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PhysCos Activities at the AAS Meeting 243

10 January 2024

If you’re attending the American Astronomical Society Winter Meeting in New Orleans (AAS 243), please be aware of several PhysCOS-organized or related events today, Wednesday, 10 January 2024:

Full details on this session can be found on our AAS webpage. In addition, the following sessions may be of special interest to PhysCOS scientists:

  • 2p Central: Special Session: 339 – Direct Imaging of Black Holes: Recent Results and Future Prospects [Room 212]
  • 3:40p Central: Plenary: 357 – Plenary Lecture: Investigating the Early Universe, Jamie Bock (California Institute of Technology) [Great Hall A]
  • 4:40p Central: Plenary: 358 – Newton Lacey Pierce Prize Lecture: Characterizing the Properties of Accreting Neutron Stars through X-ray Observations, Renee Ludlam (Wayne State University) [Great Hall A]

Finally, please come by our table at the NASA Science booth in the exhibition hall, to discuss PhysCOS science, and take part in a five-minute formulation activity.

American Astronomical Society

The 243rd Meeting of the AAS

Joining us 7-11 January in New Orleans, Louisiana for the 243rd AAS meeting held jointly with the High Energy Astrophysics and Historical Astronomy Divisions.

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