Here at Solarbotics, we like to celebrate things. And today we're remembering a supernova that took place in the Ophiuchus constellation and was observed by German astronomer Johannes Kepler back in 1604. That poor star, it was taken before its time. So to commemorate the memory of that star, (aptly named SN 1604, but we […]
2002 LANL Workshop in the works...
Dave Hrynkiw
February 25, 2002
Word from up the pipe at the Los Alamos National Laboratories is that the 10th Annual BEAM workshop is slated to happen May 2-4, 2002 at the Betty Ehart Center in Los Alamos, New Mexico (same place as the 1999 workshop).
Thanks to Joe Vigil (of LANL) who spearheaded the initiative after Paul Argo (the previous organizer) left for other opportunities. This is doubly-impressive, as Mark Tilden (who no longer is at LANL) is still willing to drop by and give a lecture.
So those are the tentative details. Solarbotics will be arranging the registrations for the event, so we we'll be posting a link to a registration database soon. Don't bother asking for more information - this is all we know at the moment. We'll post updates as we get them, and will have the link up for registrations in another day or so.
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