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1 Reports from Science Groups

2 Science Groups Group Coordinators Catalog S. Digel, I. Grenier
Diffuse Radiation Blazars & AGNs P. Giommi, B. Lott Pulsars, SNRs, & Plerions R. Romani, D. Thompson Unidentified Sources, Population Studies, and Other Galaxies P. Caraveo, O. Reimer Dark Matter & New Physics E. Bloom, A. Morselli Gamma-Ray Bursts J. Norris, N. Omodei Solar G. Share Calibration & Analysis Methods W. Atwood, S. Ritz

3 Announcement lucyzhou@stanford.edu
IMPORTANT: Please presentations to Lucy Zhou at we will post these on the Collaboration website at

4 SSAC Meeting Agenda Monday, August 29, 2005
(1) Project Status:  schedules & funding issues (2)  Discussion of status and functioning of science groups (3)  Affiliated Scientists:  review of current list, confirmation of roles, inactive members, draft letter to Affiliated Scientists (4)  Discussion of New Members:  Members, Affiliated Scientists   (5)  Recognition of Non-Scientific Members of LAT (6)  Planning for operations; Common Fund & Common Task list  (7)  Time and Location of next Collaboration Meeting 

5 Distribution of # Science Groups and Members
number of members 16 8 25 19 6 1 number of groups signed up for

6 Distribution of # Science Groups and Affiliated Scientists
32 14 11 1

7 New members Members Igor Moskalenko, Stanford Olaf Reimer, Stanford
Anders Borgland, SLAC/Stanford Ric Claus, SLAC/Stanford Warren Focke, SLAC/Stanford Martin Kocian, SLAC/Stanford Lester Miller, SLAC/Stanford Jim Panetta, SLAC/Stanford Greg Thayer, SLAC/Stanford Jana Thayer, SLAC/Stanford

8 New members Affiliated Scientists Anita Reimer, Stanford
Ted Baltz, KIPAC/Stanford Jun Kataoka, Tokyo Inst. of Technology Mora Didina, Bologna Luigi Foschini, Bolgna Giuseppe Malaguti, Bologna Simon Johnston, ATNF/Sydney

9 Next Collaboration Meeting

10 GLAST Collaboration meeting
in Stockholm, Sweden 2006

11 GLAST collaboration meeting 2006
5-6 day collaboration meeting working group sessions 1 day science symposium on a focused topic Time: August 2006 or 28 August-1 September 2006

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