From d.parkinson at uq.edu.au  Mon Jun 26 15:18:01 2017
From: d.parkinson at uq.edu.au (David Parkinson)
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2017 05:18:01 +0000
Subject: [ASA] Deadline extended: Early Career Researcher (ECR) Chapter of
 the ASA - Steering Committee Elections
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We are still looking for highly motivated Early Career Researchers to join the ECR chapter steering committee. Nominations are now due by 3rd July, so please let the returning officer know if you would like to nominate yourself. The committee is a great opportunity to make a difference for other ECRs, but a relatively small time commitment.

The details regarding the committee are below. Please get in touch if you are interested or have any questions, or else go to http://asaecr.smp.uq.edu.au/

Kind regards,
David Parkinson - ECR chapter steering committee immediate past chair and returning officer

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Dear all,

The Early Career Researcher Chapter of the ASA is inviting ECR Chapter Members to nominate for a number of positions on the Chapter Steering Committee.

The Chapter is active in promoting and assisting the career development of early to mid-career researchers in the Australian astronomy community. The goals of the chapter are:

* Inform the members about opportunities for professional training and support
* Provide training for the members in areas of professional development
* Connect the members with each other, and also with senior researcher mentors, providing a support network
* Acting as an advocacy and representation body for its members

The ECR chapter has been active since 2013. Over that period it has organised activities that have been beneficial to our ECR members, including three workshops (2012, 2014 and 2016), the ?Meet-a-Mentor? session at the annual ASA meeting (co-organised with the Diversity in Astronomy Chapter), and a mentoring scheme, partnering senior mentors with postdocs and finishing students.

The ECR Chapter is run by a Steering Committee who play a leading role in devising and implementing initiatives to fulfil the Chapter?s goals. The Committee consists of a Chair, five Steering Committee members, a student representative and a senior representative. There is also an ASA council representative, who is ex-officio unless they are also elected to the committee. Terms are held for two years (full representatives) and one year (student representative and senior representative).

We are now inviting nominations for four positions, which are chair (replacing Sarah Martell), student representative, and three ordinary committee members. These positions are open to all Chapter members, except for the student representative (open to students only). Existing Steering Committee members are welcome to renominate if they wish.

The election schedule is as follows:

- call for nominations:  9-23 June
- election period: 26 June - 6 July
- results announced: 7 July
- new positions commence: 10 July

David Parkinson will once again be the returning officer for this election, so all nominations should go to his university email (d.parkinson at uq.edu.au<mailto:d.parkinson at uq.edu.au>). Each nomination must include a brief paragraph summarising your interest in the position and how you envisage to contribute to the broad goals of the Chapter. Please note that this information will be made available to voters.

Kind regards,

David Parkinson - ECR chapter steering committee immediate past chair and returning officer
on behalf of the ECR Chapter steering committee.

David Parkinson
d.parkinson at uq.edu.au



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Subject: [ASA] Early Career Researcher (ECR) Chapter of the ASA - Steering Committee Elections
Date: 9 June 2017 at 2:06:13 pm GMT+9
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From kirsten.gottschalk at uwa.edu.au  Tue Jun 27 11:02:19 2017
From: kirsten.gottschalk at uwa.edu.au (Kirsten Gottschalk)
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2017 09:02:19 +0800
Subject: [ASA] Deadline Extended to July 15th - Inviting Applications for
 ICRAR Visiting Fellowship for Senior Women in Astronomy
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Hi ASA Members,

A brief update: the deadline for the ICRAR Visiting Fellowship is now extended until July 15th.

Looking forward to your applications!

Cheers,
Kirsten on behalf of Renu.

Begin forwarded message:

From: Renu Sharma <renu.sharma at uwa.edu.au<mailto:renu.sharma at uwa.edu.au>>
Subject: [ASA] Reminder- Inviting Applications for ICRAR Visiting Fellowship for Senior Women in Astronomy
Date: 21 June 2017 at 4:03:01 pm AWST
To: "asa at physics.usyd.edu.au<mailto:asa at physics.usyd.edu.au>" <asa at physics.usyd.edu.au<mailto:asa at physics.usyd.edu.au>>

Dear ASA Members,

ICRAR is committed to supporting women in astronomical sciences and technology and we are pleased to invite applications for the ? ICRAR Visiting Fellowship for Senior Women in Astronomy? for 2017-18.

Please see detailed information on:  http://www.icrar.org/about/visiting-fellowship/   Please also find attached the fellowship poster.
The main objectives of the fellowship are to:

?         Create opportunities for young researchers, particularly women to learn career development and work-life balance strategies from potential senior role models.

?         Enable scientific interaction between early career researchers and graduate students, particularly women, with senior academic visitors.

?         Explore opportunities for developing mentoring relations.

?         Enrich the research environment at ICRAR.

?         Create opportunities to foster national and international collaborations.
The Fellow is expected to take part in a range of mutually discussed and agreed activities in line with the objectives of the Fellowship and spend time at both the ICRAR Nodes.
What the Fellowship provides
ICRAR will offer one fellowship per calendar year and will provide:

?         $5,000 per month for two to three months for living and accommodation expenses.

?         Travel assistance of up to $5,000.

?         Needs-based additional support of up to $4,000 may be provided for childcare or other required support.


Please see application procedure on link above or in the attached document. Applications close on 30 June 2017.  Applications should be submitted via info at icrar.org<mailto:info at icrar.org>.

We look forward to receiving applications from interested candidates.

Kind regards
Renu

Dr Renu Sharma GAICD, FLWA
Associate Director and COO
International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR)
Web: http://www.icrar.org/

7 Fairway, The University of Western Australia
Crawley WA 6009
Phone: +618 6488 7871
ICRAR is a Joint Venture of
Curtin University and  The University of Western Australia


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From juliane.turner at newcastle.edu.au  Tue Jun 27 14:55:10 2017
From: juliane.turner at newcastle.edu.au (Juliane Turner)
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2017 04:55:10 +0000
Subject: [ASA] PhD Scholarship opportunity - high-mass star-formation
Message-ID: <HK2PR0401MB1458716E6CAC19E0978B1466BEDC0@HK2PR0401MB1458.apcprd04.prod.outlook.com>

Dear ASA members,

A PhD scholarship opportunity is available for two students under the Supervision of Professor James Jackson at the University of Newcastle to study the astrophysics of high-mass star-formation.

More information can be found at https://www.newcastle.edu.au/research-and-innovation/graduate-research/phd-scholarships/phd-scholarship-astrophysics-of-high-mass-star-formation

Regards, Juliane Turner

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From simon.otoole at aao.gov.au  Wed Jun 28 09:44:23 2017
From: simon.otoole at aao.gov.au (Simon O'Toole)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 09:44:23 +1000
Subject: [ASA] New issue of the IVOA Newsletter
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The June 2017 issue of the IVOA Newsletter is now available at http://ivoa.net/newsletter/017/ <http://ivoa.net/newsletter/017/>  This biannual newsletter for astronomers is intended to highlight new capabilities of VO tools and technologies for doing astronomy research. It also lists recent papers and upcoming events.


Featured in this issue:

Shanghai IVOA Interoperability Meeting
Solar System in the VO
Sherpa and Iris at the 229th AAS
Automatic composition of astrophysical services
New version of CDS Portal
...and more


Comments and feedback are encouraged; you may contact the editors at ivoa-news-editors at ivoa.net <mailto:ivoa-news-editors at ivoa.net>.


The International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA) was formed in June 2002 with a mission to facilitate the international coordination and collaboration necessary for the development and deployment of the tools, systems and organizational structures necessary to enable the international utilization of astronomical archives as an integrated and interoperating virtual observatory. You can read more about the IVOA at http://www.ivoa.net/about <http://www.ivoa.net/about>.

Simon O?Toole 

for

Giulia Iafrate
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From arnakarick at gmail.com  Wed Jun 28 10:55:18 2017
From: arnakarick at gmail.com (Arna Karick)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:55:18 +1000
Subject: [ASA] Second Announcement: .Astronomy 9, Cape Town, 14-17 Nov 2017
Message-ID: <4147C7BD-E350-469B-97CB-B101C2679E9B@gmail.com>


.Astronomy 9
Cape Town, South Africa
14-17 November 2017
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Dear ASA members,

We are very excited to be hosting the ninth .Astronomy (pronounced "dot Astronomy") conference in Cape Town from the 14-17 November 2017.

Astronomy is driven forward by new technology, and today, software is developing more rapidly than ever before. .Astronomy explores the questions on  how new technologies can help astronomical research, education, and outreach. The event will include a series of talks, multiple unconference sessions, and a full day working on interesting, useful, innovative projects. Much of the content will be driven by the conference participants in a dynamic environment to maximize sharing, learning, and producing. In addition, we will also have a Day Zero ? tech skills training day, to introduce participants to the .Astronomy format and offer tutorials on the latest tools. Links to blog posts and hack projects from previous .Astronomy conferences can be found on Twitter: @dotastronomy <http://twitter.com/dotastronomy> #dotastro

Note that Astroinformatics 2017 (http://www.astroinformatics2017.ska.ac.za <http://www.astroinformatics2017.ska.ac.za/>) will run the week before ?? Why not attend both? ;)

Please see the website for more information about the program and invited speakers: http://dotastronomy9.saao.ac.za/ <http://dotastronomy9.saao.ac.za/>.  In addition, the pre-registration form is available as well and will be open until 1 July.  The form is available at https://tinyurl.com/dotastro9 <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdmxJ2Q0RMN-IuLJTjxNPZE6QHRKYIXDScWHzYBz2TAzm9KtQ/viewform?c=0&w=1>.  

The conference will be limited to ~60 participants, and as such, we ask each participant to provide the reason why they want to attend and what they might contribute. We highly encourage people from traditionally underrepresented groups in astronomy to apply. If you have any questions, please email Dr. Steve Crawford at: crawford at saao.ac.za <mailto:crawford at saao.ac.za>. The event will be hosted at the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO) jointly with the IAU Office of Astronomy for Development. There will be some funding available to support participation especially for students and researchers from developing countries. 

We hope that you will be able to join us in Cape Town from 14-17 November 2017 for .Astronomy 9!   

Kind regards,
Arna  ?  on behalf of Dr. Steve Crawford (SALT Science Data Manager) and the .Astronomy Organising Committee


Dr. Arna Karick
Astronomy & Tech | Scientific Computing | Research & Data Strategy
Often found at One Roof ? Southbank
Email: arnakarick at gmail.com 
Twitter: @drarnakarick <http://twitter.com/drarnakarick>
Websites: www.arnakarick.com <http://www.arnakarick.com/> | techsavvyastronomer.io <http://techsavvyastronomer.io/>


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From Helga.Denes at csiro.au  Wed Jun 28 21:38:32 2017
From: Helga.Denes at csiro.au (Helga.Denes at csiro.au)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 11:38:32 +0000
Subject: [ASA] CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science Radio School 2017 - Second
 Announcement
Message-ID: <1498649911019.73092@csiro.au>

Dear all,

This is the second announcement for the CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science Radio School 2017

Registration for the school is now open here: https://events.csiro.au/Events/2017/June/16/CASS-Radio-Astronomy-School-2017

CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science is holding its 2017 Radio Astronomy School at the Australia Telescope Compact Array, NSW, Australia from the 25th to the 29th of September. This school aims to provide knowledge and hands-on experience of radio astronomy to people new to the field, including PhD students and post-doctoral researchers.

The format of the school will be similar to previous CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science radio schools, with a mix of lectures and practical sessions. Material will be presented by both radio astronomers and engineers. No prior experience with radio astronomy is required. The school will cover a diverse range of topics across all areas of radio-astronomy, with a focus on interferometric observations.

Registration is now open. Attendance will be limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. The registration fee is $260 for students (and $320 for non-students) and will cover lunches, teas/coffees and one or two evening meals. Participants are strongly encouraged to present posters highlighting their research.

For more information, please see the school webpage: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/research/radio-school/2017/index.html
 or contact the organisers directly at radio-school-2017 at atnf.csiro.au<mailto:radio-school-2017 at atnf.csiro.au>

Best wishes,
Helga Denes on behalf of the organising committee

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From john.obyrne at sydney.edu.au  Thu Jun 29 09:19:33 2017
From: john.obyrne at sydney.edu.au (John O'Byrne)
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 23:19:33 +0000
Subject: [ASA] One Hand Waving Free - A Workshop to Celebrate the first 60
 years of John Lattanzio
Message-ID: <26343B71-C5D8-4C30-934A-7B28CDD0F2FD@sydney.edu.au>

You are invited to participate in in a workshop to celebrate John
Lattanzio's 60th birthday.

One Hand Waving Free
A Workshop to Celebrate the first 60 years of John Lattanzio
Port Douglas, Queensland
29th October to 4th November 2017.

http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~gmh/JL60th/

This meeting celebrates the life and achievements of Prof. John
C. Lattanzio.  John has made a succession of important contributions to
the theory of stellar evolution over a sustained career that has seen
him move to Canada, the USA and the United Kingdom before returning to
his Australian roots.  He remains instantly recognisable on the
international stage where he is a speaker of choice on many aspects of
stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis.  Lattanzio's contributions to
research training at all levels are numerous.  His undergraduate
lectures are delivered with an enthusiasm that has ignited many a
career in astrophysics and he has trained a number of excellent
graduate students and postdoctoral researchers who have gone on to
hold positions worldwide.  John is the active president of the
International Astronomical Union's Division G3 on stellar evolution.

The workshop will cover the topics on which John has had such an impact
through his varied and distinguished career.  Scientific sessions will
focus on topics on which John has worked and will include stellar
evolution of low- and intermediate- mass stars, SAGB stars,
nucleosynthesis, grains, galactic archaeology and hydrodynamics of star
formation and evolution as well as outreach sessions for the public
and for undergraduates.

Please address any questions to

lattanzio60th at gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you soon and indeed seeing you in Port
Douglas.

Spaces are limited but there is plenty of room for now.  Registration
is open with a deadline of 28th July.

Many thanks and best wishes,
Christopher Tout, John Lattanzio, Richard Stancliffe, Amanda Karakas
and Ghina Halabi









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From c.tinney at unsw.edu.au  Fri Jun 30 13:07:49 2017
From: c.tinney at unsw.edu.au (Chris Tinney)
Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2017 03:07:49 +0000
Subject: [ASA] Scientia PhD Scholarships in Exoplanet Discovery ($40k per
 year for 4 years plus tuition and $10k per year career support)
Message-ID: <153E9A46-B6FF-42A5-A112-DD576633F48C@unsw.edu.au>

Dear Colleague

UNSW is also offering its lucrative
Scientia PhD Scholarships<http://www.2025.unsw.edu.au/apply/?interest=scholarships> again in 2018.

These feature a $40K a year stipend for four years, plus coverage
of all tuition fees, as well as a further $10k each year to build
your career and support  your international research collaborations,
plus coaching and mentoring as part of a highly personalised leadership
development plan.

Up to two Scientia Scholarships are available for PhD
students to do research in Exoplanet Discovery with the
the Exoplanetary Science at UNSW<http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt/cgt/Homepage.html> team using the
Veloce Rosso<http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt/Veloce/Veloce.html> precision velocity spectrograph being
commissioned on the 3.9m AAT next year.

I would like to encourage interested undergraduates to
apply, and hope you will distribute this opportunity to
any likely candidates at your institutions. FAQs, scheme
guidelines and applications links for the
Scientia Scholarships can be found at

http://www.2025.unsw.edu.au/apply

Relevant deadlines are

(1) Submit an Expression of Interest by July 21, 2017 on the Scientia
web portal above. (A direct link to the Exoplanet Discovery
with Veloce project can be found here<http://www.2025.unsw.edu.au/apply/scientia-phd-scholarships/exoplanet-discovery-veloce>.)

(2) Up to two candidates will then be selected by August 4 and asked to
submit a full application by September 1.

Potential applicants can seek further information
from me at c.tinney at unsw.edu.au<mailto:c.tinney at unsw.edu.au>

Regards

Chris Tinney
______________________________________________________________________________
Professor Chris Tinney | +61 2 9385 5168<tel:+61%202%209385%205168> | skype:cgtinney | www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt<http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt>
Associate Dean (Research),  UNSW Science | adr.science at unsw.edu.au<http://unsw.edu.au/>
Exoplanetary Science at UNSW. School of Physics | c.tinney at unsw.edu.au<http://unsw.edu.au/>

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From jackson at astron.nl  Thu Jun 29 22:48:14 2017
From: jackson at astron.nl (Carole Jackson)
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2017 14:48:14 +0200
Subject: [ASA] New opportunities in Data Science @ ASTRON
Message-ID: <6271130C-8B4B-48E8-9587-192101B9E5AF@astron.nl>

Dear colleagues

 

We invite all interested candidates to apply for roles in our new Science Data Centre. Three positions are advertised here:  http://www.werkenbijastron.nl/en/

 

These are also on the AAS Job Register

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/job_view?JobID=60739

Science Data Centre Program Manager

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/job_view?JobID=60775

Software Engineer ? Data access for Scientific Data Centres

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/job_view?JobID=60777

Software Engineers- HPC Applications for Scientific Data Centres

 

Thanks, 

Carole

 

Professor Carole Jackson

General & Scientific Director

 

ASTRON : The Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy 

P.O. Box 2

7990 AA Dwingeloo

The Netherlands

email: jackson at astron.nl

office: +31 (0)521 595 126 

mobile: +31 (0)625 544 447

 

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From c.tinney at unsw.edu.au  Fri Jun 30 16:18:23 2017
From: c.tinney at unsw.edu.au (Chris Tinney)
Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2017 06:18:23 +0000
Subject: [ASA] FunnelWeb Survey: Collaboration Agreement,
 Call for Formal Membership and Call for Supplementary and Prority
 Targets
Message-ID: <AAF1495F-6B9E-42CE-BF4D-7E899E4B48E0@unsw.edu.au>

Dear Colleagues,

on behalf of the FunnelWeb Survey Executive, I am pleased to
be able to distribute the Collaboration Agreement under which
this survey will take place.

Under this Collaboration Agreement, and to formalise the membership
of the Survey, the Executive asks *all interested astronomers* (including
current survey members) to submit a Pro Forma membership application
(as per the attached) as soon as possible.

The Executive is also pleased to be able to issue a call for
Expressions of Interest from survey Core Members to propose
Prioritisation Targets and Supplementary Surveys in addition
to the planned Main Survey of all southern stars
brighter than Gaia G=12.5 at S/N~100 using the TAIPAN spectrograph.

So, if you have a particular class of stars brighter than G=12.5
that you would like to propose for early observation, or a sample
of key objects fainter than G=12.5, then you should

(1) Review the Collaboration Agreement,
(2) Submit a Pro Forma application to join as a Core Survey member
    as soon as possible (includig descrbng how you will commit
    the 0.1FTE required to obtain Core Survey Membership), then
(3) Submit by July 31 a one page EoI for each Supplementary Survey
    or sample of Priority Targets you wish to propose.

Teams are strongly encouraged to join together to submit joint EoIs
where appropriate, since the Executive will only approve one
program for each science sample.

Regards

Chris Tinney

Sarah Martell
Mike Ireland
Andrew Hopkins


______________________________________________________________________________
Professor Chris Tinney | +61 2 9385 5168 | skype:cgtinney | www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt<http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~cgt>
Associate Dean (Research),  UNSW Science | adr.science at unsw.edu.au<http://unsw.edu.au>
Exoplanetary Science at UNSW. School of Physics | c.tinney at unsw.edu.au<http://unsw.edu.au>



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From daniel.price at monash.edu  Sat Jul  1 09:13:02 2017
From: daniel.price at monash.edu (Daniel Price)
Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2017 07:13:02 +0800
Subject: [ASA] ANITA steering committee - call for nominations
Message-ID: <A04F4A89-0FE3-4C50-AFEB-F943FBD54D65@monash.edu>

Dear ASA members,

Three positions are available on the steering committee for the Australian National Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (ANITA), for a two year term commencing July 2017.

ANITA is the peak body representing theoretical Astro in Australia.

 Please submit your nomination to Daniel.price at monash.edu by Wednesday 5th July

If elections are required Christoph Federrath will act as the returning officer.

Best wishes,

Daniel