1. VCieLaw Virtual Law Library-Directory United States-Missouri Law Library Directory of The United States State of Missouri The Legal And Business Resource Site At Your Finger Tip s http://www.vcielaw.com/Directory_of_United_States_Missouri_Main_Page.htm

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2. Science - Astronomy - Institutions - Research Centers - Directory Science Central Science Astronomy - Institutions - Research Centers. The Caltech Computational Astronomy Group uses high-performance parallel computers for analysis of data from http://www.sciencecentral.com/category/48418

3. Astronomy: Research Centers Patrick Shopbell's Astronomy Resources Research Centers Research Centers A significant portion of astronomical research is performed at reserch centers that support space http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~pls/astronomy/research.html

Astronomy Research Centers A significant portion of astronomical research is performed at reserch centers that support space-borne observatories, pure research, etc.: ANL - Argonne National Laboratory ASC - AXAF Science Center CEA - Center for EUV Astrophysics IPAC - Infrared Processing and Analysis Center LANL - Los Alamos National Laboratory LCA - Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics LLNL - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory MACHO Project NRL - Naval Research Laboratory ORNL - Oak Ridge National Laboratory SCCA - Statistical Consulting Center for Astronomy SDAC - Solar Data Analysis Center at NASA/Goddard ST-ECF - Space Telescope-European Coordinating Facility STScI - Space Telescope Science Institute (known also as STEIS - Space Telescope Electronic Information Service) pls@astro.caltech.edu Last modified: Tue Oct 20 00:50:30 EDT 1998

4. VCieLaw Virtual Law Library-Directory United States-Montana Law Library Directory of The United States The State of Montana The Legal And Business Resource Site At Your Finger Tip s http://www.vcielaw.com/Directory_of_United_States_Montana.htm

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5. Libraries In Astronomy Research Centers - Physics And Astronomy Library News Delivering library news directly to the Physics and Astronomy department faculty, staff, and students at the University of Minnesota. Contact me for Reference, questions, or library http://blog.lib.umn.edu/ljohnsto/physics/2008/04/libraries-in-research-centres.h

Physics and Astronomy Library News Delivering library news directly to the Physics and Astronomy department faculty, staff, and students at the University of Minnesota. Contact me for Reference, questions, or library/research! Lisa Johnston - Physics and Astronomy Librarian (IM: umphyslib). Libraries in Astronomy Research Centers By Lisa Johnston on April 16, 2008 1:10 PM No Comments As librarians continue to face difficult choices regarding publication formats, electronic preservation, and escalating journal prices the need for communication and partnerships within our research communities is greater than ever. This is why Terry Mahoney (IAC Tenerife, Spain) initiated and wrote the "Declaration Concerning the Evolving Role of Libraries in Research Centres." The document has been co-signed by several astronomy librarians and has now been sent to the International Astronomy Union in the hope that they will help to distribute it widely among astronomers and perhaps, eventually, have it adopted by the IAU as official policy. Please read the full document here and I look forward to hearing your comments: T. J. MAHONEY

6. SPIE Conferences + Exhibitions We collaborate with the main space agencies and astronomy research centers to study and develop components that are critical to the observation of the earth, atmosphere, and http://spie.org/app/program/index.cfm?fuseaction=exhibitors&all=1&redir=

7. Astronomy: Research Centers Astronomy. Research Centers A significant portion of astronomical research is performed at reserch centers that support spaceborne observatories, pure research, etc. http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~jlc/astronomy/research.html

Astronomy Research Centers A significant portion of astronomical research is performed at reserch centers that support space-borne observatories, pure research, etc.: ANL - Argonne National Laboratory ASC - AXAF Science Center CEA - Center for EUV Astrophysics IPAC - Infrared Processing and Analysis Center LANL - Los Alamos National Laboratory LCA - Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics LLNL - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory MACHO Project NRL - Naval Research Laboratory ORNL - Oak Ridge National Laboratory SCCA - Statistical Consulting Center for Astronomy SDAC - Solar Data Analysis Center at NASA/Goddard ST-ECF - Space Telescope-European Coordinating Facility STScI - Space Telescope Science Institute (known also as STEIS - Space Telescope Electronic Information Service) pls@astro.caltech.edu Last modified: Wed Jun 26 15:53:54 PDT 1996

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9. 1Up Science > Links Directory > Astronomy: Research Centers Astronomy Research Centers . Uncover resources and links to Web sites related to Astronomy Research Centers . http://www.1upscience.com/links/astronomy-research-centers.html

10. The WhatUseek Directory - Research_Centers whatUseek offers a suite of online products and services including a web search utility, a web directory, siteLevel, changeAlarm, and more. http://dir.whatuseek.com/Science/Astronomy/Research_Centers

11. Physics And Astronomy Library News: Scholarly Communication Archives More on the SCOAP3 Open Access Project; Scholarly Communication at the U; Referee Compensation? Libraries in Astronomy Research Centers; Changing Nature of Scientific Communication http://blog.lib.umn.edu/ljohnsto/physics/scholarly-communication/

Physics and Astronomy Library News Delivering library news directly to the Physics and Astronomy department faculty, staff, and students at the University of Minnesota. Contact me for Reference, questions, or library/research! Lisa Johnston - Physics and Astronomy Librarian (IM: umphyslib). Recently in Scholarly Communication Category Open Journal Publishing in the Chronicle By Lisa Johnston on February 16, 2010 8:47 AM No Comments Article in the Chronicle examines the triumph and pitfalls of open access publishing. They also highlight an open source software that some libraries and institutional repositories are implementing to help faculty publish their society journals in an open and cost-effective way. Read more about Open Journal System Open-Access Journals Break Barriers to Academic Freedom For scholars around the world, online open-access publishingin the right handshas the potential to provide a "Gutenberg moment." APS Gives Harvard Fac Open Access Publication Rights By Lisa Johnston on June 24, 2009 9:34 AM

12. Technologies For Space And Astronomy We collaborate with the main space agencies and astronomy research centers to study and develop components that are critical to the observation of the earth, atmosphere, and http://www.ino.ca/en-ca/Expertise/space-astronomical-instrumentation.html

@import url(/css/preview.css); Institut national d’optique - INO Skip to content About Us Profile Our approach ... Solutions Secondary Menu Careers Jobs opportunities Job profile Why INO? ... Expertise Technologies for Space and Astronomy Some of our achievements New Infrared Sensor Technology Radiometric Packaging Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope See all our achievements in Technologies for Space and Astronomy The space environment holds special challenges for optical and photonics technologies, which must meet exacting space qualification standards (reliability, resistance to radiation, launch vibration, and temperature excursion). Our success in this field is due in part to our mastery of optical technologies that have proven their reliability in demanding environments, and by the ability of our expert team to grasp the inherent challenges involved in space projects. We collaborate with the main space agencies and astronomy research centers to study and develop components that are critical to the observation of the earth, atmosphere , and universe, as well as to the future of spatial exploration. Components, systems, and sophisticated subsystems

13. Research Centers - Astronomy Directory Websites and resources about Astronomy Research Centers. Cambridge Institute of Astronomy University of Cambridge, Institute of Astronomy http//www.ast.cam.ac.uk/IoA/ http://www.ozskywatch.com/institutions/research_centers/

ozskywatch.com institutions research centers Websites and resources about Astronomy - Research Centers Cambridge Institute of Astronomy University of Cambridge, Institute of Astronomy http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/IoA/ Oxford Astrophysics University of Oxford's Nuclear and Astrophyics Laboratory. http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/index.html Caltech Computational Astronomy The Caltech Computational Astronomy Group uses high-performance parallel computers for analysis of data from many different observatories. http://www.srl.caltech.edu/compastro/ Danish Space Research Institute Includes information about the Danish satellite program, the Spectrum Roentgen Gamma satellite, the Gamma Ray Laboratory, and the Infrared Space Observatory. http://www.dsri.dk/ Princeton University Department of Astrophysical Sciences. http://www.astro.princeton.edu/ Caltech Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy Department of Astrophysical Sciences. http://www.pma.caltech.edu/ University of Chicago, Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics Department of Astrophysical Sciences. http://astro.uchicago.edu/

14. XXII Congreso Nacional De Astronomía Nine representatives from the main Mexican astronomy research centers form the Scientific Organizing Committee (COCCNA) while researchers and students from UIA and ININ integrate http://www.uia.mx/cna/english.html

Del 16 al 18 de abril de 2008 English Information Pláticas invitadas Divulgación Día del Estudiante ... Congresos anteriores English Information Mexico’s National Astronomy Conference The National Astronomy Conference (CNA) is the unique national meeting for professional astronomers in Mexico. This annual event gathers researchers and students in astrophysics and related topics. This year the CNA will be held in México City between the 15th. and 18th. of April, 2008 and is organized by two institutions: the Universidad Iberoamericana at Mexico City (UIA) , which will host most acitivites, and the Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares (ININ) . Located on the East side of Mexico City, both institutions have a history of collaboration among themselves and with other Mexican research centers. Nine representatives from the main Mexican astronomy research centers form the Scientific Organizing Committee (COCCNA) while researchers and students from UIA and ININ integrate the Local Organizing Committee (COLCNA). The complete program can be found in the main page and includes contributed oral and poster presentations as well as invited talks given by outstanding scientist on topics of interest for the community.

15. About The Department | Astronomy And Astrophysics In addition to the University of California Observatories (UCO), the Astronomy Department is also closely linked to several other astronomy research centers at UCSC http://www.astro.ucsc.edu/about_us/

16. Planet Quest: Missions - Outrigger Telescopes Project The University of Hawaii, whose Institute for Astronomy is one of the world's leading astronomy research centers, holds the lease for the Mauna Kea Science Reserve. http://planetquest.jpl.nasa.gov/Outrigger/otp_organizations.cfm

+ NASA Homepage OVERVIEW OTP Project The Project Organizations Involved Contact Information Press/Media Web Feedback Ask a Question ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT Final EIS Record of Decision (PDF) OUTRIGGER TELESCOPES PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS The roles of organizations involved in the Outrigger Telescopes Project are listed below. NASA The Nation's space agency provides the project funding and overall guidance for the project. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), California Institute of Technology This NASA research and development facility manages many of NASA's most productive missions of scientific exploration. JPL manages the project, provides technical expertise in interferometry, and develops key hardware and software components. W.M. Keck Observatory, California Association for Research in Astronomy (CARA) The Observatory operates the twin Keck 10-meter telescopes, the world's largest. The Keck Observatory manages the subcontract to fabricate the Outrigger Telescopes, and would operate the Outrigger interferometer on Mauna Kea. University of Hawaii The University of Hawaii, whose Institute for Astronomy is one of the world's leading astronomy research centers, holds the lease for the Mauna Kea Science Reserve. As the leaseholder, UH has applied on behalf of CARA for a Conservation District Use Permit for the project.

17. Maunakea: White Mountain Mauna Kea is the site of internationally funded astronomy research centers, with telescopes operated by American, Canadian, French and Japanese research institutions. http://www.aloha.net/~mahalo/maunakea.html

Contents Islander Calendar Books Art ... Mahalo Air Schedule Mauna Kea means white mountain in Hawaiian and winters bring on the snow. Skiers and snowboarders shoot down runs called Poi Bowl, Pele's Parlor, Prince Kuhio and King Kamehameha. This image-a lone snowboarder making tracks down Mauna Kea, was captured by internationally acclaimed photographer John Russell. Russell owns a home below the Mauna Kea snows on the sunny makai side of Waimea. Mauna Kea is the site of internationally funded astronomy research centers, with telescopes operated by American, Canadian, French and Japanese research institutions. Contents Islander Calendar Books Art ... Mahalo Air Schedule

18. Antenna - Body, Used, Process, Form, Air, Cause, Waves variety of communication devices, including radios and television sets, weather radar systems, satellite communications systems, and radio astronomy research centers. http://www.scienceclarified.com/Al-As/Antenna.html

Powered by JRank Science Clarified Science Clarified Al-As Antenna An antenna is a device used to transmit and receive electromagnetic waves, such as radio waves and microwaves. Antennas are found in a great variety of communication devices, including radios and television sets, weather radar systems, satellite communications systems, and radio astronomy research centers. Your local radio station uses an antenna to transmit the programs it broadcasts. Words that are spoken or music that is played within the station are converted to electrical signals. These signals are then transmitted to an antenna in the form of an electric current. Electrons inside the antenna vibrate back and forth with the same frequency as the incoming The antenna for a Doppler weather radar site. Doppler radar can be used to detect various weather conditions. (Reproduced by permission of The Stock Market electric current. The vibration is characteristic of the sounds produced within the station. As these electrons vibrate, they create an electromagnetic wave in the air around the antenna. That wave spreads out and travels in all directions from the antenna. The frequency of the wave is the same as the frequency of the electron vibration in the antenna and of the sounds spoken in the station.

19. MIT Haystack Observatory: 1995 As one of the world's leading astronomy research centers, the MIT Haystack Observatory is particularly appropriate for this first link in a global art work that relies on the http://www.haystack.edu/hay/news/1995/index.html

Skip to Content Home About Haystack News Archive ... Sun Drawings Original Press Release November 9, 1995 Art and science join hands at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Haystack Observatory with the installation this month of the first component of the Global Sun Drawing by artist Janet Saad-Cook in the observatory's new library. The global Sun Drawing is a single, globe-encircling work of art brought to life through Saad-Cook's placement of permanent sun-activated sculptures, called Sun Drawings, in various public sites throughout the world. To connect the Sun Drawings into a unified work of art, Saad-Cook is incorporating a unique marker image that appears sequentially at each site in harmony with the earth's rotation and the daily sweep of sunlight. The Haystack Sun Drawing is now open for public viewing, by appointment, at the Observatory in Westford, MA. As one of the world's leading astronomy research centers, the MIT Haystack Observatory is particularly appropriate for this first link in a global art work that relies on the cycle of the sun. Saad-Cook also plans permanent installations for public spaces in France, Australia, India and Japan as well as elsewhere in the United States. Artist Janet Saad-Cook originated and developed the patented Sun Drawing process through 15 years of experimentation and research.. The results are sculptures of reflective elements (optically coated glass and mirrored metals) that interact with direct sunlight to cast gradually changing images onto interior surfaces. Each day as sunlight sweeps through the space and touches the reflective elements each one comes alive to reflect its own unique image onto the surrounding walls and ceiling, creating shimmering, multi-colored images that evolve and change moment-to-moment and season-to-season.

20. Sun Paints Pictures At Haystack As one of the world's leading astronomy research centers, the MIT Haystack Observatory is particularly appropriate for this first link in a global art work that relies on the cycle http://web.mit.edu/arts/about/news/extra/1995/1213_haystack.html

Sun Paints Pictures at Haystack (Published in Tech Talk 12/13/1995) As art meets technology, computers and digital processing tend to overshadow traditional media such as paint, charcoal and marble. But artist Janet Saad-Cook uses technology to utilize a sculptural element that predates computers, acrylics or bronze - the sun. MIT's Haystack Observatory in Westford, Mass., is the first site for Ms. Saad-Cook's Global Sun Drawing Project, a series of sculptures activated by the sun which the artist plans to install in observatories throughout the world. In a process that was developed and patented through 15 years of experimentation and research, Ms. Saad-Cook shapes and assembles highly reflective materials and positions the reflective instruments in a pre- selected path of direct sunlight. As the light touches the reflective elements, an image of light very gradually appears on the surrounding walls and ceiling, slowly and subtly changing with the earth's rotation. The size of sun drawing varies with the intensity and angle of the sunlight and the size of the wall on which the image is reflected. Three sun drawings, "Jupiter Ascends," "Albedo" and "Venus," are on view in the new Haystack Library through mid-October, 1996. Other installations are planned for public spaces in observatories in France, Australia, India, Japan and elsewhere in the United States. The installations will be unified into a single work of art by the incorporation of a unique image that appears sequentially at each site, in harmony with the earth's rotation and the daily sweep of sunlight.

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