STRW local: Lunch talks

Lunch Talks

DateDurationNameTitleRoom
2025-12-16
Tuesday
30 minJoe Callingham
ASTRON
[12:30 CE.0.18] SKA-updateCE.0.18
2025-12-03
Wednesday
30 minTeymoor Saifollahi
Observatory of Strasbourg
[12:30 TBC] TBCTBC
2025-11-25
Tuesday
30 minOleg Savchenko
University of Amsterdam
[12:30 TBC] Simulation-Based Inference for Cosmological Field Reconstruction and Parameter EstimationTBC
2025-11-06
Thursday
30 minBruno Celiz
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
[12:30 CE.0.08] Size-Mass Relation and dwarf galaxy evolution in hydrodynamic cosmological simulationsCE.0.08
2025-11-03
Monday
30 minFederico Stasyszyn
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
[12:30 CE.0.12] Galaxies in the Voids: baryon imprints tracing the cosmic webCE.0.12
2025-10-27
Monday
30 minAlex Finguenov
University of Helsinki
[12:30 CE.0.18] eROSITA studies of galaxy groupsCE.0.18
2025-10-21
Tuesday
30 minSimone Vinciguerra
Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille
[12:30 CE.0.18] Higher Order Weak Lensing Statistics in EuclidCE.0.18
2025-10-20
Monday
30 minMiguel Vioque
ESO
[12:30 CE.0.18] On the use of Gaia astrometry to identify planets and companions around Young StarsCE.0.18
2025-10-15
Wednesday
30 minElliot Scott
Newcastle University
[12:30 CE.0.18] Machine Learning to improve hydrodynamic simulation resolution in FLAMINGOCE.0.18
2025-10-14
Tuesday
30 minChristos Georgiou
Institut de Física d'Altes Energies (IFAE), Barcelona
[12:30 - CE.0.18] The alignment of galaxies: impact in cosmology and galaxy evolutionCE.0.18
2025-10-08
Wednesday
30 minWania Wolff
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
[12:30 CE.0.18] Chlorinated Carbons In Mars And Earth AtmosphereCE.0.18
2025-10-07
Tuesday
60 minMathilde Janssen
NWO
[12:00 CE.0.18] Netherlands Funding OverviewCE.0.18
2025-10-02
Thursday
30 minGrace Piroscia + Max Charles
University of Sydney
[12:30 CE.0.18 - Two talks!] "Tessellating the Stars with Jewel Aperture Masking" + "AMIGO and the James Webb Interferometer"CE.0.18
2025-09-18
Thursday
30 minStephanie Rossini-Bryson
University of Sydney
[12:30 CE.0.12] The GLINT instrument: high-contrast imaging of stellar companions using nulling interferometry.CE.0.12
2025-09-17
Wednesday
30 minTaïssa Danilovich
Monash University
[12:30 CE.0.12] The dynamical and chemical shaping of evolved star winds by their binary companionsCE.0.12
2025-09-16
Tuesday
30 minGo Ogiya
Zhejiang University (ZJU)
[12:30 CE.0.18] Stirring up the intracluster medium with substructuresCE.0.18
2025-09-15
Monday
30 minBruno Leibundgut
ESO
[12:30 CE.0.18] A new measurement of the Hubble constant from Type-II supernovaeCE.0.18
2025-08-21
Thursday
30 minLisa Kaltenegger
Carl Sagan Institute
[12:30 CE.0.08] Revealing the secrets of rocky exoplanetsCE.0.08
2025-08-12
Tuesday
30 minSimon Driver
University of Western Australia
[12:30 CE.0.18] Everything, everywhere, all at once.CE.0.18
2025-07-29
Tuesday
30 minHilay Shah
Australian National University
[12:30 CE.0.18] The role of circumgalactic medium in shaping galaxiesCE.0.18
2025-07-15
Tuesday
30 minAdam Frank
University of Rochester
[12:30 CE.0.18] Technosignatures and Biosignatures.   How Close Are We to Finding Life in The Universe?CE.0.18
2025-07-14
Monday
30 minFumihiro Naokawa
University of Tokyo
[15:00 CE.0.08] Probing Cosmic birefringence and dark energy using LOFAR, ASKAP, and SKACE.0.08
2025-07-14
Monday
30 minMathilde Janssen
ENW-Astronomie
[12:30 CE.0.18] Veni Grant DiscussionCE.0.18
2025-07-11
Friday
30 minDr Andrea Afruni
University of Florence
Modeling the MW wind: SN-driven outflows accelerate HI clouds near the Galactic centerCE.0.18
2025-07-08
Tuesday
30 minRui Marques Coelho Chaves
University of Geneva
[12:30 CE.0.18] Extremely UV-bright starbursts in the distant UniverseCE.0.18
2025-06-19
Thursday
30 minChiara Eleonora Scardoni
University of Milan
[12:30 Oort Room] From streaming instability to massive planet migration: probing key processes in disc evolutionOort Room
2025-06-18
Wednesday
30 minGor Mikayelyan
Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory
[12:30 CE.0.18] Multiwavelength studies of infrared galaxiesCE.0.18
2025-06-16
Monday
30 minGiovanni Pinzón
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
[12:30 CE.0.18] The ARYSO Project: Exploring the Complexities of Magnetic Activity in Young Stellar ObjectsCE.0.18
2025-06-13
Friday
30 minShoshannah Byrne-Mamahit
University of Victoria
[12:30 CE.0.18] Feeding Supermassive Black Holes with Galaxy InteractionsCE.0.18
2025-06-12
Thursday
30 minIryna Vavilova, Ihor Lukianyk, Yaroslav Yatskiv
Ukrainian Astronomical Society
[15:00 CE.0.08] Astronomy in UkraineCE.0.08
2025-06-12
Thursday
30 minRim Fares
United Arab Emirates University
[12:30 CE.0.06] Various views of stellar magnetism and its connection to exoplanetsCE.0.06
2025-06-11
Wednesday
30 minFuxiang Xu
University of Bologna
[12:30 CE.0.18] Molecular Gas at Cosmic Dawn: AGN or Starburst Heating in z = 6 Quasar HostsCE.0.18
2025-06-03
Tuesday
30 minIlse Cleeves
University of Virginia
[12:30 CE.0.18] Unveiling Planet Formation with POEMM: High-Resolution Far-Infrared Spectroscopy from the StratosphereCE.0.18
2025-05-23
Friday
30 minAriane Courtot
ESA/ESTEC
[12:30 CE.0.18] Dynamics of meteoroid streams as revealed by chaos maps: an overviewCE.0.18
2025-05-21
Wednesday
30 minEkaterina Ilin
ASTRON
[12:30 CE.0.08] Self-roast: Close-in planet induces flares on its host starCE.0.08

Unless announced otherwise, the lunch talks start at 12:30 sharp. The approximate duration of the lunch talk is given above, and additional time will be given for questions and discussion following the presentation. Please make sure that you take ample time to pick up your lunch beforehand.

Information for Speakers and Hosts: Talks are limited to 25 minutes, with 5 additional minutes for questions. Hosts are responsible for bringing the speaker to the correct room in ample time to set up laptops etc., and for ensuring the speaker also has time for lunch.


For questions and/or suggestions concerning the lunch talks, please contact James Petley () or Divya Rana ().