There are two items today.
(Item 1) This text between the two rows of asterisks:
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If you plan to attend the conference, please register as soon as possible to ensure we will have space for you. Registration info and other details are here: http://www.radio-astronomy.org/?q=node/396
The tentative schedule and some abstracts are here:
We will have presentations all day on 9 February. We still have open times
for presentations. If you would like to make a presentation, please contact
the conference coordinator at:
westernconference[at]radio-astronomy.org
On 10 February, we will have all-day tours at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) Very Large Array and Long Wavelength Array (VLA/LWA) site about 1 hour drive west of Socorro. In the morning we will tour the VLA, actually the EVLA or Expanded VLA. You can find information on the VLA/EVLA here: http://www.vla.nrao.edu. In the afternoon we will tour Station 1 of the Long Wavelength Array. Info on LWA1 is here: http://www.phys.unm.edu/~lwa/index.html
If you plan to go on the tour, be sure to bring a wind breaker and as a contingency bring warm outer clothing. The open desert in February could be cool and windy.
(Item 2) And attached is this paper: "The Geomagnetic Field and Solar Activity: Neglected Sources of Biological Variability?" whose first author is:
Dr. Christian Bartsch
Center for Research in Medical and Natural Sciences
University of Tubingen
Ob dem Himmelreich 7
D-72074 Tubingen, Germany
That is all for today.
Happy holidays from Fukuoka, Japan, George Maeda Editor of ISWI Newsletter Hakozaki Campus, Kyushu University, Japan. |
(1) Christian Bartsch, Hella Bartsch, and Dieter Mecke. The Geomagnetic Field and Solar Activity: Neglected Sources of Biological Variability ?
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