http://sherman.pas.rochester.edu/URNIRHome.html (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)

University of Rochester's Near Infrared Astronomy Group

Welcome to the University of Rochester's Near Infrared Astronomy Group

24 January 1995

The Near Infrared Astronomy Group is announcing the opening of a postdoctoral position.

The University of Rochester observed the Jupiter-Comet SL9 collision with the University of Wyoming's 90 inch telescope. To pull up the full size version of the first image sent back click on the image of jupiter at the top right of this page.

Click here for more University of Rochester, Jupiter-Comet collision images along with a couple of movies of Jupiter in the infrared after the collistions.

To see some examples of the work we do, go to our image page.

The University of Rochester has been testing and evaluating near infrared arrays for use in astronomy since 1983 under NASA sponsorship. The promising detectors have been incorporated in cameras and spectrometers for astronomical research under NSF sponsorship.

For more information on the associated infrared technology, see The IR Technology Server at NASA Ames Research Center.

For more information on NASA's Sensors and Instruments Technology Program, try the Sensors and Instrument Technology Mosaic Information Server.

There is a link to IRAC here.

For information on other astronomical sites, see the Astronomical Internet Resources Guide from STScI.

For access to everything under the WWW sun, go to the Internet Resources Meta-Index.

To see what's new on the Web, go to What's New With NCSA Mosaic.

University of Rochester News, Gopher & WWW servers

For information on graduate student applications for the University of Rochester's Physics and Astronomy program please contact Barbara Warren at BARB@spanky.pas.rochester.edu.

If you have any comments please send us a note.

Eric M. Howard may be reached via e-mail at ehwd@sherman.pas.rochester.edu.

J. Kevin McFadden may be reached via e-mail at kevin@sherman.pas.rochester.edu.

Last edited 16 Feb 1995.