CONFERENCE ON SOLAR ASTROPHYSICAL 
MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS
Deadline for applications is 1 May

Five hot topics in solar and astrophysical magnetohydrodynamics will 
be the focus of a four-day conference to be held at NCAR in August.  
According to the organizers, these topics have witnessed 
unprecedented growth and development, owing to recent advances in 
observation and theory.  A limited number of participants will be 
selected to come to Boulder  2Ð5 August to hear invited speakers on 
these subjects:

Coronal Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Nonequilibrium: M. Berger, I. 
Craig, A. Hundhausen, Z. Mikic, S. Tsuneta

Photospheric Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Intermittency: P. Fox, V. 
Martinez-Pillet, F. Moreno-Insertis, T. Tarbell, S. Solanki, O. Steiner

Interaction of Flows with Magnetic Fields and Dynamo Activity: G. 
Glatzmaier, E. Marsch, E. Ott, M. SchŸssler, A. Title, N. Weiss

Magnetic Fields and Angular Momentum Transport in Stars: P. 
Charbonneau, L. Hartmann, T. Mouschovias, K. Schrijver, D. 
Soderblom, S. Stahler

Magnetic Fields, Solar Variability, and Climate Change: G. Chapman, 
R. Roble, E. Parker

The conference is being sponsored by NCAR's Advanced Study 
Program and High Altitude Observatory and by the National 
Aeronautics and Space Administration.  Organizers welcome poster 
contributions that are closely related to the five conference topics.  
Applications must be received by 1 May.  Advanced graduate students 
and postdoctoral fellows with demonstrated interest in the topics are 
encouraged to apply.  Some financial support for travel and 
accommodation may be available.