Dr. Tea Temim

Dr. Tea Temim

Research Astronomer, Princeton University Department of Astrophysics

Studying Supernova Remnants using JWST Imagery



Studying Supernova Remnants using JWST Imagery

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Dr. Tea Temim

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May at Peyton Hall

The May, meeting of the AAAP will take place (we dare to hope) in Peyton Hall on the campus of Princeton University on Tuesday, May 14th at 7:30 PM. As usual, the meeting is open to AAAP members and the public. Participants can join the meeting in-person at Peyton Hall or log in to the Zoom session as early as 7:00 pm to chat informally before the meeting begins. This evening’s guest speaker is Dr. Tea Temim, Research Astronomer, Princeton University Department of Astrophysics, who will describe her research using JWST imagery to study supernova remnants.

Options for Attending the Meeting

Inclement weather scotched our plans to congregate at Peyton Hall in both January and February. You may choose to attend the meeting in person or participate via Zoom or YouTube as we’ve been doing for the past few years. (See How to Participate below for details). Due to security concerns, if you log in before the host has set up internet connectivity in Peyton Hall, you may need to wait in the Waiting Room for a few minutes until the host is prepared to admit you into the meeting. You’ll need to unmute yourself to make comments or ask questions. It’s polite, though not required, for you to enable your camera so other participants can see you. A week or so after the meeting, the video of the lecture and Q&A will be posted on AAAP’s public YouTube channel.

“Meet the Speaker” Dinner

The club will host a “Meet the Speaker” dinner at Winberie’s Bar and Restaurant, 1 Palmer Square, Princeton, NJ, just across the street from the campus of Princeton Universitiy. The reservation is prior to the meeting on May 14th at 5:45 pm. Please contact the Program Chair if you plan to attend.

How To Participate:

In Person

The parking lots across the street (Ivy Lane) from Peyton Hall are now construction sites, unavailable for parking. We’ve been advised by the administration of the astrophysics department that we should park in the new enclosed parking garage off Fitzrandolph street and walk around the stadium and athletic fields. Here’s a map of the campus and walking routes from the parking garage to Peyton Hall. The map shows the recently completed East Garage. Not shown is an access road Sweet Gum that connects from Faculty Road to an entrance at the lower left corner of the garage. Stadium Road connects from Fitzrandolph Road to another entrance at the opposite corner (and higher level) of the garage. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk from the parking garage to Peyton Hall.

Parking and Peyton Hall

Zoom

Join the Zoom meeting

YouTube

Watch the YouTube Live Stream

A look ahead at future guest speakers:
Date Featured Speaker(s) Topic
June 11, 2024 AAAP Outreach chair and staffer at the NJ State Planetarium Bill Murray, and Jacob Hamer, the planetarium's Assistant Curator
AAAP’s traditional annual pilgrimage to the NJ State Museum planetarium in Trenton, where members will experience a presentation and a preview of the planetarium’s latest sky show.

As always, members’ comments and suggestions are gratefully accepted and much appreciated.

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