Publications

ADS Public Library for the US-ELTP

The US-ELTP public library in the SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System includes records for refereed and non-refereed publications that reference the US-ELTP.

Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2020

Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2020 (Astro2020)

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2021, Pathways to Discovery in Astronomy and Astrophysics for the 2020s. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. https://doi.org/10.17226/26141.

AAS Presentations

AAS #241 meeting, January 2023

• NSF's NOIRLab and US Extremely Large Telescope Program joint Open House (11 January 2023)

AAS #240 meeting, June 2022

Open House (14 June 2022)

• US-ELTP: Understanding the Universe - Robert Kirshner (TMT)
• Revolutionary Capabilities for the Next Generation of Discovery - Rebecca Bernstein (GMT)
• Us-ELTP User Support and Research Inclusion - Dara Norman (NOIRLab)

A Bold Future for Astrophysics - Splinter Session

• US-ELTP - O/IR Capabilities for the Next Generation of Scientists - Rebecca Bernstein

AAS #237 virtual meeting, January 2021

US-ELTP session (14 January 2021)

• The US ELT Program: Building a Unique Capability for the US Community
  - Patrick McCarthy (NOIRLab)
• US-ELTP User Services: Enabling Transformational Community Research
  - Mark Dickinson (NOIRLab)
• US-ELTP Research Inclusion Initiative
  - Dara Norman (NOIRLab)
• Thirty Meter Telescope Project Status
  - Fengchuan Liu (TMT International Observatory)
• Giant Magellan Telescope Project Status
  - James Fanson (GMTO)

AAS #235, Honolulu, January 2020

Evening US-ELTP open house (5 January 2020)

• The US ELT Program — Patrick J. McCarthy (NOIRLab)
• The US ELT Program: Capabilities — Rebecca Bernstein (GMTO and Carnegie Observatories)
• Revealing the Dark and Hidden Universe with the US ELT Program — Jessica Lu (UC Berkeley)

Daytime US-ELTP session (7 January 2020)

• The US ELT Program — Patrick J. McCarthy (NOIRLab)
• Status of the Giant Magellan Telescope Project — James Fanson (GMTO)
• Status of the Thirty Meter Telescope Project — Michael Bolte (U.C. Santa Cruz)
• US-ELTP: Extrasolar Planetary Systems — Nikole Lewis (Cornell) and Quinn Konopacky (UC San Diego)
• Dynamical Searches for Black Holes with ELTs — Jonelle Walsh (Texas A\&M)
• US-ELTP: Cosmological Applications of Gravitational Lensing — Francis-Yan Cyr-Racine (Univ. of New Mexico)

AAS #233, Seattle, January 2019

Daytime US-ELTP session presentations (7 January 2019)

• The US Extremely Large Telescope Program — David Silva (NOAO)
• Extrasolar Planets: Formation, Discovery & Characterization — Quinn Konopacky (UC San Diego) & Nikole Lewis (Cornell)
• The First Stars and the Origin of the Elements — Ian Roederer (University of Michigan)
• Origins and Fundamental Physics of Supermassive Black Holes — Jenny Greene (Princeton University)
• Dissecting Galaxy Assembly at Cosmic Noon from 1 Mpc to 100 pc Scales — Rachel Bezanson (University of Pittsburgh)
• The Nature of Dark Matter — Josh Simon (Carnegie Observatories)
• Discovery Frontiers in Time-Domain Astrophysics: Multi-Messenger Astronomy — Raffaella Margutti (Northwestern University).

Evening US-ELTP open house presentations (7 January 2019)

• The Giant Magellan Telescope — Rebecca Bernstein (GMTO and Carnegie Observatories)
• The Thirty Meter Telescope — Shelley Wright (UC San Diego)
• The US Extremely Large Telescope Program — Debra Elmegreen (Vassar College; AURA)