STRW local: Colloquia

Colloqia

This week's colloquia are highlighted in red.

LunchDateTimeSpeakerTitleHost
 20/09
11:00
Tom Millar
(Queen's University Belfast)
 Models of Circumstellar Chemistry in AGB Stars Hogerheijde
 27/09
11:00
Paul Groot
(Radboud University)
 Gravitational waves, BlackGEM and new old problems in astronomy Brown
 04/10
11:00
Anne Archibald
(University of Amsterdam)
 Testing General Relativity using a pulsar in a triple system Rossi
 11/10
11:00
Julianne Dalcanton
(University of Washington)
 Dissecting the Nearest Spiral Galaxies with the Hubble Space Telescope (Sackler Lecture) Kuijken
 18/10
11:00
Jorick Vink
(Armagh Observatory)
 The heaviest Stars and Black Holes in the Universe Hogerheijde
Register 25/1011:00
Andre Moitinho de Almeida
(University of Lissabon)
 Visualisation and exploration of the Gaia archive and other very large data sets Brown
Register 01/1111:00
Karin Öberg
(Harvard-Smithsonian Canter for Astrophsyics)
 Chemistry of Planet Formation Linnartz
Register 08/1111:00
Eve Ostriker
(Princeton University)
 Radiation feedback and the dispersal of cluster-forming molecular clouds Hodge
Register 15/11
C1 (Gorlaeus saucer)		11:00
Ana Bonaca
(Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophsyics)
 Uncovering the nature of dark matter with stellar streams in the Milky Way (NOVA colloquium) Rossi
Register 22/1111:00
Robin Garrod
(University of Virginia)
 New simulations and observations of highly-complex molecules in star-forming regions (NOVA colloquium) Hogerheijde
Register 29/1111:00
Samaya Nissanke
(University of Amsterdam)
 Follow the chirp: Seeing and listening to the violent Universe with compact object mergers Russo

Colloquia take place in the de Sitter room on the ground floor of the Oort Building, Niels Bohrweg 2, Leiden, and start at 11:00 sharp. Coffee and tea are served at 10:45. After the colloquium, a simple lunch is provided. Registration is required to join the lunch.

For questions and/or suggestions concerning the colloquium series, please contact Michiel Hogerheijde (e-mail ) and Simon Portegies Zwart (e-mail )
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