Science Interest Group
Stars
Stars Science Interest Group (Stars SIG) will help NASA understand and implement recommendations from the upcoming decadal survey in the area of stars and stellar populations.
About Stars SIG
Stars and Stellar Populations
The Cosmic Origins program is forming a science interest group (SIG) that will help NASA understand and implement recommendations from the upcoming decadal survey in the area of stars and stellar populations.
This group will also sponsor discussions, research seminars, and periodic meetings.
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News & Events
The 247th AAS meeting (joint with the Historical Astronomy Division) will be held 4-8 January in Phoenix, Arizona at the Phoenix Convention Center. Join us in the exhibit hall at the NASA booth and attend the NASA sessions.
Subscribe to the Stars SIG Email List To join the list, send an email to Stars-SIG-join@lists.nasa.gov with Subject=”join” To unsubscribe, Send an email to Stars-SIG-leave@lists.nasa.gov with Subject=”leave” Your email address will be used only for the purpose of subscription to the selected…
Sunday January 12, 2025 Cosmic Origins Program Analysis Group (COPAG) Time Topic Speakers 9:00am – 9:30am COPAG Introduction and Updates [PDF] Shouleh Nikzad, Peter Kurczynski 9:30am – 10:55am Galaxies / Stars / DGCE SIG The Need for Space-Based IFU Spectroscopy…
Join the Cosmic Origins team for the 245th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society at National Harbor, MD in the Washington DC area. Cosmic Origins and Joint Program Analysis Group activities will be scheduled from 9a to 6p Eastern, Sunday,…
Saturday January 6, 2024 Physics of the Cosmos & Cosmic Origins + Astronomy on Tap event Time Topic Speakers 7:00pm – 9:00pm Supermassive Black Holes: Monsters of the Universe. Ryan Hickox (Dartmouth College) 7:00pm – 9:00pm Trivia Game 7:00pm –…
Connecting Galaxies Near and Far with Early JWST Observations Nicha Leethochawalit (Melbourne / NARIT) Physical properties of Galaxies at 7 < z < 9: constraining the evolution of star-forming main sequence using age of the galaxies Sandro Tacchella (Cambridge) Insight…
Leadership Council
| Name | Affiliation and Email |
|---|---|
| Yuan-Sen Ting | Australian National University |
| Keith Hawkins | University of Texas - Austin |
| Jennifer Johnson | Ohio State University |
| Racheal Beaton | Princeton / Carnegie |
| Ting Li | University of Toronto |
| Kathleen Kraemer | Boston College |
| Philip Mocz | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
| Derek Buzasi | Florida Gulf Coast University |
| Rosemary Wyse | Johns Hopkins University |
How to Participate
We invite participation from the community, particularly from early-career researchers and those from under represented backgrounds in astronomy. Please contact us for more information about our activities and mission, and how you can get involved.
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