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For the archived Astronomy and astrophysics events see Home > Archives > Astronomy and astrophysics   2017 June 2017 16 Petri Väisänen (South African Astronomical Observatory) Southern African Large Telescope - status, plans, and star-forming galaxies   May 2017 30 Jacek Krelowski (Center for Astronomy, Nicolaus Copernicus University) Interstellar dust particles and chemical species   22 Dr. Jean-Luc Doumont (www.principiae.be) Making the most of your presentation   19 Jens Melinder (Stockholm University) The universe as seen through Lyman alpha – characterizing the most distant galaxies by observing nearby galaxies   05 Christoffer Fremling (Stockholm University) Stripped-envelope supernovae discovered by the Palomar Transient Factory   April 2017 21 Sebastian Kamann (University of Goettingen) Dissecting the internal kinematics of globular clusters with MUSE    07 Ignas Snellen (Leiden University) Exoplanets and the search for extraterrestrial life   04 Emanuel Gafton (Stockholm University) Simulating relativistic effects in tidal disruptions of stars by rotating supermassive black holes   03 Illa R. Losada (Stockholm University) Formation of sunspots: theory and observations   March 2017 31 Lyndsay Fletcher (University of Glasgow) Energy transport and dissipation in solar flares    24 Ivan Marti-Vidal (Chalmers Tekniska Högskola) ALMA in Cycle 5 - Capabilities, updates, and support from the Nordic ARC node   03 Oleg kochukov (Uppsala University) Cartography of stellar surfaces   February 2017 24 Sara Esteban (Stockholm University) Peeking at hidden flows in sunspot penumbrae   17 Eiichiro Komatsu (MPA) Cancelled!   10 Giacomo Monari (Stockholm University) Dynamical models of our Galaxy in the age of Gaia   03 Jennifer Schober (Nordita) Tracing star formation with radio observations: possibilities and limitations   January 2017 27 Albino Perego (TU-Darmstadt) Neutrinos in binary neutron star mergers: a step towards multi-messenger astronomy   20 Anders Jerkstrand (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching) Supernova spectral synthesis modeling: results on nucleosynthesis and exotic explosions   2016 December 2016 16 Riccardo Valdarnini (SISSA, Trieste) Enhanced performances of an improved SPH scheme in a variety of hydrodynamical test cases   09 Simon Prentice (Liverpool John Moores University) The physical properties of stripped-envelope supernovae   02 Luc Rouppe van der Voort (Institute for theoretical astrophysics, University of Oslo) Observations and modelling of solar spicules   November 2016 30 Dawn Erb (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Low Mass Galaxies and their Gas at the Peak Epoch of Star Formation   18 Pascal Oesch (University of Geneva) Probing the Dawn of Galaxies   11 Jacqueline Hodge (Leiden Observatory) Shedding new light on star formation in the early Universe   07 Farhad Yussef-Zadeh (Northwestern University) Star Formation Close to and Accretion onto the Supermassive Black Hole Sgr A*   04 Luis Bellot Rubio (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia) Quiet Sun Magnetic Fields   October 2016 28 Rene Liseau (Onsala Space Observatory / Chalmers) Alpha Centauri and the solar-stellar connection   07 Louise Howes (Lund University) Metal-poor stars in the Galactic bulge - the oldest in the Milky Way?   September 2016 30 Rachael Roettenbacher (Stockholm University, Dept. of astronomy) Imaging Spotted Stars with Photometric, Spectroscopic, and Interferometric Observations   23 Elvire de Beck (Onsala Space Observatory / Chalmers) Spectral Surveys of AGB Stars - The rise of the elements   16 Alexandra Veledina (Nordita) X-ray timing in black hole binaries   August 2016 12 Andrzej Zdziarski (N. Copernicus Astronomical Center, Poland) Geometry of X-ray sources in accreting black-hole binaries   June 2016 17 Christian Thalmann (ETH, Zürich) Direct imaging of exoplanets and their birthplaces   15 Daniel Michalik (Lund University) Tycho-Gaia and beyond - Why the first Gaia data release is special   10 Kai Yan Lee (Stockholm University) Heating the Universe   03 Marian Martinez-Gonzalez (IAC) The Sun's magnetic cycle as seen from the poles   May 2016 27 Aida Wofford (AIP) UV spectroscopy of extremely metal-poor nearby galaxies: clues for the interpretation of distant-galaxy observations   April 2016 22 David Sobral (Lancaster University) Out of this world: exploring the Universe with the largest emission-line surveys    08 Sarah Jabbari (Nordita / SU Astronomy) Formation of dynamo-driven bipolar magnetic spots in stratified turbulence   March 2016 18 Simona Ciceri (Stockholm University) Characterising Transiting Extrasolar Planets   11 Michele Fumagalli (Durham University) Gas flows as fuel for star formation: a spotlight on strong absorption line systems   04 Roland Karlsson (SU Astronomy) Studies of molecular clouds at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy   February 2016 26 Adriana de Lorenzo-Caceres (University of St. Andrews, School of Physics and Astronomy) Understanding galaxy formation and evolution from the perspective of (double-) barred galaxies   24 Daniel Mortlock (Imperial College, London) Searching for (and finding!) the most distant quasars   19 Stefania Salvadori (Observatoire de Paris) First stars and galaxies: clues from Near-Field Cosmology   12 Michael Way (NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies) Dismantling Hubble¹s Legacy?   05 Gianni Cataldi (Stockholm University) Observations of gaseous debris disks   January 2016 29 Andreas Sandberg (Stockholm University) (Cancelled) Observing Lyman alpha emitters - How does Lyman alpha escape from galaxies?    15 Philip Judge (High Altitude Observatory (NCAR)) Century-Long Monitoring of Solar Irradiance and Earth’s Albedo Using a Stable Scattering Target in Space   2015 December 2015 18 Martin Sahlén (Oxford University) Extremes of the Cosmic Web: Novel Cosmology with Clusters and Voids   11 Paul Barklem (Uppsala University) Stellar spectroscopy to the limit   November 2015 20 Sabine Koenig (Onsala Space Observatory) Gas and star formation in minor mergers - Molecular gas feeding the central starbursts in NGC1614 and the Medusa merger   06 Matthias Maercker (Onsala Space Observatory) ALMA observations of the not-so-detached shell around the AGB star R Scl   October 2015 30 Lise Christiansen (DARK Cosmology Centre, Copenhagen) Metals in high redshift galaxies   16 Anna Pasquali (Heidelberg University, Germany) How environment shapes galaxy evolution: the satellite galaxies' perspective   02 Benne Holwerda (Leiden Observatory, the Netherlands) What can the Occult do for you?    September 2015 25 Wolfgang Kerzendorf (ESO, Garching) Type Ia supernovae: Explosions and Progenitors   18 Elisabetta Micelotta (Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale (IAS), Orsay, France) Connecting the high- and low-energy Universe: dust under extreme conditions   June 2015 05 Beth Biller (University of Edinburgh) Detecting and Characterising Planets with Direct Imaging   May 2015 22 Anna Pasquali (Heidelberg University) CANCELLED: How environment shapes galaxy evolution: the satellite galaxies' perspective   19 Mattias Ergon ( Stockholm University ) () N 2011dh and the progenitors of Type IIb supernovae   18 Mattias Ergon (Stockholm University) CANCELLED: SN 2011dh and the progenitors of Type IIb supernovae   13 Paola Testa (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) Insights into coronal heating and mechanisms of energy transport in the solar atmosphere from IRIS observations    11 Hannes Jensen (Stockholm University) Simulating observational probes of reionization   08 Soeren Larsen (University of Nijmegen) The origin of multiple populations in globular clusters: clues from dwarf galaxies   April 2015 17 Alex Hagen (Penn State University) What Makes a Lyman-alpha Emitter?   10 Eskil Varenius (Onsala Space Observatory) TBA (LOFAR observations)   March 2015 27 Karin Lind (Uppsala University) New spectroscopic analysis techniques for Galactic archaeology    20 Ineke de Moortel (University of St. Andrews) Transverse, Propagating Velocity Perturbations in Coronal Loops   13 Gregory Feiden (Uppsala University) Something Strange in the Solar Neighborhood: Anomalous Properties of Low-Mass Stars   06 Paola Santini (INAF, Rome) The evolution of the dust and gas content in galaxies   February 2015 27 Giorgos Leloudas (DARK Cosmology Institute (Copenhagen) & Weizmann Institute (Israel)) Superluminous Supernovae in Extreme Emission Line Galaxies   20 Andres Asensio (IAC) Bayesian Inference Techniques in Astronomy & Astrophysics   13 Bertram Bitsch (Lund University) Evolution of protoplanetary discs and their implications on the formation of planets   06 Juan Manuel Carmona-Loaiza (SISSA) Feeding the Monster: turbulence, self-gravity and overlapping inflows around supermassive black holes   January 2015 23 Claes-Erik Rydberg (SU) Detection and identification of primordial objects   2014 December 2014 12 Migo Mueller (SRON, The Netherlands) Asteroids: the Water Connection   November 2014 18 Bart De Pontieu (Lockheed Martin Solar & Astrophysics Laboratory) Twist, loops, jets, beams and flares: new views of the solar chromosphere and transition region with IRIS   14 Ben de Vries (SU) Keeping an eye on star and planet evolution: Mineralogy over parsec distances with the Herschel Space Observatory   07 Dave Wilman (MPE) KMOS^3D, VIRIAL and KMOS-Clusters - Kinematic mapping of ionized gas and stars at the epoch of galaxy formation   October 2014 31 Alexander Mustill (Lund) Why Hot Jupiters are Single   24 Eva Wirström (Onsala Space Observatory) Complex organic molecules - interstellar to planetary?   17 Jenna Ryon (Univ of Wisconsin - Madison) Studies of Young Star Cluster Populations in Nearby Galaxies   08 Linda Smith (Space Telescope Science Institute) The Starburst History of M82   03 Birger Schmitz (Lund) An astronomical perspective on Earth's geological record and evolution of life - What can 50 tonnes of rock and 100,000 litres of hydrochloric acid tell us?   September 2014 26 Joop Schaye (Leiden Observatory) Cosmological simulations of the formation of galaxies   19 David Valls-Gabaud (LERMA, Observatoire de Paris (Meudon)) The MESSIER orbiter: unveiling galaxy formation   12 Rupak Roy (Stockholm University) Energetic death of massive stars   05 Andrey Beresnyak (Los Alamos National Lab) Towards Understanding Diffusive Shock Acceleration   August 2014 19 Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz (UC Santa Cruz) Characterizing Massive Black Holes through Stellar Tidal Disruption   June 2014 13 Lucia Guaita (Stockholm University) Special Star-Forming Galaxies and/or Their Special Conditions   04 Shazrene Mohamed (South African Astronomical Observatory) Mass Transfer in Evolved Binaries   May 2014 27 Alessandro Razza () MSc Thesis: Progenitor Metallicities of 1987A-like Supernovae - Indirect Measurements at Explosion Sites   23 Ricardo Amorin (INAF-Rome) Towards the full characterization of rapidly assembling low-mass galaxies out to z=1   16 Nirupam Roy (MpfIR) Diffuse neutral interstellar medium: Results and surprises from H I studies   09 Andreas Pawlik (MPA) Simulating cosmic reionization: challenges and opportunities in the next decade   April 2014 25 Laura Pentericci (INAF-Rome) Probing the end of the reionization epoch with the most distant galaxies   11 Robert J. Rutten (Lingezicht Astrophysics & Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics Oslo) The Solar Chromosphere   04 Julien Lambert (Lund) Non local thermodynamical radiative transfer in red supergiant stellar atmospheres   March 2014 28 Denija Crnojevic (Texas Tech) The evolution of elliptical galaxies, from dwarfs to giants   21 Bärbel Janssen (KTH) Adaptive Finite Element Methods for Simulations   14 Tiago Pereira (University of Oslo) Lifting the veil on the solar chromosphere   07 Claudia Lagos (ESO) Neutral Gas in Galaxies: the interstellar medium and outflows   February 2014 28 John Miller (Oxford) Primordial black holes: are they interesting?   21 Bethan James (Cambridge) Exploring Metal-Poor Star-Forming Galaxies throughout the Universe   14 Angela Adamo (SU) Star clusters in nearby star-forming galaxies as tracers of galaxy evolution   07 Arjan Bik (Stockholm University) Embedded clusters as laboratories of star formations   January 2014 31 Kyle Westfall (Kapteyn Astronomical Institute) Disk Stability and Star Formation in Galaxy Disks   24 Jorrit Leenaarts (Stockholm University) Understanding the solar chromosphere through 3D MHD modeling and 3D non-LTE radiative transfer   10 Michael Kramer (Max Planck Inst. for Radio Astronomy, Bonn) Nearly 100 years after General Relativity: Was Einstein right?

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