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    Café-Club, Silvia MARTOCCHIA: “The origin of globular clusters and their anomalous stellar populations”.

    Silvia MARTOCCHIA (Astronomisches Rechen-Institut, Universität Heidelberg): "The origin of globular clusters and their anomalous stellar populations". You can find the schedule of upcoming café-clubs and the video of old ones here. Take care, Carlo, Meriam, Mathilde ABSTRACT Globular clusters (GCs),agglomerates of hundreds of thousands stars, are among the oldest (age > 10 Gyr) luminous sources  […]

    LAM seminar (Grand Public)

    Amphi du LAM

    Speaker: Jürgen Knödlseder (IRAP, Toulouse)   Title: L'astronomie à l'aube du réchauffement climatique Abstract: Le réchauffement climatique bouleverse fondamentalement notre monde et ses impacts dévastateurs sur la nature et l'humanité deviennent chaque année un peu plus palpables. Les astronomes, avec leur perspective unique sur l'Univers, s'interrogent de plus en plus sur leur rôle à jouer dans […]

    Recurring

    Galaxy Evolution Circle

    Dear all, The Galaxy Evolution Circle will restart in a different format. Every two weeks, we will pick-up a particular subject. The idea will be to create a round table where we will discuss the following points: – An small introduction. – Classic and recent articles. – Active (LAM) people working on the subject. – Instruments. – On-going and future projects. – Perspective. For our second G.E Circle (28/Oct./15h at Mistral room) we propose to discuss Star formation in The WM and nearby galaxies. The idea is to maintain the discussion lively and informal. We look forward to have your presence in person.

    LAM seminar

    Amphi du LAM

    Speaker: Dr. Fabrice Martins (Université de Montpellier)   Title: Very massive stars in the local Universe, and beyond   Abstract: Massive stars play a major role in various fields of astrophysics because of their rich nucleosynthesis, their powerful stellar winds, their ionizing fluxes and their explosive final evolution (core-collapse supernovae, gamma-ray bursts). They sometimes leave […]

    Cafe-Club, Denis BURGARELLA “Spectroscopic verification of very luminous galaxy candidates in the early universe”.

    Denis BURGARELLA (LAM): "Spectroscopic verification of very luminous galaxy candidates in the early universe". You can find the schedule of upcoming café-clubs and the video of old ones here. Take care, Carlo, Meriam, Mathilde ---------------- ABSTRACT During the first 500 million years of cosmic history, the first stars and galaxies formed and seeded the cosmos […]

    PhD defence by Mona El Morsy

    Amphi du LAM

    "Development of a prototype instrument for the characterisation of young giant exoplanets" he defence will be held in English, and it will be possible to attend remotely through zoom at the following link: https://univ-amu-fr.zoom.us/j/83713561721?pwd=RzA2dklwZ0x4NXZhZVBxSHVoM3cvZz09 Please find below the PhD thesis abstract and the jury members. Abstract: On large ground-based telescopes, the combination of extreme adaptive […]

    LAM seminar

    Amphi du LAM

    Speaker: Dr. Julien Morin   Title: Spectropolarimetric observations of M dwarfs: from dynamos to exoplanets   Abstract: Magnetic fields, their generation by dynamo effect and the activity phenomena they induce are central to the physics of cool stars and their planetary systems throughout their evolution. Among cool stars, the least massive ones largely dominate the […]

    Recurring

    Galaxy Evolution Circle

    Dear all, The Galaxy Evolution Circle will restart in a different format. Every two weeks, we will pick-up a particular subject. The idea will be to create a round table where we will discuss the following points: – An small introduction. – Classic and recent articles. – Active (LAM) people working on the subject. – Instruments. – On-going and future projects. – Perspective. For our second G.E Circle (28/Oct./15h at Mistral room) we propose to discuss Star formation in The WM and nearby galaxies. The idea is to maintain the discussion lively and informal. We look forward to have your presence in person.

    Café-Club, Franciele KRUCZKIEWICZ: “Water’s journey to Earth: A Virtual Reality outreach project +++ with demo with VR headset”.

    Franciele KRUCZKIEWICZ (LAM): "Water's journey to Earth: A Virtual Reality outreach project +++ with demo with VR headset". You can find the schedule of upcoming café-clubs and the video of old ones here. Take care, Carlo, Meriam, Mathilde ---------------- ABSTRACT Astrochemistry, a relatively new field within astronomy, uses molecules in space as a tool to […]

    Café-Club, Pierre BOLDRINI: “ΛCDM cosmological simulation of Monge-Ampère gravity via optimal transport theory”.

    Pierre BOLDRINI (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris): "ΛCDM cosmological simulation of Monge-Ampère gravity via optimal transport theory". You can find the schedule of upcoming café-clubs and the video of old ones here. Take care, Carlo, Meriam, Mathilde ---------------- ABSTRACT Monge-Ampère gravitation is a modification of the classical Newtonian gravity where the linear Poisson equation is replaced by the […]

    Café-Club, Catherine CERNY: “Probing the inner density profile of galaxy clusters with strong lensing and MUSE spectroscopy”

    Catherine CERNY (Centre for Extragalactic Astronomy, Durham University): "Probing the inner density profile of galaxy clusters with strong lensing and MUSE spectroscopy". The cafe-club will take place at 2:00 pm in the Library at LAM and on usual AMU virtual room. (Meeting ID : 968 7683 2544 -- Passcode : 173347) You can find the schedule […]

    Recurring

    Galaxy Evolution Circle

    Dear all, The Galaxy Evolution Circle will restart in a different format. Every two weeks, we will pick-up a particular subject. The idea will be to create a round table where we will discuss the following points: – An small introduction. – Classic and recent articles. – Active (LAM) people working on the subject. – Instruments. – On-going and future projects. – Perspective. For our second G.E Circle (28/Oct./15h at Mistral room) we propose to discuss Star formation in The WM and nearby galaxies. The idea is to maintain the discussion lively and informal. We look forward to have your presence in person.