Cosmic Origins Program Analysis Group
Events: Meetings

Society for Advancement of Chicanos / Hispanics & Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)

25 – 29 October 2021

Join Our Session: Exploring the Universe with the NASA Astrophysics Community
Monday, 25 October 2021 from 2:00pm to 3:00pm *CST*

Chair: Prof. Ryan Hickox (Dartmouth College; Chair of NASA’s Physics of the Cosmos Program Analysis Group)

		Dr. Ronald Gamble (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) Exploring the Universe with the NASA Astrophysics Community
		Prof. Jorge Moreno (Pomona College) How does the Universe work? Formation of cosmic structure
		Dr. Janice Lee (Gemini Observatory Chief Scientist, NSF’s OIRLab) How did we get here? Formation of stars in galaxies
		Dr. Natasha Batalha (NASA Ames Research Center) Are we alone? Characterization of extrasolar planets

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A Science Interest Group (SIG) consists of members interested in a specific sub-field of Cosmic Origins science (e.g., stars and stellar atmospheres, galaxies, etc.). These groups typically meet regularly to discuss and share scientific results, analysis techniques, and scientific gaps, as well as the role of NASA in advancing that sub-field. SIGs may also identify the data and technology needs that can help advance scientific discovery in the sub-field. Missions, data, and technologies from across the entire NASA portfolio are often utilized by SIGs.

• IR Science and Technology Integration Group (IR STIG): Coordinated by the IR STIG Leadership Council (Approved Nov 2013).
• Stars Science Interest Group (Stars SIG)
• Ultraviolet-Visible Science and Technology Interest Group (UV STIG) (approved November 2014), chaired by Jason Tumlinson.