http://bear.ras.ucalgary.ca/announcements/announce2/announce2.html (Einblicke ins Internet, 10/1995)
3-7 July 1995
Barcelona, Spain
This second announcement contains details of the scientific program, registration and accommodation for the meeting. We request that you fill in the appropriate forms at the end of this bulletin and return them by fax or e-mail before the deadlines to the addresses indicated below. This announcement is also being distributed by ordinary mail.
At the same time that major advances have been made in observations of radio stars, the study of solar radio emission has been making tremendous strides, particularly in the area of active phenomena. Observational highlights include i) results from the new Japanese radioheliograph; ii) joint microwave soft X-ray, and hard X-ray imaging of solar flares by the VLA, the Japanese radioheliograph, and YOHKOH; iii) high-time resolution imaging of dynamical phenomena; iv) joint continuum imaging and spectroscopy of decimetric phenomena; v) broadband microwave imaging spectroscopy; vi) mapping at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths.
Solar and stellar radio astronomers have traditionally worked as two separate communities. Given the significant advances in each area, we have an excellent opportunity to foster cross-fertilization between the two disciplines. One of the goals of this meeting is to bring these two communities together to explore those areas of astrophysics in common and to study the solar-stellar connection.
The conference will consist of invited review talks, which will give a broad and thorough overview of the topics of the meeting, together with shorter, more specific, invited talks. Scientific sessions will take place from 9am to 1:00pm and from 2:30pm to 6:00pm each day of the conference except Tuesday, when sessions will end at 4:00pm. Contributions from participants are welcome, mainly in the form of poster. Only a few 10-15 minute, oral contributions will be scheduled. Plenty of time will be available for poster viewing and discussion.
MONDAY, 3 JULY
Ionized Envelopes
G. Anglada (Univ. of Barcelona, Spain) - Invited Review
``Radio Jets from Young Stellar Objects"
P. Williams (ROE, UK) - Invited Review
``Radio Emission by Wolf-Rayet and OB Stars"
C. Skinner (STSCI, USA) - Invited Talk
``Radio Variability and the Physical Structure of the P Cygni Nebula"
Neutral Envelopes
J. Knapp (Univ. of Princeton, USA) - Invited Review
``Molecules, Dust and the Structure of Circumstellar Envelopes"
K. Menten (CfA, USA) - Invited Review
``Circumstellar Masers at Radio and (Sub)millimeter Wavelengths''
M. Reid (CfA, USA) - Invited Review
``Optical and Radio Photospheres of Red Giant Stars''
TUESDAY, 4 JULY
Supernovae
R. Chevalier (Univ. of Virginia, USA) - Invited Review
``The Circumstellar Interaction Model for Radio Supernovae"
J. Marcaide (Univ. of Valencia, Spain) - Invited Review
``Radio Emission from Supernovae: A Review with Emphasis on High
Angular Resolution Observations''
K. Weiler (NRL, USA) - Invited Talk
``What We Can Learn From Radio Lightcurves of Supernovae"
Novae and Cataclysmic Variables
R. Hjellming (NRAO, USA) - Invited Review
``A Unified Model Approach to Radio (and Optical) Images and Spectra
for Classical Novae''
M. Bode (Univ. of Liverpool, UK) - Invited Review
``The Origin and Evolution of Radio Emission in Classical and Recurrent
Novae''
WEDNESDAY, 5 JULY
X-Ray Binaries
F. Mirabel (CEA, Saclay, France) - Invited Review
``Relativistic Ejections from Hard X-ray Binaries"
L. Ball (U. Sydney, Australia) - Invited Review
``Theory and Modelling of the Radio Emission from X-ray Transients"
Radio Activity in Stars
B. van den Oord (Utrecht Obs., Nederlands) - Invited Review
``Non-thermal Emission Mechanisms in Stellar Coronae''
P. André (CEA, Saclay, France) - Invited Review
``Radio-Emitting Magnetic Structures and Circumstellar Disks Around
Young Stellar Objects"
B. Becker (UC Davis, USA) - Invited Talk
``The First Stars from the FIRST Survey"
M. Guedel (JILA, USA) - Invited Talk
``Coronal Microwaves from Cool Stars with Intense X-ray Emission"
THURSDAY, 6 JULY
The Active Sun
A. Benz (ETH, Zurich, Switzerland) - Invited Review
``Coherent Radio Emission of Solar Flares in the Decimeter Range
(0.3 - 3 GHz)"
L. Vlahos (Univ. of Thessaloniki, Greece) - Invited Review
``Global Models for the Active Sun and the Statistics of Flares"
The Quiet Sun
D. Gary (CalTech, USA) - Invited Review
``Microwave Imaging Spectroscopy of the Non-Flaring Sun"
Results from New Instruments
S. Enome (NRO, Japan) - Invited Review
``Non-thermal and Thermal Loops in Solar Flares: Their Possible Roles,
Interactions and Evolution''
D. Gary (CalTech, USA) - Invited Review
``Recent Results from the OVRO Solar Array"
G. Gelfreikh (RATAN 600, Russia) - Invited Review
``Spectral Polarization Study of the Solar Radio Sources using RATAN-600"
FRIDAY, 7 JULY
The Stellar/Solar Connection
J. Linsky (Univ. of Colorado, USA) - Invited Review
``Steady Radio Emission from Stars: Observations and Emission Processes"
D. Melrose (Univ. of Sydney, Australia) - Invited Review
``Radio Flares from Stars: Emission Mechanisms and Possible Solar
Analogs"
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Authors will be notified about acceptance and scheduling of their contribution.
G. Anglada (Universitat de Barcelona)
R. Estalella (Universitat de Barcelona)
J. Martí (Universitat de Barcelona)
J. M. Paredes (Universitat de Barcelona, Chair)
M. Peracaula (Universitat de Barcelona)
A. Rius (CSIC-INTA)
A. R. Taylor
J. M. Paredes
All invited and contributed papers, including oral and poster, will be refereed and published in the conference proceedings as part of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series.
Comissionat per a Universitats i Recerca. CIRIT
Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers (CESRA)
Fundació Catalana per a la Recerca (FCR)
International Union of Radio Science (URSI)
Sociedad Española de Astronomía (SEA)
Universitat de Barcelona (UB)
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Dates
July 3-7, 1995
Registration
A registration fee for the meeting is 23000 PTA. (Currently 130 PTA = 1 US$). This fee includes the cost of a copy of the conference proceedings and the conference dinner. The fee (together with the accommodation deposit, see below) should be paid by June 1st. After this date the registration fee will be 26000 PTA. A registration and accomodation booking form is included with this announcement. Location
The Conference is to be held on the campus of the University of Barcelona, in the Faculty of Physics building, Av. Diagonal, 647, E-08028 Barcelona (Spain). Accommodation
Accommodation will be made at nearby hotels and at student rooms. Students rooms are available with shared or private bathrooms. Accommodation for accompanying guests will be available. See the attached list of hotel locations and prices. All the hotels are within walking distance of the conference location. Calendar
Deadline for financial aid request: April 15th
Deadline for early registration and hotel deposit: June 1st
Deadline for submission of abstracts: June 1st
At the beginning of June, there will be a third and final announcement.
Social Events
Sunday 2, 5:00-8:00 pm: begining of registration at the conference location.
Tuesday 4, 4:00pm: organized bus tour of the city (optional). The tour ends at an official reception at City Hall at 7:00 pm. Participants not going to the tour are also welcome to the reception and they are requested to make their own way to City Hall.
Thursday 6, evening: conference dinner (included with the registration fee).
For both the city tour and conference dinner, tickets will be available at the conference for accompanying persons. Other visits and activities for accompanying persons will be available through the General Secretariat travel agency, located in the same Conference center. About the city
Barcelona, the site of the 1992 summer Olympic Games, is a Mediterranean
city, the capital of the Catalonia country in the northeast of Spain.
The city has a long history rooted in the Roman culture, that spans
over 2000 years. The Gothic Quarter is particularly nice and lively.
The city has many fine examples of the architectural accomplishments of
Gaudí, and has many historic buildings and sites. Barcelona is also
known for housing most of the best paintings of Picasso and Miró.
The weather conditions in Barcelona in July are usually
hot and sunny. The average temperature is 
C and humidity
is normally high.
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