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| Upcoming events |
The Fourth Fermi Symposium will be held in Monterrey this Fall. Registration is now open and abstracts
are being accepted until August 21.
Huntsville in Nashville: The next in the Huntsville series of GRB workshops
will be held in Nashville next spring. It is to be jointly sponsored by Fermi and Swift.
| News |
The Fermi/Swift GRB Conference 2012 was held in Munich.
The First GBM Gamma-Ray Burst (GRB) Catalog is Now Available Online.
Two journal papers will appear in the Supplement Series of the Astrophysical Journal.
The General Catalog (W. S. Paciesas et al.)
and the Spectral Catalog (A. Goldstein et al.) are
both available on the arXiv server.
A two-day workshop covering the science of Terrestrial Gamma-ray Flashes (TGFs) was held
last summer in Huntsville. TGFs have been a fruitful area
for scientific research with GBM, and this workshop covered all areas
of TGF science, from gamma-ray observations to correlations with lightning to
TGF theory.
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| Author | Robert S. Mallozzi |
| Responsible Manager | Steve Elrod |
| Site Curator | Valerie Connaughton |
