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Symposium Program
The two-day symposium (March 6-7, 2003) will consist of
invited talks and contributed posters,
covering a wide array of scientific topics. Our aim is not
only to pay tribute to Prof. Walker's past achievements
(considerable as they are), but to focus on the foundation
he has laid through the establishment of the McDonnell
Center for Space Sciences, the unique atmosphere of the "4th
floor" and the guidance and direction he has provided for
countless students, postdocs and other colleagues.
A small booklet will be
published with the symposium program, as well as stories and
photos about Prof. Walker and life in his lab. See the
program booklet page if you would
like to contribute something.
Download the symposium
program in pdf format (72 kB).
Here is a list of confirmed invited speakers:
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Alexander, Conel
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The Kinetics of
Chondrule and CAI Formation
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Bernatowicz, Tom
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The Multifarious
Scientific Career of Robert M. Walker
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Binns, Bob
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The Isotopic Abundances
of Galactic Cosmic Rays as Measured on the Advanced
Composition Explorer (ACE) Spacecraft
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Caffee, Marc
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Cosmic-ray-produced
Nuclides in Terrestrial and Extra-terrestrial
Materials: Accelerator-mass-spectrometry
Measurement Techniques and Applications
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Cowsik, Ramanath
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Submillimeter
Experimental Probes of Fundamental Aspects of
Physics and Cosmology
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Flynn, George
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The Origin of Organic
Matter in the Solar System: Evidence from the
Interplanetary Dust Particles
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Friedlander, Michael
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The Footprints of
Ionizing Particles
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Haskin, Larry
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Looking for Life and
Planetary History on Mars
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Israel, Martin
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The History of the
McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences
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Maurette, Michel
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Cosmic Waters and
Gases on the Early Earth
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McKeegan, Kevin
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Vestiges of a
Beginning
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Nittler, Larry
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Stardust in Meteorites
and Advanced Microanalytical Techniques
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Phillips, Roger
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The McDonnell Center
for the Space Sciences
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Podosek, Frank
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Solar Chromium?
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Sandford, Scott
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Interplanetary Dust
Particles (IDPs) and Meteorites as Probes of
Interstellar Chemistry
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Stadermann, Frank
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The NanoSIMS as the
Newest Tool for the Microanalysis of
Extraterrestrial Materials
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Sutton, Steve
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Synchrotron Radiation
Research in the Earth and Planetary
Sciences
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Swindle, Tim
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Using Noble Gases to
Study Mars
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Wadhwa, Mini
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Mars from the
Perspective of Martian Meteorites: Case Studies in
the Application of Trace Element
Microdistributions
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Watkins, George
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Bob's Early Years at
G.E.
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Wefel, John
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From Barndoors to ATIC:
the Quest for Composition
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Woolum, Dotty
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Solar Noble Gases in
Earth's Interior and Their Implications for Earth's
Formation
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Zinner, Ernst
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Small is Beautiful: The
Ion Microprobe
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Washington University's Brookings Hall
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