ESS 288B

ESS 288C/AOS 275C, Space Science Seminars for Spring Quarter 2007

Prof. Chris Russell (ctrussel@igpp.ucla.edu – 310-825-3188), Contact

All seminars are presented in 6704 Geology
Fridays, 3:30-5:00 pm

Date	Speaker	Tentative Titles
April 6	D. Kondrashov	Data Analysis Techniques
April 13	R. Walker	NASA Advisory Process
April 20	Sasha Zou	High Time Resolution Radar Monitoring of Dayside Convection and Application to Geomagnetic Disturbance Studies
April 27	Misa Cowee	Ion Cyclotron Waves at Jupiter: What are they Telling us?
May 4	Bernie Jackson CASS/University of California, San Diego	Heliospheric 3-D Reconstruction Analyses Using Remote Sensing Observations: Thomson Scattering, IPS, Faraday Rotation
May 11	Lan Jian	Multipoint Measurements of the Solar Wind: An Update on STEREO
May 18	R. L. Mc Pherron Y. S. Ge L. Jian	Development of the Near - Earth Neutral-line Model Substorms without Dayside Reconnection: Lessons from the Outer Planets What Mirror-Mode Waves in the Solar Wind are telling us about the Corona
May 25	Jared Leisner	Ion Cyclotron and Mirror Mode Waves at Saturn: What are they Telling us?
June 1	Hanying Wei	The Induced and Intrinsic Magnetic Field at Titan: What can we Learn from Cassini?
June 8	Davin Larson Space Sciences Laboratory University of California, Berkeley	THEMIS Energetic Particles Investigation

* Some students participating in the course will make very brief presentations (20-25 minutes) of their research interests. Senior students will present their personal research. More junior students will present a short introduction to the topic area of their expected research.

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