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Upcoming Meetings: - 2012 Post-AGU workshop - 2012 Summer Program - 2011 Post-AGU Workshop - 2011 Summer Program - 2011 Imaging Workshop - 2010 Summer Program - 2010 SEDI conference - 2009 Workshop at Marconi Center - 2008 Summer Program - 2006 Summer Program - 2004 Summer Program - 2003 Workshop |
***************************************************************************************** Read more about the science motivation. Program Organizers: Marc Hirschmann (lead organizer)
Schedule: Instructors: (Confirmed) Other senior participants: Steve Parman (Brown U.)Vernon Cormier (U. Conn.) Adam Dziewonski (Harvard) Wang Ping Chen (U. Illinois) Matt Jackson (Boston U.) Louise Kellogg (U.C. Davis) Shie Ji Zhong (U. Colorado) Kevin Zahnle (NASA Ames) Shijie Zhong (U. of Colorado) Steven Dye (U. Hawaii) As in previous CIDER summer programs, the program will begin with 2 weeks of KITP style unstructured program, as well as 2 weeks of tutorial for advanced graduate students and post-docs, followed by 2 weeks of follow-up "workshop", during which themes that emerged during the tutorial will be further explored within multidisciplinary teams including junior and senior participants. A "kick-off" workshop was held at Berkeley on December 10, 2011. Presentations are available on the workshop website Participation: Researchers at the assistant professor level and higher are welcome to sign up for any part of the program, and we encourage overlap between the first and second part of the program.The unstructured part of the program is meant to facilitate interaction between members of the community that have burgeoning plans to develop collaborative projects. Come to CIDER to plan your CSEDI proposals!! You will have office space, access to a desktop computer and printers, a quiet environment away from your home institution, and the possibility to interact with colleagues from various disciplines in an informal way. Graduate students and post-docs : The lecture/tutorial program is meant for graduate students that have completed their qualifying examination, as well as post-docs. Some exceptions may be granted if well justified. The lecture program is designed to bring everyone to a fundamental understanding of progress and challenging in disciplines other than their own. Graduate students and post-docs signing up for the tutorial part (weeks 3-6) are required to stay at least for the first 3 weeks of the tutorial program. Priority will be given to those who commit to stay for 4 weeks.Participants may bring spouses and we will do our best to accommodate families, and in particular give references for childcare. There are many programs for children on and off campus. Support: Travel and on-site expenses will be provided to those that stay for two weeks
or longer. We cannot provide support for travel from outside of the US. However, on-site support for foreign participants will be provided.
The number of participants is limited, so early applications are encouraged! Support for CIDER 2012 p articipants will be provided by the NSF/FESD program through the CIDER Synthesis Center gran t to U.C. Berkeley (PI B. Romanowicz). Location: This summer program will be held at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP) in Santa Barbara, CA, USA. Support for CIDER 2012 participants will be provided in the framework of the CIDER Synthesis Center grant from the NSF/FESD program. Application deadline was: February 1, 2012 Financial Assistance Information
CIDER is funded through the NSF/FESD program For inquiries and practical questions, contact Micaelee Ellswythe (micaele AT berkeley DOT edu).
For questions on the scientific program, contact Barbara Romanowicz, (barbara AT seismo DOT berkeley DOT edu). |