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1. In remembrance of Maria Winckelmann.

Author

McClean, Janice

Subjects
*WOMEN in science, *WOMEN astronomers, *SMALL solar system bodies, *WOMEN scientists, *ASTRONOMICAL observations, *COMETS
Published
2020

4. Report of the Council for the session 2021 August 1 to 2022 July 31.

Author

Jennings, Philip, Davies, Ann, McClean, Janice, Carson, Peter, McKim, Richard, Chuter, John, Mizon, Bob, Smith, Lyn, Cook, Tony, Abel, Paul G., Miles, Richard, Rogers, John H., Foulkes, Mike, James, Nick, Mason, John, Brantingham, Sandra, Shears, Jeremy, Potter, Callum, Hearn, Paul, and Arditti, David

Subjects
*METEOR showers, *SMALL solar system bodies, *SOLAR system, *ASTROBIOLOGY, *CATACLYSMIC variable stars, *GOVERNMENT policy
Published
2022

5. Events Coordination.

Author

McClean, Janice

Subjects
*CHRISTMAS gifts, *SALES promotion, *LIGHT pollution, *ASTRONOMICAL observatories
Published
2019

9. The BAA at New Scientist Live, 2016 September 22-25.

Author

McClean, Janice

Subjects
*ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *TREATMENT of dementia, *ELECTRIC propulsion of space vehicles
Abstract

Information regarding the New Scientist Live of the British Astronomical Association (BAA) held at the ExCel Centre in London, England from September 22-25, is presented. Topics discussed include artificial intelligence, how to manage dementia, and the introduction of the Bloodhound Supersonic Land Vehicle for petrol/electric/rocket propelled heads.

Published
2016

12. The BAA team at New Scientist Live, 2023 October.

Author

Radice, Mark, Floodgate, Steve, and McClean, Janice

Subjects
*SONS, *TEAMS, *THREE-dimensional printing, *ASTRONOMY, *AGE groups
Abstract

The article discusses the participation of the British Astronomical Association (BAA) at the New Scientist Live event in October 2023. The BAA team showcased 3D printed models of celestial bodies, allowing visually impaired visitors to explore and understand astronomical concepts through touch. The event attracted a large number of attendees, including children who asked insightful questions and had the opportunity to look through telescopes. The BAA gained new members and also sold Moon maps and observing guides to fund future projects. The article highlights the inclusive nature of the event, which covers various aspects of science and provides complimentary tickets to BAA members. The BAA team faced challenges during setup but managed to successfully showcase their exhibits. The event also included a dedicated day for schools, with thousands of students attending. Notable speakers, including Dr. Francisco Diego and Prof. Richard Ellis, visited the BAA stand and showed interest in their outreach efforts. The article concludes by expressing gratitude to those who assisted at the event and mentioning the planning process for future shows. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

17. Report of the Council.

Author

Arditti, David, Winstanley, Graham, Jennings, Philip, Potter, Callum, Davies, Ann, McClean, Janice, Carson, Peter, McKim, Richard, Chuter, John, Lawrence, Howard, Smith, Lyn, Cook, Tony, Abelx, Paul G., Miles, Richard, Rogers, John H., Foulkes, Mike, James, Nick, Mason, John, Brantingham, Sandra, and Shears, Jeremy

Subjects
*VENUS (Planet), *GOVERNMENT report writing, *METEOR showers, *FINANCIAL statements, *ASTRONOMICAL observations, *CATACLYSMIC variable stars, *NEAR-Earth objects
Published
2023

19. Report of the Council.

Author

Lorrain, Alan, King, Geoffrey, Jennings, Philip, Potter, Callum, Davies, Ann, McClean, Janice, McKim, Richard, Chuter, John, and Mizon, Bob

Subjects
*GOVERNMENT report writing, *GOVERNMENT policy, *TOTAL solar eclipses
Published
2020

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