Astrophysics Seminars 2024/2025
Astrophysics seminars usually take place at 15:00 on Wednesdays in Physics room 3.21. Sometimes visiting speakers are able to speak outside this schedule, so check the listing for each event.
- 13 November 2024: Connor Byrne (Warwick)Chemical evolution and binary stars: Implications for the distant Universe
- 20 November 2024: Matt Lodge (Bristol)Aerosols are not Spherical Cows: The Effects of Aggregates in Exoplanet Atmospheres
- 26 November 2024: Cathal Maguire (Dublin)Probing the atmospheres of ultra-hot Jupiters at high-resolution
- 18 December 2024: Hassan Amirhashchi (Bristol)Hubble Tension: A kinematic View Beyond The Standard Model
- 22 January 2025: Andy Wilson (Exeter)Explainable Machine Learning for Finding Young Stars
- 29 January 2025: Isobel Romero-Shaw (Cambridge)Lost in translation: Biographies of the stellar graveyard
- 12 February 2025: Martha Mak (Exeter)Simulating Hazy Exoplanets from Earth-like to Hot-Jupiter: Role of Haze in Habitability and Observabilities?
- 19 February 2025: Michael Roman (Leicester)Revealing the Ice Giants in the Infrared: Uranus and Neptune from JWST
- 5 March 2025: Ian Harrison (Cardiff)Lensing. Lensing everywhere... and what it tells us about structure formation
- 12 March 2025: Neil Lewis (Exeter)Equatorial Jet Streams in the Atmospheres of Solar System Planets, the Sun, and Exoplanets
- 19 March 2025: Fergus Baker (Bristol)Black holes and their crowns
- 26 March 2025: Mark Hammond (Oxford)Understanding the presence and dynamics of atmospheres on rocky and gaseous exoplanets with their broadband thermal emission
- 2 April 2025: Matt Middleton (Southampton)Let’s rock: exploring misaligned super-Eddington accretion
- 9 April 2025: Romeel Dave (Edinburgh)How massive galaxies quench in the Simba simulations
- 21 May 2025: Chris Conselice (Manchester)Searching for the first galaxies with JWST
- 28 May 2025: Megan Brown (Cambridge)