Science Community Webinar

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Upcoming talks

DateSpeakerAffiliationTalk Title
December 18, 2024Gabi WenzelMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyDetections of interstellar 2-cyanopyrene and 4-cyanopyrene in TMC-1
January 15, 2025Bruce CampbellSmithsonian InstitutionThe Unique Role and Future Impact of Arecibo-GBT 70-cm Lunar Radar Maps
January 29, 2025Jack GallamoreBucknell UniversityNRAO’s High Sensitivity Array Reveals Sub-parsec Magnetic Field Structure in an AGN Accretion Disk

Past talks

DateSpeakerAffiliationTitleLink to Recording
2024-12-04Tom DonlonUniversity of Alabama, HuntsvillePulsars as Accelerometers: Exploring Binary Pulsar Systems and the Milky Way
2024-11-20Loren AndersonWest Virginia UniversityThe Galactic Center Lobe as an HII Region
2024-11-06Ananthan KarunakaranUniversity of TorontoHI in Optically Detected Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies
2024-10-23Simon DickerUniversity of PennsylvaniaMUSTANG2 – the past, present, and future
2024-10-09Tony Beasley & Jim JacksonNRAO/GBOWhat’s Next for the GBO: Reintegration with the NRAO
2024-09-25Alexander McEwenUMBCThe Green Bank 820 MHz Pulsar Survey: Discoveries and Follow-up
2024-09-11David StarkSTSciUsing GBT HI observations to probe the origins of breakBRD galaxies
2024-08-28Trey WengerUniversity of WisconsinCool Diffuse Ionized Gas Revealed by Sensitive Radio Recombination Line Observations
2024-08-14Priyadarshini BangaleUniversity of DelawareA 350 MHz Green Bank Telescope Survey of Unassociated Fermi-LAT Sources
2024-07-31Carmen ChozaSETI InstituteExpanding our Cosmic Reach: New Targets and Enhanced Methods for SETI with Breakthrough Listen on the GBT
2024-07-17Spandan ChouduryKorea Astronomy and Space Science InstituteRevealing infall onto the subsonic filaments of B5 core using NH3 observations
2024-07-03July 4th Holiday
2024-06-19National Holiday
2024-05-29Sanskriti DasKavli Institute, Stanford UniversityA deep search for missing accretion in the circumgalactic medium
2024-05-22Scott RansomNRAOThe milli-second pulsars of the globular cluster Terzan 5
2024-05-08Jack Orlowski-SchererUniversity of PennsylvaniaA Survey of Point Sources in Clusters of Galaxies, and Other Updates from MUSTANG-2
2024-04-24Karen O’NeilGreen Bank ObservatoryA Galaxy Without Stars?
2024-04-10Chi Yan LawChalmers Univ. Tech.Polarized Light from Massive Protoclusters (POLIMAP): Dissecting the role of magnetic fields in the massive infrared dark cloud G28.37+0.07
2024-03-27Patrick TaylorNRAONext Generation Planetary Radar with the Green Bank Telescope
2024-03-13Rachel FriesenUniversity of TorontoDynamics in Star-forming Cores (DiSCo) with Argus on the GBT
2024-02-28Jialu LiUniversity of Maryland, USAArgus/GBT Observations of Molecular Gas in the Inner Regions of IC 342
2024-02-14Paulo FreireMax Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, GermanyNGC 1851E: A millisecond pulsar in a binary system with a compact companion in the mass gap between neutron stars and black holes
2024-01-31Maria DrozdovskayaCenter for Space and Habitability (CSH), Universität Bern)Observing comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) with the GBT and Nançay in pursuit of NH3/H2O
2024-01-17Michael BuschSC San Diego, USADetection of faint normal 18cm OH emission from CO-Faint Dark Molecular Gas in M31
2024-01-03Michael ShullUniv. Colorado & Univ. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USAThe High-Latitude Interstellar Medium: Dust and Gas in the Galactic Halo
2023-12-20Andrew FoxSTScI, USAThe Metallicity of Compact High-Velocity Clouds
2023-12-06Jean-Luc MargotUCLA, USAAre we alone? New estimates on transmitter prevalence from UCLA SETI data
2023-11-08Yuxin LinMax Planck Institute for extraterrestrial Physics, GermanyPiecing the physical and chemical conditions of early-stage cores: ammonia observations from GBT and VLA
2023-10-25Yuri Y. KovalevMax Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, GermanyRadioAstron and GBT imaging of nearby AGN: exciting results on M87 and 3C84
2023-10-11Mark SneldersASTRON, The NetherlandsMicrosecond duration bursts from FRB 20121102A
2023-09-27Dunc LorimerWest Virginia University, USA
The latest from GREENBURST: a real-time transient detector on the GBT
2023-09-13Larry MorganGBO, USAFilaments All the Way Down: Examining the hierarchical nature of the ISM
2023-08-30Charles RomeroHarvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, USAGBT/MUSTANG-2 achieves a milestone in galaxy cluster studies
2023-08-16T. P. KrichbaumMax Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, GermanyMapping the jet origin of M87
2023-08-02Reshma ThomasWest Virginia University, USAMagnetic field reversal in the turbulent environment around a repeating fast radio burst
2023-07-19Haley ScolatiUniversity of Virginia, USAAstronomical detection of the interstellar anion C10H- towards TMC-1 from the GOTHAM large program on the GBT
2023-07-05Nihan PolVanderbilt University, USANew Results from the NANOGrav Collaboration
2023-06-21Ryan LynchGBO, USAUpdate on GBT Cyclic Spectroscopy Backend
2023-06-07Willem BaanASTRON, The NetherlandsThe VLBI Tale of Two Megamasers
2023-05-24Pedro SalasGBO, USARevisiting the density of the ionized gas in the Galactic plane with the GBT
2023-05-10Tierra CandelariaNew Mexico TechWidespread hot ammonia in the central kiloparsec of the Milky Way
2023-04-26Stefano AndreonINAF-OA Brera, Milan, ItalyFirst massive galaxy clusters emerging from the web at the cosmic noon
2023-04-12Dan StinebringOberlin College, USAHow Porous is the Ionized Interstellar Medium? Results from a Scintillation Arc Survey
2023-03-29Shantanu NaiduJPL, USADimorphos orbit change due to the DART impact
2023-03-15Gaspar GalazPontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, ChileThe molecular gas content of the giant low surface brightness galaxy Malin 1 from GBT/ARGUS observations
2023-03-01Ingrid StairsUniversity of British Columbia, CanadaTests of Strong-Field Gravity with the Double Pulsar
2023-02-15Antoine MarchalAustralian National University, AustraliaMapping the thermal condensation of diffuse H I in the North Celestial Pole Loop with the GBT
2023-02-01Michael A. GarrettJodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics, UKSETI: Near & Far with Breakthrough Listen and the GBT
2023-01-18Emilie ParentInstitute of Space Sciences (ICE – CSIC), BarcelonaSearching for pulsars and fast transients with GBT: Status of the GBNCC survey and future prospects
2023-01-04Ross JenningsWest Virginia UniversityAn unusual pulse shape change in the millisecond pulsar J1713+0747 observed with the GBT and CHIME
2022-12-07Jane GreavesCardiff University, UKGBT Photometry Seeking Pebbles in Protoplanetary Discs
2022-11-16Green Bank Observatory Town Hall – Hear what’s new, and what’s to come at the Green Bank Observatory
2022-11-09Helen KirkHerzberg Research Center, VictoriaEarly Results from the KEYSTONE Survey of molecular clouds
2022-10-26Aya KellerUniversity of California, Berkeley, USAA Model-Independent Dark Matter Search Using GBT Data
2022-10-12Tony RemijanNRAO, USAPRIMOS: The Prebiotic Interstellar Molecular Survey
2022-09-28Felix J. LockmanGBO, USAA “Leading Arm” of the Smith High Velocity Cloud Stream
2022-09-14Lance BennerNASA — JPL, USAThe Apophis Planetary Defense Campaign
2022-08-31Jack Orlowski-SchererMcGill UniversityConstraints on the Thermodynamic State of X-Ray Bubbles in MS0735 with MUSTANG-2
2022-08-17Akshay SureshCornell University, USAA Galactic Center Search for Fast Transients at 4–8 GHz
2022-08-03Ananthan KarunakaranInstituto de Astrofísica de AndalucíaHI Properties of Satellite Galaxies Around Local Volume Hosts
2022-07-06Scott RansomNRAO, USANANOGrav and the Road to nanoHertz Gravitational Wave Detection
2022-06-22Dongzi LiCaltech, USAThe magneto-active environment near FRBs and pulsars
2022-06-08Adam HincksUniversity of Toronto, CanadaMapping the Gas in Intercluster Filaments with the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect
2022-05-25Kim EmigNRAO, USARevealing the Diffuse ISM in Cygnus X using Low-frequency Radio Recombination Lines
2022-05-11Di LiNational Astronomical Observatory of China, ChinaA Unified Description of FRB polarization based on FAST and GBT joint observations
2022-04-27Jeffrey HazbounUniversity of Washington, USAMonitoring the Solar Wind with Pulsar Timing Arrays observations
2022-04-13Karen PerezColumbia University, USAOn the Breakthrough Listen Search for Intelligent Life Near the Galactic Center
2022-03-30Al MarscherBoston University, USAPeering Deep into Blazar Jets with VLBI Including the GBT
2022-03-16Patrick TaylorAUI, USAPlanetary Radar with the Green Bank Telescope
2022-03-02Jim JacksonGBO, USARAMPS: The Radio Ammonia Mid-Plane Survey
2022-02-16Maria CharisiCaltech, USANANOGrav limits on supermassive black hole binaries in massive galaxies
2022-02-02Eric KochCfA, USADetailed atomic ISM kinematics across the Local Group with the GBT and VLA
2022-01-19Emily MoravecGBO, USAExploring Merging Galaxy Clusters and Radio Galaxies at z~1
2022-01-05Jorge PinedaJPL, USACharacterizing the ionized and neutral phases of the ISM with far-infrared fine-structure and radio recombination lines
2021-12-22Haley WahlWest Virginia UniversityThe NANOGrav 12.5-Year Data Set: Polarimetry and Faraday Rotation Measures from Observations of Millisecond Pulsars with the Green Bank Telescope
2021-12-08Eleonora BianchiUniversity of GrenobleThe early stages of Solar-type protostars: the missing evidence of large carbon chains
2021-11-17Jim JacksonGBOGBO’s Response to the Recent Decadal Survey
2021-11-10D. J. PisanoWest Virginia UniversityTowards an understanding of the Circumgalactic Medium of Andromeda
2021-10-27Amanda KepleyNRAOObserving the Dense Molecular Gas Fueling Star Formation in Nearby Galaxies
2021-10-13David FrayerGBOGBT Observations of Gas in Luminous Infrared Galaxies
2021-09-29Steve CroftUC BerkeleyBreakthrough Listen on GBT: How the World’s Biggest Steerable Dish is Engaging in the World’s Biggest SETI Program
2021-09-15Emmanuel FonsecaWest Virginia UniversityMeasuring the Radius of a High-Mass Neutron Star with Radio and X-ray Observations
2021-09-01Charles RomeroGBOInsights into Thermodynamic Evolution of Galaxy Clusters
2021-08-18Michael BuschJohns Hopkins UniversityRevealing the Galactic Distribution of Dark H2 with GBT Observations of Faint OH Emission
2021-08-04Nissim KanekarTata Institute of Fundamental ResearchFuelling Starbursts: HI in Green Pea galaxies
2021-07-21Jaime PinedaMax-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische PhysikThe ion-neutral connection in Dense Cores
2021-07-07Marina BrozovicJPLBistatic radar observations of NEOs with Goldstone and the GBT
2021-06-23Trey WengerDRAOGalactic HII Regions and Structure in the Milky Way
2021-06-09Sara IssaounRadboud UniversityThe Size, Shape, and Scattering of Sagittarius A*
2021-05-26Natalie ButterfieldGBODense Molecular Gas in the Galactic Bar
2021-05-12Helene CourtoisUniversity of LyonCosmic-Flows in Green Bank : Discovery of Laniakea and Beyond
2021-04-28Laura WolzManchester UniversityHI constraints from the cross-correlation of eBOSS galaxies and Green Bank Telescope intensity maps
2021-04-14Amy SardoneOhio State UniversityQuantifying the diffuse HI around 18 MHONGOOSE galaxies
2021-03-31Jean-Luc MargotUCLASpin state and moment of inertia of Venus
2021-03-17Brett McGuireMITAn update from the GOTHAM Large Project: New molecules and new chemistry at the earliest stages of star-formation
2021-03-03Charles RomeroGBOInsights into Intracluster Medium Physics from MUSTANG-2
2021-02-17Kristine SpekkensRoyal Military College of Canada; Queen’s UniversityHI in Ultra Diffuse Galaxies to Probe their Origins
2021-02-03Tom BaniaBoston UniversityGBT Observations of 3He+: Planetary Nebulae
2021-01-20Kar BargerTexas Christian UniversityHydrodynamic Instabilities along the Infalling High-velocity Cloud Complex A
2021-01-06Jesse Bublitz, Will Armentrout, Pedro Salas, Ryan LynchGBOGBO Staff Presentations at the AAS meeting
2020-12-16Megan DeCesarGeorge Mason Univ; US Naval Research Lab.Using the GBT for Gravitational Wave Searches with Pulsar Timing Arrays
2020-12-02Dom PesceHarvard-Smithsonian Cntr. for AstrophysicsA geometric measurement of H0 by the Megamaser Cosmology Project
2020-11-18Joseph SimonUniversity of Colorado, BoulderThe search for a stochastic gravitational wave background in NANOGrav’s pulsar timing data
2020-11-04Adam GinsburgUniversity of FloridaA GBT MUSTANG-2 Survey of the Galactic Plane: HII regions and dust
2020-10-21Rachel FriesenUniversity of TorontoUnderstanding the evolution of star-forming cores and filaments with GAS
2020-10-07Enrico Di TeodoroJohns Hopkins UniversityGBT Science: Gas Clouds Entrained in the Milky Way’s Nuclear Wind
2020-09-23Ryan LynchGBORecent Results from the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array
2020-09-09Brian MasonNRAOLong Wavelength measurements of Interstellar Dust in Orion
2020-08-26Loren AndersonWest Virginia UniversityIonized Gas in the Galactic Midplane
2020-08-12Karen MastersHaverford CollegeHI-MaNGA: HI Followup for the MaNGA Galaxy Survey with GBT
2020-07-29H. Thankful CromartieUniversity of VirginiaRecent Relativistic Shapiro Delay Observations with the GBT
2020-07-15Brian SvobdaNRAOTowards a multi-scale view of dense gas in the Milky Way
2020-06-24Toney Minter, David Frayer, Will ArmentroutGBOSoftware Support Projects
2020-06-11Jill Malusky, Sue Ann Heatherly, Amanda White, Ryan LynchGBOPublic Outreach and Educational Programs
2020-05-20Brian Mason, Charles RomeroNRAO, GBOMUSTANG-2 Current & Future Science
2020-05-06David Frayer, Pedro SalasGBO3mm Spectroscopy
2020-03-21Ryan LynchGBOPulsar Science

Upcoming Science Community Webinars

March 13 – Rachel Friesen (University of Toronto) Dynamics in Star-forming Cores (DiSCo) with Argus on the GBT

March 27 – TBD

April 10 – Chi Yan Law (Chalmers Univ. Tech.) Polarized Light from Massive Protoclusters (POLIMAP):  Dissecting the role of magnetic fields in the massive infrared dark cloud G28.37+0.07

April 14 – TBD

Recordings – please note, most recent webinars appear first:

February 28 – Jialu Li (University of Maryland) Argus/GBT Observations of Molecular Gas in the Inner Regions of IC 342

February 14 – Paulo Freire (Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy) NGC 1851E: A millisecond pulsar in a binary system with a compact companion in the mass gap between neutron stars and black holes

January 31 – Maria Drozdovskaya (Center for Space and Habitability (CSH), Universität Bern) Observing comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) with the GBT and Nançay in pursuit of NH3/H2O

January 17 – Michael Busch (SC San Diego) Detection of faint normal 18cm OH emission from CO-Faint Dark Molecular Gas in M31

January 3 – Michael Shull (Univ. Colorado & Univ. North Carolina, Chapel Hill) The High-Latitude Interstellar Medium: Dust and Gas in the Galactic Halo

Recordings – please note, most recent webinars appear first:

December 20 – Andrew Fox (STScI) The Metallicity of Compact High-Velocity Clouds

December 6 – Jean-Luc Margot (UCLA) Are we alone? New estimates on transmitter prevalence from UCLA SETI data

November 22 – Thanksgiving Break (no webinar)

November 8 – Yuxin Lin (Max Planck Institute for extraterrestrial Physics) Piecing the physical and chemical conditions of early-stage cores: ammonia observations from GBT and VLA

October 25 – Yuri Y. Kovalev (Max Planck Inst. For Radioastronomy, Bonn) RadioAstron and GBT imaging of nearby AGN: exciting results on M87 and 3C84

October 11 – Mark Snelders (ASTRON, The Netherlands) Microsecond duration bursts from FRB 20121102A

September 27 – Dunc Lorimer (West Virginia University) The latest from GREENBURST: a real-time transient detector on the GBT

September 13 – Larry Morgan (Green Bank Observatory) Filaments All the Way Down: Examining the hierarchical nature of the ISM

August 30 – Charles Romero (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) GBT/MUSTANG-2 achieves a milestone in galaxy cluster studies

August 16 – T.P. Krichbaum (Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, Bonn) Mapping the jet origin of M87

August 2 – Reshma Thomas (West Virginia University) Magnetic field reversal in the turbulent environment around a repeating fast radio burst

July 19 – Haley Scolati (University of Virginia) Astronomical detection of the interstellar anion C10H- towards TMC-1 from the GOTHAM large program on the GBT

July 5 – Nihan Pol (Vanderbilt University) New Results from the NANOGrav Collaboration

June 21 – Ryan Lynch (Green Bank Observatory) Update on GBT Cyclic Spectroscopy Backend

June 7 – Willem Baan (ASTRON) The VLBI Tale of Two Megamasers

May 24 – Pedro Salas (Green Bank Observatory) Revisiting the density of the ionized gas in the Galactic plane with the GBT

May 10 – Tierra Candelaria (New Mexico Tech) Widespread hot ammonia in the central kiloparsec of the Milky Way

April 26 – Stefano Andreon (INAF-OA Brera, Milan, Italy) First massive galaxy clusters emerging from the web at the cosmic noon (this session was not recorded at the request of the presenter – link to presentation)

April 12 – Dan Stinebring (Oberlin College) How Porous is the Ionized Interstellar Medium? Results from a Scintillation Arc Survey

March 29 – Shantanu Naidu (JPL) Dimorphos orbit change due to the DART impact

March 15 – Gaspar Galaz (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile) The molecular gas content of the giant low surface brightness galaxy Malin 1 from GBT/ARGUS observations

March 1 – Ingrid Stairs (University of British Columbia) Tests of Strong-Field Gravity with the Double Pulsar

February 15 – Antoine Marchal (Australian National University) Mapping the thermal condensation of diffuse H I in the North Celestial Pole Loop with the GBT

February 1 – Michael A. Garrett (Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics) SETI: Near & Far with Breakthrough Listen and the GBT

January 18 – Emilie Parent (Institute of Space Sciences (ICE – CSIC), Barcelona) Searching for pulsars and fast transients with GBT: Status of the GBNCC survey and future prospects

January 4 – Ross Jennings (West Virginia University) An unusual pulse shape change in the millisecond pulsar J1713+0747 observed with the GBT and CHIME

Recordings – please note, most recent webinars appear first:

December 7 – Jane Greaves (Cardiff University) GBT Photometry Seeking Pebbles in Protoplanetary Discs

November 23 – Thanksgiving Break (no webinar)

November 16Green Bank Observatory Town Hall — Hear what’s new, and what’s to come, at the Green Bank Observatory. Registration is required.

November 9 – Helen Kirk (Herzberg Research Center, Victoria) Early Results from the KEYSTONE Survey of molecular clouds

October 26 – Aya Keller (University of California, Berkeley) A Model-Independent Dark Matter Search Using GBT Data

October 12 – Tony Remijan (NRAO) PRIMOS: The Prebiotic Interstellar Molecular Survey

September 28 – Felix J. Lockman (Green Bank Observatory) A “Leading Arm” of the Smith High Velocity Cloud Stream

August 14 – Lance Benner (NASA – JPL) The Apophis Planetary Defense Campaign

August 31 – Jack Orlowski-Scherer (McGill University) Constraints on the Thermodynamic State of X-Ray Bubbles in MS0735 with MUSTANG-2

August 17 – Akshay Suresh (Cornell University) A Galactic Center Search for Fast Transients at 4–8 GHz

August 3 – Ananthan Karunakaran (Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía) HI Properties of Satellite Galaxies Around Local Volume Hosts

July 6 – Scott Ransom (NRAO) NANOGrav and the Road to nanoHertz Gravitational Wave Detection

June 22 – Dongzi Li (CalTech) The magneto-active environment near FRBs and pulsars

June 8 – Adam Hincks (University of Toronto) Mapping the Gas in Intercluster Filaments with the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect

May 25 – Kim Emig (NRAO) Revealing the Diffuse ISM in Cygnus X using Low-frequency Radio Recombination Lines

May 11 – Di Li (National Astronomical Observatory of China) A Unified Description of FRB polarization based on FAST and GBT joint observations

April 27 – Jeffrey Hazboun (University of Washington) Monitoring the Solar Wind with Pulsar Timing Arrays observations

April 13 – Karen Perez (Columbia University) On the Breakthrough Listen Search for Intelligent Life Near the Galactic Center

March 30 – Al Marscher (Boston University) Peering Deep into Blazar Jets with VLBI Including the GBT

March 16 – Patrick Taylor (AUI) Planetary Radar with the Green Bank Telescope

March 2 – Jim Jackson (Green Bank Observatory) RAMPS: The Radio Ammonia Mid-Plane Survey

February 16 – Maria Charisi (Caltech) NANOGrav limits on supermassive black hole binaries in massive galaxies

February 2 – Eric Koch (CfA) Detailed atomic ISM kinematics across the Local Group with the GBT and VLA (Abstract in video description)

January 19 – Emily Moravec (Green Bank Observatory) Exploring Merging Galaxy Clusters and Radio Galaxies at z~1

January 5 – Jorge Pineda (JPL) Characterizing the ionized and neutral phases of the ISM with far-infrared fine-structure and radio recombination lines

Recordings – Please note, most recent webinars appear first:

December 22 – Haley Wahl (West Virginia University) The NANOGrav 12.5-Year Data Set: Polarimetry and Faraday Rotation Measures from Observations of Millisecond Pulsars with the Green Bank Telescope

December 8 – Eleonora Bianchi (University of Grenoble) The early stages of Solar-type protostars: the missing evidence of large carbon chains

November 24 – Thanksgiving Break

November 17 (Special Edition) – Jim Jackson (Green Bank Observatory) GBO’s Response to the Recent Decadal Survey

November 10 – D. J. Pisano (West Virginia University) Towards an understanding of the Circumgalactic Medium of Andromeda

October 27 – Amanda Kepley (NRAO) Observing the Dense Molecular Gas Fueling Star Formation in Nearby Galaxies (abstract in video description)

October 13 – Dave Frayer (Green Bank Observatory) GBT Observations of Gas in Luminous Infrared Galaxies (abstract in video description)

September 29 – Steve Croft (UC Berkeley) Breakthrough Listen on GBT: How the World’s Biggest Steerable Dish is Engaging in the World’s Biggest SETI Program

September 15 – Emmanuel Fonseca (West Virginia University) Measuring the Radius of a High-Mass Neutron Star with Radio and X-ray Observations

September 1 – Charles Romero (Green Bank Observatory) Insights into Thermodynamic Evolution of Galaxy Clusters

August 18 – Michael Busch (Johns Hopkins University) Revealing the Galactic Distribution of Dark H2 with GBT Observations of Faint OH Emission

August 4 – Nissim Kanekar (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research) Fuelling Starbursts: HI in Green Pea galaxies

July 21 – Jaime E. Pineda (Max-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische Physik) The ion-neutral connection in Dense Cores

July 7 – Marina Brozovic, (JPL) Bistatic radar observations of NEOs with Goldstone and the GBT

Jun 23 – Trey Wenger (DRAO) Galactic HII Regions and Structure in the Milky Way

Jun 9 – Sara Issaoun (Radboud University) The Size, Shape, and Scattering of Sagittarius A*

May 26 – Natalie Butterfield (Green Bank Observatory) Dense Molecular Gas in the Galactic Bar

May 12 – Helene Courtois (University of Lyon) Cosmic-Flows in Green Bank : Discovery of Laniakea and Beyond

April 28 – Laura Wolz (Manchester University) – HI constraints from the cross-correlation of eBOSS galaxies and Green Bank Telescope intensity maps

April 14 – Amy Sardone (Ohio State University) Quantifying the diffuse HI around 18 MHONGOOSE galaxies

March 31 – Jean-Luc Margot (UCLA) Spin state and moment of inertia of Venus

March 17 – Brett McGuire (MIT) An update from the GOTHAM Large Project: New molecules and new chemistry at the earliest stages of star-formation

March 3 (PDF presentation) – Charles Romero (Green Bank Observatory) Insights into Intracluster Medium Physics from MUSTANG-2

February, 17 – Kristine Spekkens (Royal Military College of Canada; Queen’s University) HI in Ultra Diffuse Galaxies to Probe their Origins

February 3 – Tom Bania (Boston University) GBT Observations of 3He+: Planetary Nebulae

January 20 – Kat Barger (Texas Christian University) Hydrodynamic Instabilities along the Infalling High-velocity Cloud Complex A

January 6 – Jesse Bublitz, Will Armentrout, Pedro Salas, Ryan Lynch; GBO Staff Presentations at the AAS meeting

Please note, most recent recordings appear first:

December 16 – Megan DeCesar (George Mason Univ; US Naval Research Lab.); Using the GBT for Gravitational Wave Searches with Pulsar Timing Arrays

December 2 – Dom Pesce (Harvard-Smithsonian Cntr. for Astrophysics); A geometric measurement of H0 by the Megamaser Cosmology Project

November 18 – Joseph Simon (University of Colorado, Boulder); The search for a stochastic gravitational wave background in NANOGrav?s pulsar timing data

November 4 – Adam Ginsburg (University of Florida); A GBT MUSTANG-2 Survey of the Galactic Plane: HII regions and dust

October 21 – Rachel Friesen (University of Toronto); Understanding the evolution of star-forming cores and filaments with GAS

October 7 – Enrico Di Teodoro (Johns Hopkins University); GBT Science: Gas Clouds Entrained in the Milky Way’s Nuclear Wind

September 23 – Ryan Lynch (Green Bank Observatory); Recent Results from the NANOGrav Pulsar Timing Array

September 9 – Brian Mason (NRAO); Long Wavelength measurements of Interstellar Dust in Orion

August 26 – Loren Anderson (West Virginia University); Ionized Gas in the Galactic Midplane

August 12 – Karen Masters (Haverford College); HI-MaNGA: HI Followup for the MaNGA Galaxy Survey with GBT

July 29 – H. Thankful Cromartie (University of Virginia); Recent Relativistic Shapiro Delay Observations with the GBT

July 15 – Brian Svobda (NRAO); Towards a multi-scale view of dense gas in the Milky Way

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