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2024-2025 science seminar Schedule

Upcoming Presentation is on April 17th

From Classroom to Publication: Double Star Observations by Undergraduate Researchers

Jon Pugmire

The Astronomy Research Seminar course has enabled students to engage in undergraduate research on double star astrometry. This presentation will outline our observational methods, data analysis techniques, and initial findings. Our results, set to be published in four articles in the Journal of Double Star Observations, highlight the precision of our measurements and the importance of undergraduate research.

 

Science Division Seminar Schedule
Thursdays in GRSC 154 at 4:30 PM
Date Speaker Topic
Thursday, Sept 5 Kevin Powell To Infinity and Beyond
Thursday, Sept 12 Riley Bradshaw What Does It Take to Keep Water in the Tap?
Thursday, Oct 3 Todd Flanagan Cloud Seeing in Utah
Thursday, Oct 10 Michael Olson Gambling - The Best Way to Win
Thursday, Oct 24 Trent Fawcett Who is going to win the election? Current Polls, Models and a Monte Carlo Simulation
Thursday, Oct 31 Nicole Taylor Gene Editing and Medicine
Thursday, Nov 7 Larry Smith The Nobel Prize in Physics for 2024
Thursday, Nov 14 Anthony P. Smith Does Science Need Values?
Thursday, Nov 21 Jon Pugmire James Webb Space Telescope
Thursday, Jan 16 Heber Allen To SQL or NoSQL
Thursday, Jan 23 Jonathan Bodrero Crunching Cookies, Crunching Data
Thursday, Jan 30 Larry Smith The Trouble with Significant Figures
Thursday, Feb 6 Adam Teichert Making Digital Circuits out of People
Thursday, Feb 20 Scott Meek How much is a million? The true scale of geologic time
Thursday, Feb 27 Dave Love Biogeography of Utah
Thursday, March 13 Michael Andersen  Vertically-Integrated Curriculum
Thursday, March 20 Steve Hart How Old is the Universe Really?
Thursday, March 27 Chad Dewey A Look into Utah's Attempt to Get 18.5 Million Acres of Federal Land
Thursday, April 3 Kevin Powell Group Table Puzzles
Thursday, April 10 Jeannie Kleinhans Communicating science: How do scientists and science communicators represent their work?
Thursday, April 17 Jon Pugmire First Results of Astronomy Research Seminar