NASA Ames Center for Exoplanet Studies Talks Talks are held at NASA Ames (directions) in building N245: Colloquia in the Auditorium and Room 215 for seminars. SOFIA exoplanet talks are also listed (usually Ames building N211, room 205) Contact Tom Greene if you'd like to give a talk and Yvonne Ibarra for logistics support. A list of Ames area hotels can be found here.

	2012 Seminars & Colloquia (click on each talk for details)
	Mar 9:	Kailash Sahu (STScI)	A Census of Planets in the Milky Way (Colloquium)
	Mar 16:	Frederick Walter (Stony Brook University)	All the Low Mass Objects: Where Do They All Come From? (Seminar)
	April 2:	Laurent Pueyo (Sagan Fellow @ Johns Hopkins University)	Towards a more exhaustive understanding of exo-planetary worlds with direct imaging (Seminar)
	April 3:	Sandrine Thomas (UCSC)	The Gemini Planet Imager: From Laboratory Experiments to a Facility Instrument (Seminar)
	May 3:	Tyler Robinson (University of Washington)	Understanding the Pale Blue Dot: From Galileo to EPOXI (Seminar)
	June 1:	Vivien Parmentier (Observatoire de la cote d'azur, UCSC)	3D mixing in Hot Jupiter atmospheres: Application to TiO clouds in HD 209733b (Seminar)