Reference	Presenter		Title
2009.22	Catherine	Grant	ACIS after ten years: Detector performance then, now, and into the next decade
2009.18	Herman	Marshall	Updating the Chandra ACIS Contamination Model
2007.12	Gordon	Garmire	Some Thoughts on the Buildup of Material on the ACIS Filter
2007.22	Marcus	Kirsch	XMM-Newton: ready for the next decade
2007.7	Herman	Marshall	Updating the ACIS Contaminant Model
2005.14	Catherine	Grant	Evolution of ACIS Performance
2005.1	Diab	Jerius	Improvements to the HRMA Effective Area
2005.6	Marcus	Kirsch	XMM-Newton EPIC calibration and health status 2005
2005.13	Paul	Plucinsky	Status of the ACIS Bakeout
2004.12	Herman	Marshall	Diagnosing the ACIS Contaminant using Grating Observations
2004.14	Paul	Plucinsky	Prospects for an ACIS Bakeout
2004.13	Alexey	Vikhlinin	Spatial structure of the ACIS contamination from the ECS analysis
2003.33	Joseph	DePasquale	Verifying the ACIS Contamination Model with 1E0102.2-7219
2003.8	Catherine	Grant	Time Dependence of the ACIS Contamination
2003.10	Herman	Marshall	Composition of the Chandra ACIS Contaminant
2003.13	Paul	Plucinsky	Prospects for an ACIS Bakeout
2003.40	Agata	Rozanska	Effects of the ACIS-S Contamination in the Chandra Data of Ton S180
2003.9	Norbert	Schulz	Spatial Distribution of the Contaminant on the ACIS Camera
2003.11	Aneta	Siemiginowska	ACIS-S Contamination and Modeling of the X-ray Absorption in High Redshift Quasars
2002.17	George	Chartas	Interpreting ACIS Observations in Light of Recent Calibration Issues
2002.16	Paul	Plucinsky	The Decrease in the ACIS Low-Energy Sensitivity

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