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| Journal club meetings are held weekly on ???days at ??:?? PM. | The LIGO journal club meets at 3:00PM on Fridays in the room 265, 2nd floor of W Bridge. The idea is to bring people together in the afternoon and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a link to the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO. A complete list of CIT e-journals is available at http://library.caltech.edu/. A script determines each week's presenter, and an automated email will be sent to the list on Monday morning. === Mailing List === ligo-journal-club@caltech.edu [[https://utils.its.caltech.edu/mailman/listinfo/ligo-journal-club|subscribe]] === Highlighted papers === If you find happen to find any papers that would be interesting to discuss at future journal club meetings, then you should add them to the list on the following page: [[Journal_Club/Interesting_papers|Interesting papers]] == Meetings == [[http://faze.caltech.edu/ligojc|Upcoming presenters]] || 2015 Jan 14 || Jamie || [[https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nphys3104|Observation of self-amplifying Hawking radiation in an analogue black-hole laser]] || || || 2015 Jan 09 || Manasa || [[http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0264-9381/31/18/185003|Three mode interactions as a precision monitoring tool for advanced laser interferometers]] || || |
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| #acl Known:read,write <<TableOfContents()>> == Description == The LHO journal club meets at noon on Thursdays in the Large Conference Room of the OSB. The idea is to bring people together over lunch and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a PDF of the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO. /JournalSources - click here for links to a selection of relevant journals (access is through the CIT proxy, so you'll need an ITS account there). A complete list of CIT e-journals is available at [http://metalib.caltech.edu:8331/V/R3VQPH44RNMJ3BVGIKDF37XAXHLDP3NJD7CA3PA8HSGRKGJNVF-56323?func=find-ej-1 library.caltech.edu]. == Future meetings == SURF talks are ~10 minutes plus 10 minutes for questions. The normal journal club discussion will follow. /TalkAboutFutureTopics ||||||||<style="text-align: center;"> '''''future meetings''''' || || '''date''' || '''lead''' || '''article''' || '''lead comment''' || || 5/7/2009 || Landry || attachment:pamela.pdf || Pamela follows Atic with positron excess || == Past meetings == ||||||||<style="text-align: center;"> '''''past meetings''''' || || '''date''' || '''lead''' || '''article''' || '''lead comment''' || || 5/10/2007 || Landry || attachment:j0737-3039ab.pdf || true binary pulsar || || 5/17/2007 || Adhikari || http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SN_2006gy || (Ref. 3 & 4 within) Its Like Totally the Brightest Supernova Ever || /EmailAccessBoilerPlateText |
[[Journal_Club/Past_meetings|Past meetings (archival)]] |
The LIGO journal club meets at 3:00PM on Fridays in the room 265, 2nd floor of W Bridge. The idea is to bring people together in the afternoon and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a link to the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO.
A complete list of CIT e-journals is available at http://library.caltech.edu/.
A script determines each week's presenter, and an automated email will be sent to the list on Monday morning.
Mailing List
Highlighted papers
If you find happen to find any papers that would be interesting to discuss at future journal club meetings, then you should add them to the list on the following page: