Invited Sessions

• 100: Welcoming Address by UAA Chancellor Tom Case;
  AAS Welcomes New Division (Audio Only)
• 101: Kavil Prize: Laboratory Astrophysics as Key to Understanding the Universe
• 112: SPD Hale Prize: The Two Sources of Solar Energetic Particles
• 126: Exploring the Planet Mercury: One Year of MESSENGER Orbital Observations
• 127: Transits of Venus and Mercury: Exoplanet Analogs in Our Solar System
• 300: SPD Harvey Prize: The Solar Cycle: From Understanding to Forecasting
• 311: Russell Prize: The Cold Dark Matter Theory of Galaxy Formation: A Status Report
• 325: The Plasma Physics of Cosmic Rays
• 327: Public Talk: The Accelerating Universe
• 400: SPD Parker Lecture: How to Observe (Rather Than Model) The Interiors of Stars
• 412: Warner Prize: Bubble, Bubble, Toil, And Trouble: A Theorist's Romp Through The Cosmic Dawn
• 425: Under the Radar: The First Woman in Radio Astronomy, Ruby Payne-Scott
• 426: SkyMapper: Surveying the Southern Sky
• 500: SPD Parker Lecture: Solar Twins and Stellar Maunder Minima
• 510: Yup'ik Understandings of the Environment: "The World is Changing Following Its People"
• 519: Mix One-Part Astronomy Education Research with One-Part General Education Astronomy Course and You Get a Very Potent Science Literacy Transformation Cocktail
• 520: AIP Germant Award: Tycho to Kepler: Four Centuries and More of Astronomy and the Media

Press Conferences

• What's New Under the Sun
• Galaxies Bright, Faint, Near & Far
• A Matter of Some Gravity
• Stars & Stellar Systems
• Exoplanets & Brown Dwarfs
• Small Round (& Not-So-Round) Things

The 220th AAS Anchorage, AK online meeting program with an author index addendum and program updates are now available.