Poster Contributions

1. New Insights from the Historical Record of Eta Carinae

   David Frew presented by Ted Gull

2. The Historical Spectra of eta Carinae

   Roberta Humphreys

3. NGC 2363 - V1, an Erupting LBV

   Véronique Petit

4. The UV Scattering Halo Associated With eta Carinae

   D. John Hillier

5. An Unexpected Development in the Spectrum of eta Carinae

   Kris Davidson et al.

6. Millimeter Observations of eta Carinae During the 2003 Low Excitation Event

   Zulema Abraham

7. Wind-wind Collisions in the Eta Carinae Binary System: A Shell-like Event Near Periastron

   Zulema Abraham et al.

8. ACS UV Images of eta Car

   Nathan Smith

9. Eta Car: Two Stars, Three Winds

   Augusto Damineli

10. Opacity Effects on the Pulsations of 20 Solar Mass Models

    Joyce A. Guzik and Benjamin A. Austin

11. Winds

    Theodore Gull

12. The Ionization Structure of the Stellar Winds of Massive Stars

    Rohied Mokiem

13. CNO Evolutionary Diagnostics in Magellanic Cloud O2 Spectra

    Nolan Walborn

14. First Stars and the Near Infrared Background

    Ruben Salvaterra

15. The Sub-Arcsec Dusty Environment of eta Carinae

    Olivier Chesneau

16. Dust Formation in LBV Envelopes

    Kerstin Weis et al.

17. Interstellar/Circumstellar Absorption Lines in the UVES Spectra of eta Car

    Dominik Bomans

18. The Absorption Spectrum of the eta Carinae Ejecta

    Krister Nielsen

19. Explaining the Features of the Bipolar Nabula of eta Carinae Through Gas dynamical Simulations

    Elisabete de Gouveia Dal Pino

20. SN Evolution in the Environment of Massive Stars

    Vikram Dwarkadas

21. Supernovae Spectroscopic Modelling

    Luc Dessart

22. X-ray Emission from SN 1986J

    John Houck

23. X-ray Binaries as Indicators of SN Explosions

    Emilios Harlaftis

24. X Ray Supernovae

    Elena Pian

25. A Potential Mechanism for Gamma Ray Bursts from Asymmetric Core Combustion

    Elisabete de Gouveia Dal Pino