminous Infrared Galaxies*	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland
13.	12/03/96	Formation of Close Binary Degenerate Dwarfs	Alexander U. Tutukov	Institute of Astronomy of the Russian Academy
14.	12/10/96	Superluminal Sources in the Galaxy*	Felix Mirabel	Center d"Etudes de Saclay, France
15.	01/21/97	The Search for Large Interstellar Molecules of Biological Interest*	Lewis E. Snyder	U of Illinois
16.	01/28/97	Star Formation Histories of Local Group Dwarf Galaxies	Eva Grebel	U of Wuerzburg
17.	02/04/97	HST Spectroscopic Observations and Models of Eta Carina*	K. Davidson	U of Minnesota
18.	02/06/97	Sgr A* - The Galactic Center Radio Source	Wolfgang Duschl	I.T.A. Heidelberg
19.	02/11/97	Gravitational Lensing: Looking for Invisible Matter in the Universe*	C. Alcock	L.L.N.L.
20.	02/13/97	Dark Matter in the Galactic Halo: the Latest Results from the Macho Project*	C. Alcock	L.L.N.L.
21.	02/18/97	The Physical Properties of 90 AU to 250 AU Pre-Main-Sequence Binaries	Wolfgang Brandner	UIUC
22.	03/04/97	On the Evolution of Stars Which Form Electron-Degenerate Cores of Oxygenand Neon	Icko Iben	UIUC
23.	03/11/97	Self-Consistent Star Formation Histories of Dwarf Irregular Galaxies	E. Skillman	U of Minnesota
24.	03/18/97	What Can We Learn from the Cosmic Microwave Background?*	Martin White	University of Chicago
25.	04/01/97	Cosmological Constraints from X-Ray Properties of Galactic Clusters	Ue-Li Pen	Harvard Univ.
26.	04/08/97	Evolution of the Interstellar Medium in Dwarf Galaxies	Eric Wilcots	Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison
27.	04/10/97	Evolution of Circumstellar Disks	Charles Gammie	CfA
28.	04/15/97	The Songs of Neutron Stars: High-Frequency X-ray Brightness Oscillations	M. Coleman Mille	University of Chicago
29.	04/22/97	The CHARA Interferometric Array*	Harold McAlister	Georgia State University
30.	04/24/97	Formation and Evolution of Extrasolar Planetary Systems*	Fred Rasio	MIT
31.	04/29/97	X-ray View of Wind-Wind Interactions in Planetary Nebulae	You-Hua Chu	UIUC
32.	05/01/97	Convection: A Key to the Core Collapse Supernova Explosion Mechanism?	Doug Swesty	UIUC
33.	05/06/97	Baryons Found: Our New View of the Intergalactic Medium*	Michael Norman	UIUC
34.	06/02/97	Star Formation: Myths, Legends, and Unanswered Questions*	Derek Ward-Thompson	Royal Observatory - Edinburgh
35.	06/03/97	X-ray Observations of Starburst Galaxies	Norbert Junkes	Astrophysikalisches Institut Potsdam, Germany
36.	08/26/97	The Origin of Planetary Atmospheres: New Insights from Comets, Martian Meteorites and the Galileo Mission to Jupiter*	Tobias Owen	Univ. of Hawaii
37.	09/02/97	Radio Imaging Wide and Deep: Special Problems in Synthesis Imaging*	Dan Briggs	NCSA/Univ. of Illinois
38.	09/09/97	Exploring the Galactic Halo	Kenneth Yoss	Univ. of Illinois
39.	09/16/97	Two Hundred and Eleven Years of Planetary Nebula Research*	James B. Kaler	Univ. of Illinois
40.	09/23/97	X-ray Observations of the Hot Intergalactic Medium*	Daniel Q. Wang	Northwestern Univ.
41.	09/30/97	Open Universes from Inflation*	Joanne Cohn	Univ. of Illinois
42.	10/07/97	Past,Present, and Future of Radio Astronomy at Illinois*	George W. Swenson, Jr. & Lewis E. Snyder	Univ. of Illinois
43.	10/08/97	Binary Pulsars and Einstein's Gravity: A Layman's Guide to a Modern Astrophysical Experiment*	Nobel Laureate Joseph H. Taylor	Princeton Univ.
44.	10/09/97	Clocking Pulsars into the 21st Century*	Nobel Laureate Joseph H. Taylor	Princeton Univ.
45.	10/14/97	Intergalactic Medium at Low Redshift*	Michael Shull	Univ. of Colorado
46.	10/21/97	Another Piece of the Sky--SNR's in the Milky Way Halo*	Robin Shelton	Goddard Space Flight Center/NASA
47.	10/28/97	ROSAT Observations of Comets - a New class of X-ray Sources*	Konrad Dennerl	MPE, Garching, Germany
48.	11/04/97	Fossils in Martian Meteorites*	Bruce Fouke	Geology Dept, UIUC
49.	11/11/97	The Emission of the Ammonia and formyl Ion in Molecular Outflows	Jose Miquel Girart	Astronomy Dept, UIUC
50.	11/18/97	Galaxies in the Ultraviolet*	Robert O'Connell	Astronomy Dept, Univ of Virginia
51.	11/25/97	Observing the Motion of the R Aqr Jet*	Dr. Jan M. Hollis	GSFC/NASA
52.	12/02/97	Superbubble Absorption Line Systems	Adeline Caulet	ST-ECF, ESA/UIUC
53.	01/27/98	Precession of Orbits Due to Gravito-magnetism: Testing Predictions of General Relativity with X-ray Observations of Neutron Stars*	Sharon Morsink	U of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
54.	02/03/98	The Mixture of Interstellar Phases in the Magellanic Clouds*	John Dickey	U of Minnesota
55.	02/17/98	The Role of Relativistic Jets in AGN Research	Dinshaw Balsara	NCSA, U of Illinois
56.	02/24/98	Cosmic Seismology with the Microwave Anisotropy Probe (MAP) Mission*	Dr. Gary Hinshaw	Goddard Space Flight Center
57.	03/03/98	Gravitational Wve Detection: Seeing the Universe with New Eyes	Dr. Alan Wiseman	University of Chicago
58.	03/05/98	Instability and Turbulence in Accretion Disks	Dr. John Hawley	University of Virginia
59.	03/10/98	Magamaser Disks in AGN*	Dr. Arieh Konigl	University of Chicago
60.	03/17/98	Helium in the Universe--Past and Present	Dr. Dimitar Sasselov	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Cambridge, MA
61.	03/19/98	Microwave Emission from Interstellar Dust	Dr. Alex Lazarian	Princeton University Observastory
62.	03/31/98	X-Rays, Star Formation and The Solar Nebula*	Dr. Eric Feigelson	Department of Physics and Astrophysics, Penn State University
63.	04/02/98	Can Neutrino Effects Establish Supernovae as the Site of the R-process?*	Dr. Yong-Zhong Qian	Physics Department, Caltech
64.	04/07/98	Disk Galaxy Collisoins and Their Effects: After the "Impetuous Blast"*	Dr. Curt Struck	Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Iowa State University
65.	04/14/98	Surveying Mass Distribution on Cluster Scales via Gravitational Lensing	Dr. Mark Metzger	Department of Physics/Astronomy, Caltech
66.	04/21/98	Spectral Classification of the Las Campanas Galaxies: Type-dependence in Measures of Clustering	Dr. Ben Bromley	Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA
67.	04/28/98	Results from the MACHO Collaboration Search for Baryonic Dark Matter*	Dr. Kim Griest	Department of Physics, University of California
68.	09/15/98	Proto Planetary Nebulae Dustshells :the Fossil Records of AGB Star Mass Loss*	Dr. Margaret Meixner	University of Illinois
69.	09/22/98	Cosmology with Clusters of Galaxies	Dr. Chris Metzler	University of Illinois
70.	09/29/98	Deuterium, Big-Bang Nucleosynthesis, and Baryon Counting	Dr. Scott Burles	University of Chicago
71.	10/06/98	Gravitational Radiation from Accreting Neutron Stars : Implications for Millisecond Pulsar Formation and Ligo	Dr. Lars Bildsten	Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley
72.	10/13/98	Spectroscopy of Brown Dwarf Candidates in the Rho Ophiuchi Molecular Cloud	Dr. Bruce Wilking	Physics Department, University of Missouri, St. Louis
73.	10/20/98	How and When did the First Stars Form?*	Dr. Michael Norman	University of Illinois
74.	10/27/98	Multiwavelength Study of Photodissociation Regions and a Near-Infrared Imager	Rolaine Young Owl	University of Illinois
75.	11/17/98	Unraveling the Evolution of Galaxies*	Dr. Andy Connolly	Johns Hopkins University
76.	11/24/98	Interstellar Turbulence: Act Locally, Think Globally	Dr. Steve Shore	Indiana University at South Bend
77.	12/01/98	The Lyman-Alpha Forest and Cosmology*	Dr. Lam Hui	Fermilab
78.	12/08/98	Scientific Opportunities with the Space Infrared Telescope Facility (Sirtf)*	Dr. Michael Werner	Jet Propulsion Lab (Ipac)
79.	01/26/99	The Origin of Cosmic Rays*	Dr. Don Ellison	Department of Physics, North Carolina State University
80.	02/02/99	Magnetic Fields in Molecular Clouds - Observations Confront Theory*	Dr. Richard Crutcher	Astronomy Department, University of Illinois
81.	02/09/99	The structure of Molecular Clouds and the Formation of stars*	Dr. Chris McKee	Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley
82.	02/16/99	The Far-Infrared Polarization Specturm of Molecular Clouds*	Dr. Roger Hildebrand	Enrico Fermi Inst., University of Chicago
83.	02/23/99	Cosmic Microwave Background Fluctuatios as a Probe of Cosmology*	Dr. Dave Spergel	Princeton University Observatory, Princeton, NJ
84.	03/03/99	The Helium-3 Problem*	Dr. Bob Rood	Department of Astronomy, University of Virginia
85.	03/09/99	Supernova Remnants and the Interstellar Medium of the Large Magellanic Cloud	Dr. Rosa Williams	Astronomy Department, University of Illinois
86.	03/23/99	The Nature of the Early Universe as Revealed from Studies of Extremely Metal-Poor Stars*	Dr. Tim Beers	Department of Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University
87.	03/30/99	Imaging the Entire Southern Sky in Halpha*	Dr. Peter McCullough	Department of Illinois, University of Illinois
88.	04/06/99	Lithium, Beryllium, and Boron in Cosmology and Cosmic Rays	Dr. Brian Fields	Astronomy Department, University of Illinois
89.	04/13/99	Gamma-Ray Bursts - A Puzzle Being Resolved*	Dr. Tsvi Piran	Astronomy Department, Columbia University
90.	04/20/99	ExtraSolar Planets: What Have We Learned?*	Dr. Bill Cochran	McDonald Observatory, University of Texas
91.	04/27/99	Cosmic Rays, Supernovae, amnd Light Element Production*	Dr. Doug Duncan	Dept. of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Chicago
92.	05/04/99	Vela Z, the Closest Supernova Remnant*	Dr. Mirislav Filipovic	University of Western Sydney, Sydney, Australia
93.	09/07/99	New Twist on an Old Idea: Warped Disks in Active Galactic Nuclei and X-Ray Binaries	Draza Markovic	Physics Department, University of Illinois
94.	09/14/99	Solar System Dynamics	Norman Murray	Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics University of Toronto
95.	09/21/99	Measurement of Magnetic Fields from Linear Polarization of Dust Emission	Ramprasad Rao	Department of Astronomy, University of Illinois
96.	09/28/99	Ted Bergin	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	Water and Molecular Oxygen in the Interstellar Medium: New Insights from the Submillimeter-Wave Astronomy Satellite
97.	10/05/99	Dust Around Carbon-rich Evolved Stars	Angela Speck	Department of Astronomy, University of Illinois
98.	10/19/99	Cosmic Fireworks: the Combustion Physics of Type Ia Supernova Explosions	Jens Niemeyer	University of Chicago
99.	10/26/99	Measuring the Universe with Supernovae -- Evidence for a Cosmological Constant	Robert P. Kirshner	Harvard University
100.	11/02/99	From Dust to Planets: Body Building in Protestellar Disks	Jeremy Goodman	Princeton University Observatory
101.	11/09/99	Protoplanetary Nebulae: Observations of Molecular Emission	Valentin Bujarrabal	Observatorio Astronomico Nacional, Spain
102.	11/16/99	Detection of the Earliest Galaxies in the Universe	Rennan Barkana	Institute for Advance Study Princeton University
103.	11/23/99	My Life and Times as an Astrophysicist	Icko Iben	Department of Astronomy, University of Illinois
104.	12/07/99	Cosmology with the Lyman Alpha Forest	Martin Haehnelt	Max-Planck fur Astrophysik Garching, Germany
105.	01/18/2000	Pulsars in Globular Clusters	Fred Rasio	Physics Department, MIT
106.	01/25/2000	Quintessential Cosmology	Robert Caldwell	Physics Department, Princeton University
107.	02/01/2000	Ultraluminous Submillimeter Galaxies at High Redshift	David Frayer	Astronomy Department, Caltech
108.	02/08/2000	The Origins of Galactic Halo Gas: Accretion and Fountain Flows	Bart Wakker	Astronomy Department, University of Wisconsin
109.	02/15/2000	TeV Gamma-Ray Astronomy	James Buckley	Department of Physics Washington University, St. Louis, MO
110.	03/21/00	Cygnus X-3: A Conundrum and A Can of Worms	Dr. Jocelyn Bell-Burnell	Department of Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
111.	03/28/00	Galaxy Cluster Evolution and Cosmology	Dr. Joe Mohr	Chandra Fellow, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
112.	04/04/00	A NICMOS Map of the Hubble Deep Field-The Evolutions of Early-Type Galaxies.	Dr. Adam Standford	Lawrence Livermore National lab., Livermore, CA
113.	04/11/00	New Results on the Lowest Luminosity Active Galaxies.	Dr. Joseph Shields	Department of Physics and Astronomy, Ohio University
114.	04/14/00	High Resolution Imaging and Spectroscopy with the Chandra X-ray observatory.	Dr. Harvey Tananbaum	Director of the Chandra Science Center, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
115.	04/18/00	Spirals and Others in the Virgo Cluster.	Dr. Vera Rubin	Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington, D.C.
116.	04/25/00	The WHAM H-Alpha Survey.	Dr. Matthew Haffner	University of Wisconsin, Department of Astronomy, Madison, Wisconsin.
117.	05/02/00	The Extragalactic Distance Scale.	Dr. Brad Gibson	University of Colorado, CASA, Boulder, CO
118.	09/05/00	Searching For Planets Around Hot White Dwarfs	Dr. You-Hua Chu	Astronomy Department University of Illinois
119.	09/12/00	Interstellar Glycolaldehyde: From Conception to Detection of the Simplest Sugar	Dr. Frank Lovas	National Inst for Stds and Technology ( retired ) and Astronomy Department University of Illinois
120.	09/19/00	Dust Around Oxygen-Rich Evolved Stars	Dr. Angela Speck	Astronomy Department University of Illinois
121.	09/26/00	The Whole Earth Telescope: International Adventures in Stellar Seismology	Dr. Steven Kawaler	Department of Physics and Astronomy Iowa State University
122.	10/03/00	The Hubble Deep Fields and its Legacy	Dr. Steve Beckwith	STScI
123.	10/04/00	Are We Alone?	Dr. Steve Beckwith	STScI
124.	10/10/00	Star Formation from the Astrochemical Perspective: What does the deuterium chemistry tell us?	Dr. Ronak Shah	Department of Astronomy University of Illinois
125.	10/24/00	Simulations of Astrophysical Thermonuclear Flashes	Dr. Bruce Fryxell	ASCI Flash Center University of Illinois
126.	10/31/00	Djehuty: Prospects for 3-D Stellar Models ( with particular reference to contact binaries and tidal friction )	Dr. Peter Eggleton	Lewrence Livermore National Lab
127.	11/07/00	The Ultimate Fates of the Planets	Dr. Lee Anne Willson	Department of Physics and Astronomy Iowa State University
128.	11/14/00	The Inner Structure of Active Galactic Nuclei: Critical Tests of the Black-Hole Model	Dr. Brad Peterson	Department of Astronomy Ohio State University
129.	11/28/00	The Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer Mission: Science and Surprises	Dr. Ken Sembach	Department of Physics and Astronomy Johns Hopkins University
130.	12/05/00	Simulations of Turbulent Convection in Stars	Dr. Paul Woodward	University of Minnesota
131.	01/23/2001	New Generation Cluster Catalogs from the SDSS	Jim Annis	Fermilab
132.	01/24/2001	A Forest of Filaments: Probing Cosmology with the Intergalactic Medium	Rupert Croft	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
133.	01/30/2001	Mining the Sky: New Astronomy in a World of Virtual Observatories	Robert J. Brunner	CalTech
134.	02/06/2001	New Frontiers for Cosmic Microwave Background Research	Ben Wandelt	Princeton University
135.	02/13/2001	High Resolution Soft X-ray Spectroscopy of Cosmic Sources with the Reflection Grating Spectrometer on XMM-Newton	Frits Paerels	Columbia University
136.	02/14/2001	The Abundance of Galactic Satellites in Hierarchical Models: Problems and Possible Solutions	Andrey Kravtsov	Ohio State University
137.	02/20/2001	Frontiers in Computational Cosmology	Renyue Cen	Princeton Univ. Observatory
138.	02/27/2001	Gravitational Radiation Instabilities in Rotating Neutron Stars	Lee Lindblom	Caltech
139.	03/27/2001	Weak Lensing and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey	Albert Stebbins	Fermilab
140.	04/03/2001	Things Invisible to See: Supermasive Black Holes	Doug Richstone	Univ. of Michigan
141.	04/10/2001	A Canonical Picture for Clusters of Galaxies	August Evrard	Univ. of Michigan
142.	04/17/2001	Probing the End of the Cosmological Dark Age	Zoltan Haiman	Princeton Univ.
143.	04/24/2001	Ringing in the New Cosmology: Acoustic Peak in the Cosmic Microwave Background	Wayne Hu	Univ. of Chicago
144.	05/01/2001	Cosmology with New Cosmic Microwave Background Anisotropy and SZE Measurements	John Carlstrom	Univ. of Chicago
145.	10/27/1999	The Universe: Big, Old, Accelerating?	Robert Kirshner	Harvard Univ.
146.	10/04/2000	Are We Alone?	Steven Beckwith	Space Telescope Science Institute
147.	10/09/2001	Star Formation Activity In Dwarf Irregular Galaxies	Liese van Zee	Indiana University
148.	10/16/2001	The Cosmological Origin of Galaxy Morphologies and Scaling Laws	Julio Navarro	University of Victoria
149.	10/23/2001	Numerical and Semi-analytic Models for Galaxy Formation in CDM Universes	Volker Springel	MPA, Garching
150.	10/30/2001	Interstellar Dust: The Role of Ultrasmall Grains	Bruce Draine	Princeton University
151.	11/06/2001	Global Hydrodynamic and MHD Models of Accretion Flows Around Compact Objects	James Stone	University of Maryland
152.	11/13/2001	Opening a New Window on the Universe: The Low Frequency Array (LOFAR)	Joseph Lazio	Naval Research Laboratory
153.	11/27/2001	The Sub-stellar IMF in Regions of High Mass Star Formation	Michael Meyer	Steward Observatory, University of Arizona
154.	12/04/2001	Dust Formation and Mass Loss on the Asymptotic Giant Branch	Ciska Kemper	Unibersity of Amsterdam
155.	01/15/2002	What Can We Learn From the SuperNovae Acceleration Probe-SNAP About Dark Energy?	Jochen Weller	Cambridge Universit
156.	01/12/2002	The Sunyaev-Zeldovich Search For Missing Baryons	Ue-Li Pen	University of Toronto
157.	01/29/2002	High Mass Star Formation and Molecular Clouds	Thomas Wilson	MPIfR and University of Arizona
158.	01/30/2002	Dynamical Effects of Mergers between Clusters of Galaxies	Paul Ricker	University of Chicago
159.	02/05/2002	The History of Intergalactic Baryons	Romeel Dave	University of Arizona
160.	02/12/2002	The Past, Present, and Future of the Molecular Gas in Elliptical Galaxies	Lisa Young	New Mexico Institude of Mining and Technology
161.	02/19/2002	From Interstellar Dust to Star and Planets	Leslie Looney	MPE - Garching
162.	02/26/2002	Gravitational Waves From Unstable Neutron Stars: Surprise and Speculation	John Friedman	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
163.	03/12/2002	Computational Astrostatistics: Novel Tools for Cosmology	Robert Brunner	CalTech
164.	03/26/2002	Cosmic Inflation and the Arrow of Time	Andreas Albrecht	UC-Davis
165.	04/16/2002	Methanol Masers as a Diagnostic Tool for Shocked Regions	Andrej Sobolev	Ural State University
166.	04/30/2002	Planet Formation in the Outer Solar System	Scott Kenyon	Harvard, CfA
167.	04/24/2002	Heavy Elements at High Redshifts: The Quest for Population III	Wallace Sargent	CalTech
168.	05/01/2002	Weighing Rich Clusters of Galaxies	Margaret Geller	Harvard, CfA

Colloquia given at Maryland:

No.	Date	Title	Speaker	Affiliation
1.	09/19/96	On Turbulent Pressure Confinement of Ultra Compact HII Regions	Taoling Xie	Univ. of Maryland
2.	09/24/96	The Galactic Interstellar Medium: What Gets It Hot and What Keeps It Cool*	Mark Wolfire	National Aero-Space Museum
3.	10/02/96	Observing Accreting Compact Stars with RXTE*	Jean Swank	NASA-Goddard
4.	10/03/96	The Dynamics of the Galactic Wind in M82*	Patrick Shopbell	CalTech
5.	10/09/96	The Diversity of Supernova	Roger Chevalier	Univ. of Virginia
6.	10/24/96	Recent Science Results from HST*	Robert Williams	STScI
7.	11/06/96	Orbital Evolution of an Unusual Pulsar Binary in the SMC and Evidence for Asymmetric Supernova	Pawan Kumar	Inst. for Advanced Study, Princeton
8.	11/13/96	The Microwave Anisotropy Probe (MAP) Mission*	Charles Bennett	GSFC
9.	11/14/96	X-Rays & Star Formation*	Eric Feigelson	Univ. of Pennsylvania
10.	11/20/96	The Propagation of the Highest Energy Particles in Cosmic Rays through the Universe	Peter L. Biermann	Max-Planck-Institut fur Radioastronomie
11.	11/28/96	Accretion Disk Eruption in Extreme Mass Ratio Binaries*	Wan Chen	Goddard Space Flight Center
12.	12/04/96	GRO-J1744-28	Chryssa Kouvelwton	NASA-Marshall
13.	02/19/97	Comets and Their Origin*	Jane Luu	Harvard Univ.
14.	02/26/97	Accretion Disk Turbulence for Pedestrians	Steve Balbus	U. of Virginia
15.	03/05/97	The NRAO Millimeter Array: Looking to the Future*	Robert Brown	NRAO
16.	03/12/97	Clusters of Galaxies: A Cosmological Laboratory*	Richard Mushotzky	NASA/Goddard
17.	03/13/97	The Milky Way Magnetic Field Mapping Mission: M4*	Don Clemens	Boston University
18.	04/02/97	Evolutionary Effects of Irradiation in Close Binaries	Juhan Frank	Louisiana State Univ.
19.	04/09/97	The Arecibo Gregorian Telescope: Technical Perspective and Scientific Prospects*	Paul Goldsmith	Cornell Univ./National Astronomy & Ionosphere Center
20.	04/16/97	Searching for Shocks in NGC 4258	Gerald Cecil	Univ. of North Carolina
21.	04/17/97	Star Formation Induced by the Spiral Density Wave in M99	Rosa Gonszlez	STScI
22.	04/23/97	Interferometric Imaging of the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect*	John Carlstrom	Univ. of Chicago
23.	10/16/97	Gravitational Collapse, Self-Similar Evolution, and the Formation of Protostars and Disks	Shantanu Basu	CITA
24.	10/22/97	Gamma-Ray Bursts: Basking in the Afterglow*	Bonnard Teegarden	NASA/Goddard
25.	11/05/97	Sub-parsec Scale Warped Disks and Synchrotron Jets in Active Galactic Nuclei*	James Moran	Harvard/CfA
26.	12/03/97	The Centers of Elliptical Galaxies*	Scott Tremaine	Princeton Univ.
27.	02/04/98	A Lightweight Universe*	Neta Bahcall	Princeton
28.	02/25/98	Shock Excited Maser Emission From Supernova Remnants*	Dale Frail	NRAO
29.	04/01/98	Interactions of Binary Stars and Planets with Disks*	Steve Lubow	Space Telescope Science Institute
30.	04/08/98	The Perseus Spiral Arm of the Galaxy*	Mark Heyer	FCRAO, Univ of Massachusetts
31.	04/15/98	The 1/4 keV Sky, from the Solar Neighborhood to the Virgo Cluster*	Steve Snowden	GSFC
32.	04/22/98	Disk Galaxies with Complex Kinematics*	Vera Rubin	Carnegie Institution of Washington
33.	04/29/98	Cores, Jets and Bipolar Outflows in Star Formation*	Zhi-Yun Li	Univ of Virginia
34.	04/30/98	Star Formation at High Redshift*	Marco Spaans	John Hopkins Univ
35.	05/07/98	Black Hole Binaries and the Shapes of Galaxies*	Gerry Quinlan	Rutgers Univ
36.	05/06/98	ISO's View on the Interstellar Medium and Star Formation	Dr. Ewine Van Dishoeck	Leiden University
37.	09/30/98	Dust Absorption and the Luminosity Density at 2-3*	Dr. Gerhardt Meurer	Johns Hopkins University
38.	11/04/98	Status Report on Project Phoenix, a Privately Funded Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence*	Dr. Jill Tarter	SETI Institute
39.	11/11/98	Brown Dwarf : from Mythical to Ubiquitous	Prof. James Leibert	Univ. of Arizora
40.	12/02/98	The Hubble Deep Fields*	Dr. Henery Ferguson	STScI
41.	01/21/99	Protoplanetary Disks*	Anne Dutrey	as seen by the IRAM
42.	09/09/99	The role of Spiral Density Ware to the Semlar Evolution of Disk Galaxies & the Galactic ISM	Xiaolei Zhang	CFA
43.	09/15/99	Numerical Simulations of Galaxy clnster Mergers	Paul Ricker	Univ. of Chicago
44.	09/29/99	Neutrino Astronomy at the South Pole	Dr. Tim Miller	Bartol Research Institute
45.	10/06/99	The Auger Project: An Observatory for the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays	Dr. Jim Beatty	Penn State Univ.
46.	11/17/99	The HeII Gunn-Peterson Effect*	Dr. Sarc Heap	GSFC
47.	12/01/99	Gamma-Ray Bursts as a Probe of the Very High-Redshift Universe	Dr. Donald Lamb	Univ. of Chicago
48.	12/08/99	Ultraluminous Inforared Galaxies in the SIRTF Era	Dr. Lee Armus	SIRTF Science Center, Caltech
49.	02/02/00	The Evolution of the Intergabtic Mediun	Dr. Romeel Dave	Princetan Univ.
50.	02/09/00	Adventures with Rubble Diles The Evolution of Fragile Planete simals	Dr. Derek Richardson	Univ. of Washigton
51.	02/16/00	Cosmic Fireworks: the Combustion Physics of Type Ia Supernova Explosions	Dr. Jens Niemeyer	Univ. of Chicago
52.	02/23/00	Models for Type Ia Supernova and Evoluvinary Effects with Redshift	Dr. Peter Hoeflich	Unvi. Of Texas
53.	03/01/00	The Abundence of Galacfic Safellites in Hierarchical Models: Problems & Possible Solutions	Dr. Andrey Kratsuv	Ohio State University
54.	03/15/00	The Top & Bottom of the Galactiv Mass Function from Gravitational Microlensiy Obserbation	Dr. David Benneff	Notre Dame Univ.
55.	04/05/00	Compact Objects in Close Binaries From Birth to coalescence	Dr. Vicky Kalogera	CFA
56.	04/12/00	The Next Generation Space Telescope	Dr. John Mather	Goddard Space Flight (enter)
57.	04/26/00	Cosmic Habitability: The Urigin and Character of Planetary System	Dr. David Koerner	Univ. of Pennsylvania
58.	05/03/00	Seeds of Cosmic Structure: Quantum Fluctuations in the Primordial Soup	Dr. Rocky Kolb	Univ. of Chicago/FNAL
59.	09/20/00	The Hubble Deep Field and Its Legacy	Dr. Steven Becklin	STScI
60.	09/27/00	Imaging of High Mass Planets & Brown Dwarfs around Main Sequence Stars	Dr. Eric Becklin	UCLA
61.	10/04/00	The Physics of X-ray Jets	Dr. Megan Urry	STScI
62.	11/15/00	Distant Cluster Hunting the Past and the Promise	Dr. Megan Urry	STScI
63.	12/13/00	Effects of Grazing Encounters in Spiral Galaxies	Dr. Debbie Elmegreen	Vassar College

Colloquia given at ASIAA:

No.	Date	Title	Speaker	Affiliation
1.	10/21/96	Cosmic Ray Induced Star Formation*	Ronald Ekers	Australian Telescope
2.	10/21/96	Protostellar Cosmic Rays and Extinct Radioactivities*	Frank H Shu	UC-Berkeley
3.	03/03/97	The Search for High Mass Protostars: NGC2024, NGC281 and W3*	Thomas L. Wilson	Max-Planck-Institut fu"r Radioastronomie
4.	03/08/97	The Mystery of Planetary Nebulae*	Sun Kwok	Univ. of Calgary, Canada
5.	02/25/99	TAOS Status 1.TAOS Primary Object and Schedule 2.TAOS Software Planning 3.TAOS Photometry 4.Yu-Shan Site	1.Charles Alcock 2.Stuart Marshall 3.Tim S. Axelrod 4.Wean-Shun Tsay	1.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 2.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 3.Australia National Univ. 4.
6.	02/25/99	Past. Present and Furture of OGLE	Bohdan Paczynski	Princeton Univ. Dept. of Astrophysics
7.	02/25/99	Small and Very Small Automated Telescope	Bohdan Paczynski	Princeton Univ. Dept. of Astrophysics
8.	02/25/99	Cataclysmic Variables Neutron Star Binaries	Ron Taam	Northwestern Univ.
9.	02/26/99	Black Hole Transients. SN. GRB	Ron Taam	Northwestern Univ.
10.	02/26/99	MACHO Experience, Data Pipeline, Archiving	Doug Welch (I)	McMaster Univ. Dept. of Physics & Astronomy
11.	02/26/99	Some Shorter Period Photometrically Variable Star, Eruptive Variables, Rotational Variables	Don Kurtz	Capetown Univ., S. Africa
12.	02/26/99	Pulsating Variables & Asteroseismology	Don Kurtz	Capetown Univ., S. Africa
13.	02/27/99	Variable Stars, Follow up, AGN Variability	Doug Welch (II)	McMaster Univ. Dept. of Physics & Astronomy
14.	02/27/99	Stellar Physics with TAOS 1.Variable Star Research W/TAOS Telescope 2.ROTSE and GRB 3.TAOS Star Field Selection	1.Yong-IK Byun 2.Stuart Marshall 3.Wen-Ping Chen	1.Yonsei Univ. 2.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 3.
15.		CFD-MHD Workshop(1)
16.		CFD-MHD Workshop(2)
17.		CFD-MHD Workshop(3)
18.		CFD-MHD Workshop(4)
19.		CFD-MHD Workshop(5)
20.		CFD-MHD Workshop(6)