Agenda

Monday, 13 February

4:00-7:00 (pm)

Registration (Physics Bldg. Lobby)

Tuesday, 14 February

8:00-8:30

Registration (Tam Alumni Center)

Opening Remarks: Chair - Victor Kwong

8:30	Welcome: Carol Harter & Ron Yasbin
8:45	Introduction: Hashima Hasan

Session I (Plenary and Cold Universe): Chair-Steve Federman

9:00	Kate Kirby, "Laboratory Astrophysics: Enabling Scientific Discovery and Understanding"
9:45	Steve Charnley, "Astrochemistry in Sites of Star Formation"
10:15-10:30	Coffee Break

Session II (Cold Universe and Missions): Chair-Victor Kwong

10:30	Al Glassgold, "Circumstellar Disks Around Young Stars"
11:00	Eric Herbst, "Astrochemistry"
11:30	Chas Beichman, "NASAs Search for Habitable width="100%" Environments and Life: The Role of Laboratory Astrophysics"
12:00	Xander Tielens, "Herschel"

Session III (Cold Universe and Missions): Chair-Lucy Ziurys

2:00	Nick Woolf, "Lab Studies and the Pyramid of Science"
2:30	Paul Feldman, "Comets"
3:00-03:15	Coffee Break

Session IV (Missions and Contributed Talks): Chair-Farid Salama

3:15	Eric Wilson, "Laboratory Analysis for Planetary Science Research: Application for Cassini-Huygens"
3:45	Tom Greene, "SOFIA: The Next Airborne Observatory"
4:15	Baragiola, "Laboratory Simulations in Ices and Minerals"
4:30	Huisken, "Spectroscopic Studies of PAHs in Supersonic Jets and Liquid Helium Droplets"
4:45	Kaiser, "Laboratory Studies on the Formation of Carbon-Bearing Molecules in Extraterrestrial Environments from the Gas Phase to the Solid"
5:00	Fuchs, "Sticking and Desorption of Small Physisorbed Molecules: Laboratory Experiments and Astrophysical Applications"
5:15	Vidali, "Use of Laboratory Data to Model Interstellar Chemistry"
5:30-7:00	Poster and Reception

Wednesday, 15 February

Session V (Hot Universe and Missions): Chair-Nancy Brickhouse

8:30	John Cowan, "Nucleosynthesis"
9:00	Ian Short, "Physical Data Needs for Select Problems in Stellar Atmospheres"
9:30	Frits Paerels, "Laboratory Astrophysics for High Resolution Astrophysical X-ray Spectroscopy"
10:00-10:15	Coffee Break

Session VI (Hot Universe and Missions): Chair-Daniel Savin

10:15	Randall Smith, "X-ray Plasma Models: Current Achievements and Future Needs"
10:45	Todd Tripp, "Ultraviolet and X-ray Spectroscopy of Multiphase Hot Gas in the Interstellar Medium and the IGM"
11:15	Chris Howk, "NASAs Ultraviolet Spectrographs: Science and Atomic Data Needs"
11:45	Evelyne Roueff, "Laboratory Astrophysics in Europe and the Ties to Various Missions"

Session VII (Contributed Talks): Chair-Joe Weingartner

2:00	Flory, "Sub-millimeter Spectroscopy of Astrophysically Important Molecules"
2:15	Pearson, "Laboratory Spectroscopy of CH+ and Isotopic CH"
2:30	Jackson, "Recent Selected Ion Flow Tube (SIFT) Studies Concerning the Formation of Amino Acids in the Gas Phase"
2:45	Lee, "Calculation of Ro-vibrational Spectra: State-of-the Art"
3:00	Ji, "Laboratory Study of Magnetorotational Instability and Hydrodynamic Stability at Larger Reynolds Numbers"
3:15-3:30	Coffee Break

Session VIII (Contributed Talks): Chair-Phillip Stancil

3:30	Nielsen, "Targeting Inaccurate Atomic Data in the Eta Car Ejecta Absorption"
3:45	Lawler, "A Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometer for Laboratory Astrophysics; First Interferogram"
4:00	Beiersdorfer, "Magnetic Field Sensitive Line Ratios in EUV and X-ray Spectra"
4:15	Kallman, "Sensitivity Analysis Applied to Atomic Data Used for X-ray Spectrum Synthesis"
4:30	Schultz, "The Southeast Laboratory Astrophysics Community: Our Experience and Outlook"
4:45	Chutjian, "Recent Excitation, Charge Exchange, and Lifetime Results in Highly Charged Ions Relevant to Stellar, Interstellar, Solar, and Comet Collision"
5:00	Klemperer - Summary
5:30-7:00	Posters

Thursday, 16 February

9:00-12:00	Breakout Sessions
2:00-4:00	Summary Reports: Atomic, Molecular, Dust and Ices, Solar System, Plenary Discussion
4:00-4:30	Final Remarks: Steve Federman and Hashima Hasan
4:30-6:30	SOC Executive Session
6:30	Adjourn Workshop