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"WU - Clemson - Chicago - Goddard - Torino Presolar Grain Workshop" was held October 29 -30, 1999 at Washington University. |
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Friday October 29 1999 8:00 Continental breakfast 8:30 Don Clayton: Kinetic chemical keys to large supernova grains 9:10 Roberto Gallino: Isotopic composition of SN graphite grains in O>C conditions 9:50 Tom Bernatowicz: Internal structure and composition of graphites from supernovae 10:30 Coffee break 10:55 Alex Meshik: Experimental evidence for the composite nature of Xe-HL 11:35 Bob Walker: The interest and feasibility of U isotopic measurements in sub-sets of presolar grains 11:55 Brad Meyer: C/O ratios in helium-rich burning environments 12:30 Lunch 2:00 Jim Truran: Nucleosynthesis in novae 2:40 Michael Pellin/Andy Davis: RIMS measurements of presolar SiC 3:20 Katharina Lodders: AGB-star condensates: Which ones and where do they go? 4:00 Coffee break 4:30 Anne Hofmeister/Angela Speck: Laboratory measurements of SiC spectra 5:10 Joe Nuth: A short comparison of the reservoir mixing model and mass-independent chemical isotopic fractionation model for oxygen 7:00 Dinner at the Thai Cafe
Saturday October 30 1999 8:00 Continental breakfast 8:30 Larry Nittler: Galactic evolution of Si, Ti, and O isotopic ratios 9:10 Paul Hink: ACE results of the isotopic composition of cosmic rays 9:50 Ernst Zinner: Si isotopes in mainstream grains: once again 10:30 Coffee break 11:00 Brad Meyer: Injection of short-lived radioactivities into the Solar System 11:40 Bob Nichols: Collateral consequences of the inhomogeneous injection of short-lived nuclides 12:20 Lunch 1:50 Sachiko Amari: On the origin of SiC Y grains 2:30 Roy Lewis: At the limit: noble gases in individual presolar grains. Why and how 3:10 Frank Podosek: Cr-bearing interstellar grains? 3:50 Coffee break 4:10 Sanjib Gupta: Internal equilibration of 26Al 4:50 Scott Messenger: Interstellar matter in interplanetary dust 5:30 Tyrone Daulton: Direct transformation of carbonaceous materials to diamond by heavy-ion irradiation |
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