Dear Colleague,
As you will surely agree, Harvey Richer has had an enormous impact on stellar astrophysics, through his ground-breaking work in the topics of stellar populations, star clusters, white dwarfs, and carbon stars.
To celebrate Harvey's many contributions, and mark his 75th birthday, we plan to hold the meeting A RICHER UNIVERSE in Vancouver next year, over the days 6 to 8 May 2019. Our goal is to bring together the numerous current leaders in these areas and discuss the latest results.
We are looking forward seeing you at the meeting!
The Organizing Committee:
Jeremy Heyl
Douglas Scott
Ilaria Caiazzo
Ryley Hill
YOUNG HARVEY
Harvey just after he arrived at UBC.
HARVEY AND HIS STARS
Harvey in his natural habitat.
HARVEY AND HIS COINS
Harvey is the author of a book about the mintage of gold coins in Newfoundland between 1865 and 1888.
Harvey on C-SPAN in 2003, speaking about the planet found orbiting a pulsar in Messier 4.
HARVEY'S MEDAL
The Canadian Astronomical Society (CASCA) established the Harvey B. Richer Gold Medal for Early Career Research in Astronomy in 2016.
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Harvey just after he arrived at UBC
Harvey in his natural habitat.
Harvey is the author of a book about the mintage of gold coins in Newfoundland between 1865 and 1888
Harvey on C-SPAN in 2003, speaking about the planet found orbiting a pulsar in Messier 4
The Canadian Astronomical Society (CASCA) established the Harvey B. Richer Gold Medal for Early Career Research in Astronomy in 2016.