оПНЦПЮЛЛЮ 23-ЦН НАГНПМНЦН ЛХРХМЦЮ ОН SETI

1. Rudolph pesek lecture: Space programs for SETI. N.S.Kardashev (Astro Space Center, Moscow, Russia).
2. Space-VLBI: A New Possibility to Complement Terrestrial Microwave Surveys. I.Almar (Konkoly Observatory, Budapest, Hungary), I.Fieges (Satellite Geodetic Observatory, Budapest, Hungary).
3. Results from the NASA HRMS Target Search. G.Heiligman (Jane Jordan, Sterling Software, CA), P.Backus, J.Dreher (SETI Inst., CA), K.Cullers (NASA Ames Research Center, CA), C.Sleeper (Calif. Inst. of Technology, CF, USA).
4. The Berkeley SETI Programm: Recent Results from SERENDIP III and the Design and Status of the Next Generation SERENDIP IV System. R.Malina, S.Bowyer, C.Donnelly, D.Werthimer, C.Ng.J.Cobb (University of Clifornia, Berkeley, CA,USA).
5. META SETI in Argentina. F.R.Colomb, E.Hurrel, G.A.Lemarchand, J.C.Olalde (Instituto Argentino de Radioastronomia, Buenos Aires, Argentina).
6. Circumstellar Habitable Zones. L.Doyel (NASA Ames Recearch Center, Monffett Field, CA, USA).
7. Design of the Fast Fourier Transform Board in the SETI Follow Up Detection Device. E.Prado (NASA Ames Research Center, Monffett field, CA, USA).
8. Design for an Optical SETI Observatory. S.A.Kingsley (ETI Photonics, Columbus, OH, USA).
9. Radial Velocity Search for Low Mass Companions of Nearby Stars R.Mazeh (National Air and Spase Museum, Washington, DC, USA), D.W.Latham (Harvard-Smithsonial Center, Cambridge, MA, USA).