Physics of the Cosmos Program Analysis Group (PhysPAG)

Objective

The Physics of the Cosmos Program Analysis Group (PhysPAG) serves as a forum for soliciting and coordinating input and analysis from the scientific community in support of the PCOS program objectives. The PhysPAG enables direct and regular communication through public meetings that give the community opportunities to provide its scientific and programmatic input. All interested scientists can contribute to the PhysPAG by participating in the PhysPAG meetings and by providing their input. The Executive Committee (EC) is the steering body of the PhysPAG. Its members are appointed by NASA with the concurrence of the Astrophysics Subcommittee, and their responsibilities include collecting and summarizing community input with subsequent reporting to NASA SMD via the NAC.

Upcoming Meetings

TBD

Past Meetings

Executive Committee

Steve Ritz (Chair) - University of California, Santa Cruz
Jason Rhodes - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Shaul Hanany - University of Minnesota
Jay Bookbinder - Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Liz Hays - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Guido Mueller - University of Florida
Angela Olinto - University of Chicago

Richard Griffiths (Executive Secretary, Ex-Officio) - NASA HQ
Ann Hornschemeier (PCOS Program Office, Ex-Officio) - NASA GSFC

Contact

Program News

14 Jan 2013
Presentations for PhysPAG January 2013 Meeting added to Agenda items. »  Details
24 Oct 2012
2012 PCOS Program Annual Technology Report (PATR) Released »  [PDF]
27 Sep 2012
Simulations Uncover 'Flashy' Secrets of Merging Black Holes »  Details
29 Aug 2012
Gravitational waves spotted from white-dwarf pair »  Details
28 Aug 2012
Confirmed Emission of Gravitational Waves: Astronomers Test Einstein in a New Regime Using Pair of Burnt-Out Stars »  Details

Project News

Chandra News
7 Jan 2013
New Chandra Movie Features Neutron Star Action » Details
Fermi News
7 Jan 2013
Galaxy's Gamma-Ray Flares Erupted Far From its Black Hole » Details
Planck News
20 Nov 2012
Planck spots hot gas bridging galaxy cluster pair
» Details
XMM-Newton News
5 Feb 2013
Massive Stellar Winds Are Made of Tiny Pieces » Details

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