Spring 2005 Seminar Series
| Date | Topic | Speaker |
| January 27 | Tectonic Implications of Mars Crustal Magnetism | Dr. Jack Connerney NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
| February 3 | Global Auroral Imaging: Dynamic Pressure Induced Auroral Brightenings and Conjugate Auroral Observations | Dr. John Sigwarth NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
| February 10 | Electromagnetic Heating of the Ionosphere/Thermosphere during Severe Geomagnetic Storms | Dr. William Burke Air Force Research Lab., Hanscom AFB |
| February 15 | X-rays from the Solar System Bodies | Dr. Anil Bhardwaj NASA Marshall Space Flight Center |
| February 17 | Interpreting the differences between auroral forms at Earth and Jupiter: What happens when rotational stress becomes dominant? | Prof. Margaret Kivelson UCLA |
| March 31 | Remote Sensing of Geospace Plasmas with Radiowaves: From Earth’s Ionosphere and Magnetosphere to Jupiter’s Icy Moons | Prof. Bodo Reinisch University of Massachusetts, Lowell |
| April 14 | 1) Enhanced Transport in the Polar Mesosphere of Jupiter: Evidence from Cassini UVIS Helium 584 Å Airglow. 2) Hydrodynamic Escape from Planetary Atmospheres | Dr. Chris Parkinson Caltech, JPL |
| April 28 | Monitoring Space Weather with GPS Mapping Techniques | Dr. Anthea Coster MIT Haystack Observatory |