Galaxies Lunch Topic Series / Spring 2013

Galaxies Lunch is held every Thursday at noon in room 1402 (Astronomy Library). Please bring a lunch and join us if
you are interested in and/or study:

1) Observations of
2) Simulations of
3) Theories of

galaxy formation, growth, and evolution. It is an informal meeting with an aim to bring together various viewpoints
and expertise in the areas of galactic and extragalactic astronomy. The meetings cover a range of ideas including star
clusters and gas clouds as integral parts in the understanding of galaxy structure and evolution up to how galaxies
themselves serve as parts of the Universe in a cosmological context.

We will select a couple of people each week to lead an INFORMAL discussion for every other week with the
understanding that anyone should bring up science ideas, pertinent to the group, at any time. The season's
schedule of topic coordinators is listed below:

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Date		Topic Coordinator		Topic(s)		Research Update		References/Links
September 12		Everyone		Organization Meeting
September 26		Josh/Ryan		Something Interesting		Greg
October 10		Miao/Zoltan Yuan		High-Z Galaxies		Yuan
October 24		Andreas/Kathryn/Jerry Jingjing		Globular Clusters		Jingjing
November 7		Adrian/Kathryn/Sarah		Dynamical Modeling		TBD
November 14		Shy Genel (visiting)		TBD		TBD
November 21		Gurtina		Dwarfs		TBD
December 5		Lauren/David S.		Line Emission from the CGM / Instruments		David H.
December 19		Jerry's and Greg's Students		Feedback		TBD