FINAL  PROGRAMME

Monday, October 16, 2000

 8:30        Session #1:  Introduction

•  Virginia Trimble -- Pineapples and Crabs: When Young SNRs Were Even Younger
•  Chris McKee -- Issues and prospects             

10:30       Session #2:  Stage-Setting

•   David Branch -- Type Ia Supernovae
•   Alex Filippenko -- Ib/c, II
•   John Blondin -- Hydrodynamics
•   Poster Summaries and Discussion

 2:00        Session #3:  Sne to SNR

•  Dick McCray -- SN1987A: The Birth of a Supernova Remnant
•  Roger Chevalier -- Molecular Clouds
•  Rob Fesen -- The SN/SNR Connection
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion

 4:30        Session #4:  Young SNRs - I

•  Una Hwang -- X-ray observations
•  Bill Blair -- UV/optical observations
•  Rick Arendt -- IR observations
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion

Tuesday, October 17, 2000

 8:30        Session #5:  Young SNRs - II

•  John Raymond -- Emission processes
•  Claude Canizares -- High resolution X-ray spectroscopy             
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion

10:30       Session #6:  Young SNRS - III

•   Kurt Weiler -- Radio observations
•   Larry Rudnick -- Cas A
•   Anne Decourchelle -- Kepler
•   Poster Summaries and Discussion

 2:00        Session #7:  Crab and Related Remnants

•  Jeff Hester -- The Crab Nebula: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
•  Bryan Gaensler -- Plerions and pulsar wind nebulae
•  Dick Manchester -- Pulsars, magnetars, SGRs
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion

 4:30        Session #8:  Cosmic Ray Acceleration and Pulsars

•  Alice Harding -- Pulsar Emission Mechanisms and the Nature of Central Sources
      in Young Supernova Remnants
•  Rob Petre -- Evidence for Cosmic Ray Acceleration in Supernova Remnants
      from X-ray Observations
•  Steve Reynolds -- Particle Acceleration in Shock Waves of Young Supernova Remnants
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion

•  Banquet speaker - Lodewijk Woltjer

 8:30        Session #9:  Some Special Examples

•  You-Hua Chu -- Circumstellar Nebulae in Young SNRs
•  Jack Hughes -- LMC sample
•  Poster Summaries and Discussion            

10:30       Session #10:  Hypernovae

•   Arnon Dar -- What makes them different?
•   John Danziger -- Observational evidence
•   Poster Summaries and Discussion

•  Knox Long and Frank Winkler

 2:00         Adjourn