Astronomy in Focus, Volume 1, Focus Meeting 20 XXIXth IAU General Assembly, August 2015 c International Astronomical Union 2016 Piero Benvenuti, ed. doi:10.1017/S1743921316003562 List of Posters for Focus Meeting 20: Astronomy for Development

The following table contains a list of all posters and first authors that were registered to a participant during the the IAU General Assembly under Focus Meeting 20: Astronomy for Development. Due to the limited amount of time allocated for talks at the Focus Meeting, several Oral proposals had to be converted to Posters. We hope this table will be useful to illustrate the diversity of contributions to the Focus Meeting

Table 1: Titles and Authors for Poster Session at Focus Meeting 20: Astronomy for Development Titles Author Sanlyn Buxner, Teaching, Learning, and Looking for Partners to Engage the Global Sociocultural Studies, University of Community in Connecting to the Sky through Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, UNITED International Observe the Moon Night STATES Tibisay Sankatsing Nava, Leiden Universe Awareness: a global educational Observatory, Leiden University, Leiden, programme NETHERLANDS Bonnie Thurber, Northwestern University, How Big is Earth? Deerfield, Illinois, UNITED STATES Hector Bravo Alfaro, Departamento de Astronomy and development: a multidisciplinary Astronomia, Universidad de Guanajuato, project in the Mexican countryside Guanajuato, Guanajuato, MEXICO Wichan Insiri, Foreign Affairs Development Programs and Activities for Department, National Astronomical Southeast Asia Regional Office of Astronomy for Research Institute of Thailand, Development Chiangmai, THAILAND Astronomy for Extremely ill or Traumatically Donald Lubowich, Physics and Injured Children and Their Families - IAU OAD Astronomy, Hofstra University, Grant Hempstead, New York, UNITED STATES Thomas Madura, NASA Goddard Space 3D Printing Meets Astrophysics: A New Way to Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland, Visualize and Communicate Science UNITED STATES Marcelo Emilio, Geociˆencias, Ponta Astronomy Outreach In Parana state/Brazil Grossa State University, Ponta Grossa, Paran´a, BRAZIL “Astronomy for a Better World”: IAU/OAD Edward Guinan, Astrophysics & Task Force One Activities to Develop Astronomy Planetary Science, Villanova University, Education and Research at Universities in the Villanova, Pennsylvania, UNITED Developing World STATES Current state of Czech astronomy popularization Radek Kˇr´ıˇcek, Astronomical Institute, and its potential for enhancing science career Charles University in Prague, Prague, interest CZECH REPUBLIC

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Table 1: Continued. Titles Authors Thilina Heenatigala, Leiden Observatory, Peer-review Platform for Astronomy Education Leiden University, Leiden, Activities NETHERLANDS George Miley, Leiden University, Leiden, Astronomy in the DPR Korea NETHERLANDS Leiden University astronomy for development George Miley, Leiden University, Leiden, projects NETHERLANDS Dipen Bhattacharya, Dept. of Natural A Pilot Astronomy Outreach Project in Sciences, Moreno Valley College, Moreno Bangladesh Valley, California, UNITED STATES Hamid Al Naimiy, Office of the The Sharjah Center for Astronomy and Space Chancellor, University of Sharjah, Sciences (SCASS 2015): Concept and Resources Sharjah, Sharjah, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Susan Stewart, Astronomical AstroNavigation: Freely-available Online Applications, U.S. Naval Observatory, Instruction for Performing a Sight Reduction Nashville, Tennessee, UNITED STATES Principles of Celestial Navigation: An Online Sean Urban, US Naval Observatory, Resource for Introducing Practical Astronomy to Washington, District of Columbia, the Public UNITED STATES Solomon Tessema, Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Division, Entoto Journey of Ethiopia Astronomy Observatory and Research Center, Addis Ababa, ETHIOPIA Areg Mickaelian, Armenian Virtual Recent activities in Armenia related to IAU Observatory (ArVO), Byurakan ROAD and strategic plan Astrophysical Observatory (BAO), Yerevan, ARMENIA Visiting nursery, kindergarten and after-school Akihiko Tomita, Wakayama University, day care as astronomy for development Wakayama, JAPAN Mario Calder´on Cueva, Escuela Design, transport, and installation of Polit´ecnica Nacional, Quito, Pichincha, autonomous Cherenkov detectors at high altitude ECUADOR Results from pre- and post- tests of professional Susana Deustua, STSCI, Baltimore, development astronomy workshops for teachers Maryland, UNITED STATES in Peru Mark Skinner, Boering Research & ISODEX: An entry point for developing Technology, The Boeing Company, countries into space activities Albuquerque, New Mexico, UNITED STATES Exploring new possibilities of astronomy Kodai Fukushima, Hosei University, education and outreach Koganei, JAPAN Rosa Doran, Executive Council, NUCLIO eGTTP - bridging distances with online training - Nucleo Interativo de Astronomia, Sao Domingos de Rana, PORTUGAL Rosa Ros, Applied Mathematics 4, NASE 2015: Implementation of a Management Technical University of Catalonia, Quality System Barcelona, SPAIN

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