Martha gives an introduction to ALFALFA [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann] |
Participants split into 5 teams to work on group activities called "scavenger hunts." Here one group of students and faculty work on Scavenger Hunt 2. The hunts are available at the Undergraduate ALFALFA Team Observing and Data Analysis page and our Practice question page. Feel free to use these if you'd like! [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann] |
Graduate student Ann Martin directs students and faculty in remote observing from the Arecibo Observatory Learning Center classroom. Several UAT institutions will be conducting Spring 2011 ALFALFA runs remotely from their home institutions. [Photo credit: Parker Troischt] |
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Team members conducted actual ALFALFA observations Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday 1:45-06:30. Here, two groups gather for a photo between sessions. [Photo credit: Tom Balonek] |
On Wednesday, several students presented talks and posters about their ALFALFA research projects. From left to right: Halley (Union), Melanie (WTA&M), Catherine (Hartwick), and Matt (GMU). [Photo credit: Tom Balonek] |
Team faculty meet in the Visitors' Center Seminar Room for short talks and to discuss collaborative projects. Here Rose Finn presents her work on the Local Cluster Survey [Photo credit: Rebecca Koopmann] | |
On Tuesday morning, Observatory staff conducted tours of the platform and the dish. Here one group gathers at the catwalk. [Photo credit: Tom Balonek] |
Matt and Stephen model our Workshop T-shirt designed by Hartwich student Catherine Weigel [Photo Credit: Tom Balonek] | Tuesday evening: BBQ at the poool! [Photo credit: Tom Balonek] |
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