Workshop 2001

Washington University 

Program for the WU - Clemson - et al. Workshop 2001

Washington University, Compton Hall 241

Schedule

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Friday November 9 2001

8:00 Continental breakfast

8:30 Ernst Zinner: Welcome

8:35 Robert Walker: Remarks on the interstellar origin of GEMS

8:40 Don Clayton: Iron isotopic diagnostics for presolar grains

9:15 Emil Tripa: Fe isotopes in presolar silicon carbide grains

9:50 Cristine Jennings: Analysis of presolar SiC from Indarch by TIMS, RIMS, and NanoSIMS

10:25 Coffee break

10:55 Alex Meshik: Electroweak decay of 130Ba and 130Te: recent results of geochemical experiments

11:25 Frank Stadermann: Analysis of presolar graphite in the NanoSIMS

12:00 Ethan Deneault: Further exploration of carbon condensation in supernovae

12:35 Lunch

2:00 Gary Huss: Ion implantation experiments and the origin of noble gases in presolar diamonds

2:35 Kathy Kitts: Chromium Isotopic Composition of Implanted Solar Wind from Apollo 16 Lunar Soils

3:10 Ann Hofmeister: IR spectra of MgO and other diatomics

3:45 Coffee break

4:15 Tyrone Dalton: Polytype distribution in presolar SiC

4:50 Scott Messenger: Pristine presolar SiC grains

5:25 Gero Kurat: iron meteorites: fancies and facts

7:00 Dinner at the House of India

 

Saturday November 10 2001

8:00 Continental breakfast

8:30 Mike Savina: CHARISMA: How to approach the atom-counting limit

9:05 Lih-Sin The: Effects of mass loss on presupernova stars

9:40 Andy Davis: Ba isotopes in presolar silicon carbide grains

10:15 Coffee break

10:45 Tom Bernatowicz: Much ado about almost nothing

11:20 Brad Meyer: Supernova Neutron Bursts

11:55 Lunch

1:30 Tour of NanoSIMS laboratory

2:00 Sachiko Amari: The puzzle of A+B SiC grains

2:35 Falk Herwig: The s-process in rotating AGB stars

3:10 Angela Speck : Processing of presolar grains around post-AGB stars: silicon carbide as the carrier of the 21µm feature

3:45 Coffee break

4:15 Maria Lugaro: Krypton in AGB stars revisited

4:50 Charles Hohenberg: Active capture and anomalous adsorption: new mechanisms for the incorporation of heavy noble gases

5:20 Ernst Zinner: First uses of the NanoSIMS

7:00 Hamburgers, brats, beer and wine at the home of Charles Hohenberg

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