On Mt. Aragats in the Republic of Armenia
Retaining Word Class Science and Scientists in Armenia
Presented by
Anahid Yeremian
Chair of the Support Committee for Armenia's Cosmic Ray Division (SCACRD)
and CRD Project Committee of AESA
Free Admission
Monday April 29, 2002, 7:00 pm
Glendale Central Library
222 E. Harvard St.
Glendale, CA 91205
Established in 1943 by the world renowned Alikhanian Brothers, Armenia's
Cosmic Ray Division (CRD) has one of the world's most extensive infrastructures
for solar and cosmic ray research. Using data from instrumentation at
CRD's two research stations atop Mt. Aragats, approximately 100 Armenians
(scientists, technicians, and support personnel) conduct research on cosmic
rays, high- energy physics, and solar phenomena.
These are among Armenia's most talented and dedicated people who have continued their work in Armenia despite intense recruitment from international institutions where they can earn a much better living.
Come and hear Anahid describe the progress of Armenia's Cosmic Ray Division, their international recognition and the Diaspora partnership with them (SCACRD)
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