First Announcement: Gravitational Wave Phenomenology Workshop
    Sponsored by the Center for Gravitational Wave Physics
    Penn State University
    6 ? 8 November 2001
    Web: <http://Gravity.Phys.PSU.Edu/GWPhenom>;
    Email: <GWPW@Gravity.Phys.PSU.Edu>

    The forthcoming generation of ground and space-based gravitational wave
    detectors have unleashed exciting challenges and opportunities in both
    physics and astronomy. The waves these new detectors will observe arise
    in strong, dynamical gravitational fields, offering the first
    opportunities to test our understanding of fully non-linear relativistic
    gravity. Simultaneously, the observations' astrophysical implications
    are likely to be novel, diverse and rich as they reveal the inner
    dynamics of processes hidden from electromagnetic astronomy: e.g., the
    collision of black holes in the center of a galaxy at high redshift.
    Emerging in response to these new opportunities, and at the interface of
    general relativity, astrophysics and experimental physics, is the new
    discipline of Gravitational Wave Phenomenology: the physics and
    astrophysics that can be explored by gravitational wave observations in
    all wavebands. The goal of this workshop is to bring together interested
    researchers from the gravitational physics, astrophysics, and
    experimental gravity communities to explore this new discipline and
    chart its future.

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    Scientific Organizing Committee

    Lee Samuel Finn (Chair), Abhay Ashtekar, Pablo Laguna, Peter Meszaros,
       Steinn Sigurdsson, Alex Wolszczan (Penn State)
    Warren Anderson, Mario Diaz, Joseph Romano (University of Texas,
    Brownsville)
    Patrick Brady (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)
    Matthew Choptuik (University of British Columbia)
    Eanna Flanagan (Cornell University)
    Gabriela Gonzalez, Jorge Pullin, Joel Tohline (Louisiana State
    University)
    Richard Price (University of Utah)
    Kenneth Strain (University of Glasgow)
    Robin Stebbins (Goddard Spaceflight Center)
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    Important Dates:

    October 8: Accommodation reservations in reserved room block (see below)

    October 17: Registration to guarantee banquet seating (see below)
    November 6-8: Workshop