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Rebecca Barlow Mt. Holyoke College |
Andrei Tokovinin atokovinin@ctio.noao.edu |
From Binaries to Triples |
rjbarlow@mtholyoke.edu reu7@ctio.noao.edu |
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Luke Galli Colorado College |
Alan Whiting and Linda Schmidtobreik whiting@ctio.noao.edu lschmidt@eso.org | Cataclysmic Variable Stars |
l_galli@coloradocollege.edu reu8@ctio.noao.edu |
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Alice Globus Wells College |
Dara Norman dnorman@ctio.noao.edu |
Deep Lensing Survey follow-up |
aglobus@wells.edu reu1@ctio.noao.edu |
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Ethan Knox Humboldt State University |
Nicolas Suntzeff nsuntzeff@ctio.noao.edu |
Photometry of Nearby Supernovae |
eak2@humboldt.edu reu2@ctio.noao.edu |
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Melissa Rice Wellesley College |
Hugo Schwarz hschwarz@ctio.noao.edu |
3D Ionization Codes for Planetary Nebulae |
mrice@wellesley.edu reu6@ctio.noao.edu |
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Kyle Walker Ohio State University |
Marcel Bergman and James Turner mbergman@ctio.noao.edu jturner@gemini.edu |
E+A Galaxies |
walker.623@osu.edu reu3@ctio.noao.edu |
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Javier Fuentes Universidad de La Serena |
Hugo Schwarz, Hektor Monteiro and Alan Whiting hschwarz@ctio.noao.edu hmonteiro@ctio.noao.edu whiting@ctio.noao.edu |
Planetary Nebulae interactions with the ISM |
jafulet@hotmail.com reu4@ctio.noao.edu |
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Bárbara Rojas Universidad de Chile |
Bryan Miller bmiller@gemini.edu |
Ages, Metallicities and Kinematics of Nuclei in Fornax dEs |
brojas@das.uchile.cl reu5@ctio.noao.edu |
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| Above, the students examine the Gemini South telescope, guided by Dr. Bryan Miller (caught in mid-explanation at right). Below, Hektor Monteiro explains the modelling of Planetary Nebulae to Melissa Rice. |
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Above, Melissa Rice waiting for sunset on the summit of Cerro Tololo. Left, Rebecca Barlow, Dr. Linda Schmidtobreick of the European Southern Observatory, and Melissa Rice at the controls of the 1.5m. |
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The 2004 REU and PIA students presented poster papers at the January 2005 meeting of the American Astronomical Society at San Diego, California. Right, Luke Galli poses by his poster; far right, Ethan and Javier discuss supernovae. |
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Left, Ethan has moved on to Kyle's poster; right, Kyle discusses it with another astronomer. |  |
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Far left, Melissa Rice; and left, Alice Globus listen to comments on their work. |
