L’équipe GECO organise un Café-Club chaque mercredi à 14h en distanciel (Zoom) ou en mode hybride. Les séances en distanciel sont retransmises à la bibliothèque du LAM.

Un café-club est une présentation informelle d’environ 20-25 minutes suivie d’une discussion de 5-10 minutes. La présentation peut être une courte présentation de quelques diapositives avec des figures ou même un dessin au tableau blanc. Elle peut présenter de nouveaux résultats ou des idées sur les projets, présents ou passés, d’astrophysique stellaire, galactique ou extragalactique, ou sur de la cosmologie.

Les chercheurs en visite sont cordialement invités à participer aux Café-Clubs et à donner des présentations; de même que les post-doctorants et les étudiants en dernière année de thèse.

Vous trouverez aussi la liste des café-clubs d’avant 2023 et les liens vers les enregistrements éventuels sur cette page.

Organisateurs

• Carlo Schimd
• Mariam Ezziati
• Paolo Suin
• Duarte Santos

Vous voulez participer ? Contactez les organisateurs !

 

 

Next Café-Clubs

 

2024 (Event Organizers: M. Ezziati, P. Suin, D. Santos, C. Schimd)

• 13th November [zoom] –  Alexandre Toubiana – Reconciling PTA and JWST and preparing for LISA with POMPOCO: a Parametrisation Of the Masssive black hole POpulation for Comparison to Observations
• 6th November [hybrid] – Denis Burgarella – PRIMA – The PRobe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics in Phase A
• 30th October [zoom] – Raphaël Mignon-Risse – Towards multimessenger observations of accreting supermassive binary black holes
• 23rd October [zoom] – Demetra de Cicco – 11 years of AGN variability studies with the VST
• 17th October [zoom] – Niall Jeffrey – Decoding dark energy via simulation-based inference with Dark Energy Survey gravitational lensing
• 2nd October [hybrid] – Benedikt Diemer – Galaxy clusters as dark matter laboratories
• 25th September [hybrid] – Benedetta Spina – Damping wings in the Lyman-alpha forest: a model-independent measurement of the neutral fraction at 5.4 < z < 6.1
• 10th July [hybrid] – Joss Bland-Hawthorn – High redshift, turbulent disks: new insights
• 3rd July [hybrid] – Yucheng Guo – Mapping the Multi-component Circumgalactic Medium through Extremely Deep MUSE Observations
• 26th June [zoom] – Giovanni Cresci – The physical properties, acceleration mechanism and impact of AGN outflows from low to high redshift
• 20th June [hybrid] – Valentina Abril-Melgarejo – Mapping multi-phase mixing of metals of local high-z analogs
• 12th June [zoom] – Marta Reina-Campos – Beacons in the sky: star clusters in Abell 2744 from JWST
• 3rd June [zoom] – Anna de Graaf – Tracing early galaxy assembly with JWST and cosmological simulations
• 29th May [zoom] – Gianfranco Bertone – Gravitational waves probes of dark matter
• 22nd May [hybrid] – Franz Bauer – The 4MOST Chilean AGN and Galaxy Evolution Survey (ChANGES)
• 15th May [zoom] – Thierry Contini – MAGIC: a unique suvey to proble the role of environment on galaxy mass assembly
• 24th April [zoom] – Sebastian Grandis – Weak lensing calibrated Cluster Number Counts
• 17th April [zoom] – Pauline Zarrouk – DESI Y1 first results: BAO cosmological results and galaxy full-shape pipeline
• 10th April [zoom] – Carlo Giocoli – The splashback radius of Amico clusters
• 27th March [hybrid] – Arturo Nuñez-Castiñeyra – The impact of baryonic physics in galaxy formation: Multi-sclae approach to galaxy simulations
• 20th March [hybrid] – Andreas Lundgren – AtLAST: the Atacama Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope project
• 13th March [hybrid] – Amaël Ellien – A multiscale view of the Intracluster light in the JWST/Euclid era

• 21st February [zoom] – Stéphane Blondin – Constraining Supernova Progenitors through Strong Lensing in the Rubin LSST Era
• 14th February [hybrid]: Keir Rogers – A new 5σ cosmic discrepancy: twenty years of growing evidence for new fundamental physics in the Lyman-alpha forest and implications for the Euclid-Rubin era
• 31st January [hybrid] – Lina Castiblanco Tolosa – Tomographic analysis with the weak lensing convergence one-point statistics

• 17th January [hybrid] – Adélaïde Claeyssens – Resolving star formation processes at 10-100s pc resolution in distant galaxies with JWST/NIRCam

• 17th January [zoom] – Arache Djannati-Ataï – H.E.S.S. discovery of 20 TeV gamma-ray pulsations from the Vela pulsar

• 10th January [hybrid] – Junais – Dust properties of low surface brightness galaxies and their implications for future large sky surveys

2023 (Event Organizers: M. Ezziati, P. Suin, M. Van Cuyck, C. Schimd)

• 20th December [zoom] – Elena Pierpaoli – Cluster science in multi-wavelength
• 13th December [hybrid] – Christopher Martin – Imaging the cosmic Web

• 6th December [hybrid] – Carlos Gomez-Guijarro – Understanding the role of compact star formation in galaxy evolution with ALMA and JWST

• 28th November [hybrid] – Matthieu Berthemin – How does star form at high redshift? Kennicutt-Schmidt relation in z > 4 normal star-forming galaxies

• 22nd November [hybrid] – Lise Ramambason – Feedback mechanisms in the multiphase ISM: insights from unresolved and resolved galaxies

• 15th November [hybrid] – Kirill Grishin – Transforming gas-rich low-mass disky galaxies into ultra-diffuse galaxies by ram pressure

• 10th November [hybrid] – Gilles Joncas – The HII Sh2-158 region: thermodynamics and “direct” quantification of turbulence

• 8th November [zoom] – Melanie Habouzit – Constraining the origin and assembly of massive black holes

• 25th October [zoom] – Paola Popesso – The X-ray invisible Universe. A look into the halos undetected by eROSITA

• 18th October [zoom] – James Pearson – A large population of strongly lensed faint sub-mm galaxies in future dark energy surveys inferred from JWST imaging

• 4th October [hybrid] – Boris Kalita – Clumpy galaxies at z>1 in the era of JWST: moving beyond the UV wavelengths

• 27th September [hybrid] – Antonio de Ugarte Postigo – Stellar and galactic evolution studied with gamma-ray bursts

• 20th September [zoom] – Kamlesh Rajpurohit – Abell 746: A highly disturbed cluster undergoing multiple mergers

• 28th June [hybrid] – Carla Cornil Baïotto – Strong lens modelling of rich galaxy clusters

• 27th June [hybrid] – Shawn Knabel – Breaking MAD: joint constraints on the mass profiles and orbital anisotropies of elliptical galaxies with spatially resolved kinematics

• 21st June [zoom] – Marta Berti – Probing the ΛCDM Universe and beyond with HI Intensity Mapping

• 14th June [zoom] – Andrea Saccardi & Susanna Vergani – Dissecting the interstellar medium of a z = 6.3 galaxy

• 31st May [hybrid] – Michal Bilek – What is the origin of the different kinematic morphologies of early-type galaxies? [recording available upon request]

• 17th May [hybrid] – Patrice Theulé – Warm temperature formation of interstellar molecular hydrogen on a carbonaceous surface

• 10th May [zoom] – Matthew Lehnert – A possible stream of accreting cold atomic and molecular gas in the halo of a high-redshift radio galaxy

• 3rd May – Flora Stanley – CANCELLED

• 26th April [hybrid] – Richard Feder-Staehle – PCAT-DE: Reconstructing point-like and diffuse emission using spatial and spectral information

• 19th April [hybrid] – Malgorzata Siudek – Supermassive black holes in dwarf galaxies out to z ~ 0.9 in the VIPERS survey

• 14th April [hybrid] – Catherine Cerny – Probing the inner density profile of galaxy clusters with strong lensing and MUSE spectroscopy

• 12th April [hybrid] – Pierre Boldrini – Monge-Ampère gravity at cosmological scales

• 5th April [hybrid] – Franciele Kruczkiewicz – Water’s journey to Earth: A Virtual Reality outreach project

• 29th March [hybrid] – Denis Burgarella – Spectroscopic verification of very luminous galaxy candidates in the early universe

• 15th March [hybrid] – Silvia Martocchia – The origin of globular clusters and their anomalous stellar populations

• 13th March [hybrid] – Hiroya Umeda – Cosmic reionization sources and history probed with large galaxy surveys and photoionization modeling

• 8th March [zoom] – Devon Powell – A lensed radio jet at milli-arcsecond resolution: Constraints on fuzzy dark matter from an extended gravitational arc

• 1st March [hybrid][IPhU seminar] – Clément Stahl – Exploring the effects of primordial non-Gaussianity at galactic scales

• 15th February [hybrid] – Massimo Guidi – Constraining the larges-scale-structure with new modelling approaches of the three-point correlation function

• 8th February [zoom][IPhU seminar] – Mohammad Safarzadeh – A new approach to constrain the Hubble expansion rate at high redshifts by gravitational waves

• 25th January [hybrid] – Jorge Villa – Molecular hydrogen (H2) emission as a tracer of dissipation in the extragalactic ISM

• 18th January [zoom] – Michelle Collins – The hunt for new ultra-faint dwarf galaxies

2022 (Event Organizers: G. Bonnet, M. Ezziati, M. Van Cuyck, C. Schimd)

 

• 14th December [hybrid] – Georg Herzog – The present-day gas content of simulated field dwarf galaxies

• 7th December [hybrid] – Yun-Ting Cheng – Cosmology and astrophysics from intensity mapping

• 1st December [hybrid] – Arturo Nuñez-Castiñeyra – Investigating galaxy formation down to stellar physics through numerical simulations

• 30th November [hybrid] – Francisco Nogueras Lara – Finding the missing young stars in the Galactic centre

• 23rd November [hybrid] – Louis Quilley – Aging of galaxies along the Hubble sequence

• 16th November [zoom] – Tobias Brown – How environmental processes regulate the gas-star formation cycle in Virgo Cluster galaxies

• 26th October [zoom] – Filippo Oppizzi – Pressure profiles of distant galaxy clusters as seen by SPT and Planck

• 19th October [zoom] – Pavan Vynatheya – Gravitational waves from quadruple stars – quadruple the fun (?)

• 12th October [hybrid] – Médéric Boquien – First results of the PHANGS/JWST Treasury program on star formation in nearby galaxies

• 5th October [hybrid] – Elena Sarpa – Following galaxies trough the cosmic web

• 28th September [zoom] – Charlotte Mason – The brightest galaxies at Cosmic Dawn

• 21st September [hybrid] – Guillaume Mahler – Precision modeling of JWST’s first cluster lens SMACSJ0723.3-7327

• 14th September [hybrid] – Rémy Koskas – Dark matter halos shape as a strong cosmological probe

• 13th July [hybrid] – Yana Khusanova – The [CII] and FIR properties of the host galaxies of radio-loud quasars at z>6

• 1st July [hybrid] – Joss Bland-Hawthorn – Galactic seismology: waves that cross the Milky Way

• 29th June [hybrid] – Hareesh Thuruthipilly – Finding strong gravitational lenses through self-attention

• 22nd June [zoom] – Yanchuan Cai – Splitting the cosmic web for more information

• 15th June [hybrid] – Gary Mamon – Mass-orbit modeling of galaxy & star clusters: mass profiles, orbital shapes by galaxy type and pseudo phase-space density

• 8th June [zoom] – Vicente Rodriguez-Gomez – Galactic angular momentum in the Illustris-TNG simulation

• 1st June [zoom][IPhU seminar] – Massimo Pietroni – Exploiting symmetry principles for precision tests of the Standard Model of cosmology

• 25th May [zoom] – Yanbin Yang – Evidence of ram-pressure stripping of WLM, a dwarf galaxy far away from any large host galaxy

• 18th May [zoom] – Marco Viero – The early universe was dust-rich and extremely hot

• 12th May [zoom] – Giulia Despali – Constraining SIDM with halo shapes

• 3rd May [zoom] – Shadab Alam – Challenges and opportunities of large scale structure

• 22nd April [zoom] – Tilman Tröster – Constraining baryon feedback and cosmology with a joint analysis of KiDS-1000 weak lensing and the thermal SZ effect

• 6th April [zoom] – François Hammer – Gaia EDR3 accurate orbital parameters for Milky Way dwarfs: are most of them at first infall?

• 30th March [zoom] – Dominik Riechers – Microwave background temperature at a redshift of 6.34 from H2O absorption

• 23rd March [hybrid] – Lorenzo Ingoglia – Cosmological probes from weak lensing analysis on galaxy clusters

• 17th March [zoom] – Iary Davidzon – Plot me if you can. On reproducibility of scientific results and the lessons learned from COSMOS2020

• 9th March [zoom] [IPhU seminar] – Gabriel Chardin – Elements of concordance of the Dirac-Milne universe

• 2nd March [zoom] – Benedetta Spina – When HeII goes to HeIII: Onset and evolution of helium reionization

• 23rd February [hybrid] – Aline Chu – Evolution of the physical properties of Brightest Cluster Galaxies through time

• 16th February [zoom] – Franco Vazza – Limiting cosmic magnetism and assessing its origin: a joint theoretical & observational enterprise

• 2nd February [zoom] – Tiago Costa – Quasar feedback and the origin of extended Lyα glow in z > 6 quasars

• 26th January [zoom] – Maria Polletta – Spectroscopic observations of PHz G237.01+42.50: A galaxy protocluster at z=2.16 in the Cosmos field

• 19th January [zoom] – Raoul Canameras – Cosmology and stellar physics with strongly lensed supernovae

• 12th January [zoom] – Veronica Biffi – The eROSITA view of the Abell 3391/95 field: Case study from the Magneticum cosmological simulation

2021 (Event Organizers: Guillaume Bonnet, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 15th December – Tony Bonnaire – The cosmic web: filaments identification and quantification of the cosmological information *

• 13th December – Marko Shuntov – COSMOS2020: The cosmic evolution of the stellar-to-halo mass relation for central and satellite galaxies up to z=5

• 8th December – Julien Froustey – Precision calculation of neutrino decoupling

• 1st December – Rajeshwari Dutta – Metal-enriched halo gas around galaxies over the last 10 billion years

• 24th November – Jin Koda – Star Formation and the IMF in the Outskirts of Nearby Galaxies

• 17th November – Tony Nony – Investigating the origin of stellar masses: an overview of the ALMA-IMF Large Program

• 10th November – Guillaume Mahler – Cluster mass modelling accuracy: systematics, and scaling relation to harness its lensing power

• 3rd November – Guadalupe Cañas Herrera – Discovering CLOE: the Code for the Cosmological Likelihood and Observables in Euclid

• 27-29th October – Workshop@LAM Dusty galaxies (contact: Matthieu Berthemin, Denis Burgarella)

• 20th October – Wenkai Hu – 1/f noise analysis for FAST HI Intensity Mapping Drift-Scan Experiment

• 13th October – Andrea Biviano – The GOGREEN survey: internal dynamics of clusters of galaxies at redshift 0.9 − 1.4

• 6th October – Thomas Reiprich – A ~50 million lightyear warm/hot emission filament crossing through the A3391/95 galaxy cluster system

• 27th September – Abhishek Maniyar – Weak lensing: Globally optimal estimator and a new probe of the high-redshift Universe

• 22nd September – Miguel Figueira – Star Formation Rate estimations at 0.5 < z < 1.0 with the VIMOS Public Extragalactic Redshift Survey (VIPERS)

• 15th September – Vernon Wetzell & Tesla Jeltema – Velocity dispersions and projection effects in redMaPPer-selected clusters

• 8th July – Khyati Malhan – Evidence of a dwarf galaxy stream populating the inner Milky Way halo

• 30th June – Alexie Leauthaud – New surprises from old galaxies

• 23rd June – Sebastian von Hausegger – A test of the Cosmological Principle with quasars

• 16th June – Debora Pelliccia – DP7: The extraordinary life of an ordinary galaxy at the epoch of reionization

• 9th June – Sujeong Lee – Combining spectroscopic and photometric surveys with the DMASS sample

• 2nd June – Ana Acebrón – Exceptionally large lensing clusters in the recent RELICS survey with the Hubble Space Telescope

• 26th May – Rory Smith – Brought to light: revealing the origins of cloaked spiral features in cluster passive dwarf galaxies

• 19th May – Oliver Newton – Hermeian dark matter haloes of the Local Group

• 12th May – Luisa Lucie-Smith – Deep learning insights into cosmological structure formation

• 28th April – Celine Peroux – The cosmic baryon and metal cycles

• 21st April [IPhU seminar] – Elisa Ferreira – Ultra-light dark matter: the light and fuzzy side of dark matter

• 14th April – Alessandro Sonnenfeld – Statistical strong lensing

• 7th April – Barbara Catinella – Galaxy evolution with HI surveys

• 31st March – Klaus Dolag – The complex life of galaxy clusters

• 24th March – Paolo Serra – The MeerKAT Fornax Survey: ubiquitous HI tails and clouds in the Fornax cluster

• 17th March – Robert Lilow – Probing structure growth with constrained realizations from 2MRS

• 10th March – Atelier@LAM SKA et ses précurseurs

• 24th February [POSTPONED] – Marta Bruno Silva – Line intensity mapping as a tracer of large scale structure

• 17th February – Erwan Allys – Recent results from scattering transforms in astrophysics and cosmology

• 10th February – Karina Voggel – Unveiling the surviving nuclei of merged galaxies and their hidden super-massive black holes

• 3rd February – Cyril Pitrou – Precision big bang nucleosynthesis and the status of deuterium

• 27th January – Francois Mernier – From stars to large-scale structures: chemical enrichment in the intracluster medium

• 20th January – Shuowen Jin – Super-deblending: A powerful tool to search for the most distant or otherwise extreme dusty galaxies

• 13th January – Ambra Nanni – Investigating the chemical enrichment of local and high-redshift galaxies

2020 (Event Organizers: Guillaume Bonnet, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 16th December – Antonella Palmese – Gravitational wave cosmology with galaxy surveys

• 9th December – Alessia Longobardi – Bridging the cluster-ICM-galaxy evolution at small scales

• 2nd December – Alejandro Perez – Resolving the H0 tension with Black Hole diffusion from quantum gravity

• 25th November – Fabien Louvet – Similarities and differences between low and high-mass star formation

• 18th November – Alfonso Veropalumbo – Cosmological constraints from higher-order clustering analysis

• 10th November – Yijun (Ali) Wang – Gravitational wave detection with photometric surveys

• 4th November – Nicolas Martinet – Probing dark energy with tomographic weak-lensing aperture mass statistics

• 28th October – Ignasi Pérez-Ràfols – BAO with Lyman-alpha forest

• 21st October – Mathilde Jauzac – Looking at galaxy clusters with VLT/MUSE and HST

• 14th October – Massimo Meneghetti – An excess of small-scale gravitational lenses observed in galaxy clusters
• 30th September – Matteo Fossati – Galaxy environments across cosmic time: unveiling gas in absorption and emission with large surveys
• 23rd September – Adrian Bittner – Nuclear stellar structures in barred galaxies of the TIMER survey
• 9th September – Matma Pandey-Pommier – Nonthermal emission and gas interaction in galaxy clusters
• 2nd July – Sutieng Tam – Mapping dark matter of a post-merger galaxy cluster MS0451-03 and its surroundings
• 1st July – Julien Lavalle – Dark matter candidates: a status

• 24th June – Paolo Cassata – The ALPINE-ALMA [CII] survey: Small LyA-[CII] velocity offsets in main-sequence galaxies at 4.4 < z < 6

• 17th June – Angelo Ricciardone – Characterization of cosmological gravitational waves with LISA detector
• 10th June – Nicola Menci – Constraints on dynamical dark energy models from the abundance of massive galaxies at high redshift
• 3rd June – Magda Arnaboldi – Elliptical galaxies/stellar halos connection
• 27th May – Maxime Trebitsch – The contribution of AGN and stellar populations to the high-redshift ionizing UV background
• 20th May – Julian Bautista – Towards final cosmological results from the extended Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey
• 13th May – Ricarda Beckmann – Dense gas in galaxy clusters under the influence of an AGN jet
• 6th May – Chervin Laporte – Stellar ages and chemistry as key diagnostics of dynamical processes shaping the Milky Way

• +++ covid-19 break +++

• 4th March – Amael Ellien – Detection of ICL with sparse analysis-by-synthesis approach
• 19th February – Christophe Morisset – Hubi 1 the upside-down planetary nebula
• 5th February – Jens-Kristian Krogager – Absorption spectroscopy as a unique probe of galaxy evolution
• 29th January – Guillaume Mahler – STRONG LENSING: Illuminating clusters of galaxies and the structures behind them
• 15th January – Katarina Kraljic – The impact of the connectivity of the cosmic web on the physical properties of galaxies at its nodes

2019 (Event Organizers: Elena Sarpa, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 27th November – Thibaud Moutard – Local vs. Global: environment frames the NUVrK big picture of the star-formation quenching
• 21st November – Carolina Queiroz – Optical selection of quasars: probing the large-scale structure with narrow-band filter surveys
• 20th November – Ixandra Achitouv – Testing for the environmental dependence of the growth rate

• 13th November – exceptional Café-Club – Hidehiro Kaneda & Takehiko Wada – two talks: 1) SPICA: the next crucial step alter Herschel and AKARI for future mid- and far-infrared astronomy & 2) SPICA Mid-infrared Instrument (SMI): technical design and science capabilities

• 16th October – William Gillard – Euclid NISP: forthcoming tests at LAM
• 9th October – Joachim Harnois-Deraps – Weak lensing beyond two-point statistics
• 2nd October – Sascha Zeegers – Investigating the properties of interstellar silicates using X-ray spectroscopy
• 25th September – Adarsh Ranjan – Probing high column density neutral gas in the early universe in absorption
• 18th September – Patrick Côté – CASTOR: The Cosmological Advanced Survey Telescope for Optical and uv Research
• 11th September – Jonathan Freundlich – Galaxy evolution: a gas perspective
• 4th September – Angus Wright – Improving redshift calibration for cosmic shear
• 3rd July – Iary Davidson – A paradigm shift in astrophysics?
• 26th June – Carlo Giocoli – Lensing simulation of galaxy clusters: from theory to observations
• 19th June – Raoul Canameras – Star formation and feedback mechanisms in high-z starbursts
• 12th June – Guang Yang – What drives the growth of black holes?
• 5th June – Jérémy Fensch – Gas mass fraction of galaxies and star formation regulation
• 22nd May – Kimmo Kiiveri – Bayesian estimator for the CODEX cluster sample
• 10th April – Pierre Fleury – Weak gravitational lensing with finite beams
• 28th March – Agnès Ferté – Cosmic acceleration: beyond the cosmological constant
• 13th March – Charling Tao – BAO with voids
• 6th March – Ignasi Pérez Ràfols – Quasar identification with SQUEzE
• 27th February – Sarah Antier – Gravitational waves astronomy and GRANDMA
• 13th February – Laurent Chemin – The velocity anisotropy of gas in galactic disks
• 7th February – Mathieu Puech/Hector Flores – MOONS: Multi Object Optical and Near-infrared Spectrograph for the VLT
• 30th January – Michel-Andrès Breton – Relativistic effects on galaxy clustering statistics
• 22nd January – Jenny Sorce – Do we need a new cosmological model? GMO-CLONES, a solution to the precision cosmology dilemma
• 15th January – Clotilde Laigle – Horizon-AGN virtual observatory: SED-fitting performance and forecasts for future imaging surveys

2018 (Event Organizers: Elena Sarpa, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 4th December – Ramona Augustin – Observing the circum-galactic medium in absorption and emission
• 29th November – Rosa Leticia Becerra Godinez – Reverse shock emission revealed in early photometry in the possible short GRB 180418A
• 27th November – Nicolas Laporte – Unveiling the age of the most distant galaxies
• 20th November – Adam Hawken – The growth rate of structure around voids in GAMA
• 13th November – Tamas Norbert Varga – Dark Energy Survey Year 1 results: Weak lensing mass calibration of redMaPPer galaxy clusters
• 6th November – Giovanni Covone – Gravitational lensing detection of an extremely dense environment around a galaxy cluster
• 16th October – Sally Heap – Evolution of galaxies and stars with CETUS
• 25th September – Fabien Lacasa – Cosmology with galaxy surveys: the impact of non-linearity
• 18th September – Cullan Howlett – Cosmology with peculiar velocity surveys
• 11th September – Benjamin L’Huillier – Cosmological structure formation in LCDM and beyond: Testing LCDM with N-body simulations and advanced statistical methods
• 10th July – Johan Richard – BlueMUSE
• 15th May – Grzergorz Gajda – Tidally induced bars in gas-rich dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way
• 26th April – Mauro Sereno – Multi-probe analysis of galaxy clusters
• 29th April – Luis Reyes-Galindo – Do you know how the arXiv works?
• 17th April – William Pearson – The Main Sequence of Star Forming Galaxies Beyond Herschel’s Confusion Limit
• 10th April – Ghassem Gozaliasl – TBD
• 20th February – Nicolas Martinet – Cosmological constraints from shear peaks in the Kilo Degree Survey (KiDS)
• 6th February – Seiji Fujimoto – Average morphology of high-z dusty star-forming galaxies: compact dusty disk embedded in stellar disk harboring an AGN
• 23rd January – Jean-Loup Puget – The Planck cosmological parameters

2017 (Event Organizers: Ana Acebron, Elena Sarpa, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 12th December – Hadi Rahmani – Studying the cold gas in the circumgalactic medium of intermediate redshift galaxies using QSO-galaxy pairs
• 28th November – Florian Sarron – Evolution of the cluster optical luminosity function in the CFHTLS: breaking the degeneracy between mass and redshift

• 27th November – exceptional joint Galaxy Evolution circle – Café Club @ 2pm – Annalisa De Cia – ISM metals out to high z using QSOs and GRBs

• 21st November – Raphael Gavazzi – AMALGAM: the mass distribution of 122 galaxy clusters from CFHT and Subaru archival wide field images
• 14th November – Francesca Fragkoudi – The disk origin of the Milky Way bulge
• 7th November – Jacopo Chevallard – Getting ready for JWST with new-generation spectral models and interpretation tools
• 17th October – Ignasi Pérez Ràfols – TBD
• 10th October – Peter Mitchell​ – The physics controlling the evolution of star formation rates in star-forming galaxies
• 5th October – Camilla Pacifici – Synergy between galaxy models and observations to unveil the high-redshift Universe
• 3rd October – Andra Stroe – Cosmic tsunamis and tornadoes
• 19th September – Fangting Yuan – Spatially resolved star formation and dust attenuation in Mrk848: Comparison of the integral field spectra and the UV-to-IR SED
• 12th September – Médéric Boquien – Finding the weirdest SDSS-IV/MaNGA galaxies
• 5th September – Remi Adam – The Sunyaev-Zel’dovich effects to probe the formation of distant clusters
• 18th July – Shude Mao – Evidence for IMF variations from the MaNGA survey
• 5th July – Alessia Longobardi – The VIRGO PN population and the mass assembly in M87
• 4th July – Giulia Cusin – Anisotropies of the astrophysical gravitational wave background: a general framework
• 29th June – Karina Voggel – The quest to find super-massive black holes within UCDs: How many of them are the former nuclei of galaxies?
• 27th June – Laurie Riguccini- Chasing star-forming early-type galaxies in dense environments : Galaxies in transitions in clusters

• 22nd June – Carlos Lopez-Sanjuan – ALHAMBRA B-band (z < 1) and UV (z > 2.5) luminosity functions by PDF analysis

• 21nd June – Christos Efthimiopoulos – The invariant manifold modelling of spiral structure
• 20th June – Special Café Club (followed by an open discussion)
  • Delphine Porquet – Observations en rayons X des régions centrales des Noyaux Actifs de Galaxies (AGN) et diagnostics de plasmas en rayons X

    & Nicolas Grosso – L’activité de Sagittarius A* et l’accrétion épisodique dans les étoiles jeunes

• 15th June – Davide Punzo – 3D Visualization and Analysis of HI in and around galaxies
• 13th June – Nicolas Peretto – The energy balance of infrared dark clouds from tenths to tens parsec scale
• 6th June – Amira Tawfeek – Photometric investigation of Pairs and Triplet Galaxies
• 30th May – Stéphane Arnouts/Fabrice Madec – The PFS/SUMIRE spectrograph
• 23th May – Marcin Semczuk – Tidal origin of spiral arms in galaxies orbiting a cluster
• 17th May (warning it’s Wednesday) – Tom Broadhurst – New Gravitational Properties of Galaxy Clusters
• 16th May – Panos Patsis – Stellar and gaseous flows in barred-spiral models: The implications for star formation along the spiral arms
• 9th May – Katarina Kraljic – Coupling of scales, “Who ordered this?” or “How well do we understand star formation?”
• 25th April -Shun Saito – Ly-Alpha intensity mapping with HETDEX
• 11th April – Henri Plana – The NGC 454 system: anatomy of a wet interaction
• 4th April – Grzegorz Gajda – Tidally induced bars in dwarfs galaxies on different orbits around a Milky Way-like host
• 21st March – Anna Niemiec – Stellar-to-halo mass relation of cluster galaxies
• 14th March – Miguel Figueira – Star formation at the edge of ionized regions
• 7th March – Gabriel Bartosch Caminha – Probing the distant Universe and dark matter with Hubble and MUSE observations of lensing clusters
• 28th February – Michael Blomqvist – BAO in the Lyman-alpha forest of BOSS/eBOSS quasars
• 21st February – Janusz Krywult – Coevolution of galaxy morphology and colour to z~1
• 14th February – Thibaud Moutard – On the quenching of young/low-mass galaxies since z~0.6: New spotlight on environment lead role
• 7th February – Iary Davidzon – What does high redshift means? The long, long way towards the first light (in the COSMOS field).
• 31st January – Katarina Kraljic – Cosmic Web as a natural metric for galaxy evolution
• 24th January – Malgorzata Siudek – Formation and evolution of stellar population based on the red passive galaxies observed up to z ∼ 1
• 17th January – Sean Morrison – Element Abundances in a Sub-DLA Absorber at z=5
• 10th January – Laure Ciesla – Identifying recently quenched galaxies from broad band SED modeling
• 3rd January – Benoît Epinat – Galactic and extragalactic science with HARMONI/EELT (followed by an open discussion about GECO/LAM involvement)

2016 (Event Organizers: Ana Acebron, Carlo Schimd)

 

• 13th December – Alessandro Boselli – Quenching of the star formation activity of cluster galaxies
• 6th December – Melville Ulmer- Update on the Athena mirror size, potential implications, and the future of X-ray astronomy
• 1st December – Stéphane de Barros – Galaxy physical properties at the edge of the cosmic reionization
• 29th November – Begoña Ascaso – Cluster cosmology with Euclid, LSST and J-PAS.

• 22nd November – Denis Burgarella – JWST, WFIRST and FLARE predicted number counts at 10 < z < 15: the case for a Wide-Field N+MIR Space Telescope

• 15th November – Hiroyuki Hirashita – Simulation of dust evolution in galaxies
• 8th November – Wagner Marcolino – New mass-loss rates for massive stars: why bother?
• 7th November (warning it’s Monday, @14h) – Jordi Miralda Escudé – Lyman alpha emission on large scales and high-redshift galaxies as a probe of reionization.
• 2nd November (warning it’s Wednesday) – Mathilde Jauzac – Hubble Frontiers Fields : The Extraordinary Abell 2744
• 27th October (warning it’s Thursday) – Anthony Whitworth – A ram pressure threshold for star formation
• 25th October – Cécile Gry – Anatomy of a small, diffuse cloud passing over the sun in the middle of a hot, empty bubble
• 18th October – Ghassem Gozaliasl – Evolution of bright central galaxies in massive haloes over 9 billion years
• 11th October – Tsutomu T. Takeuchi – A self-consistent radiative transfer model including the chemical evolution, dust evolution, and clumpiness of the ISM
• 4th October – Nicolas Martinet – Calibrating galaxy shape measurements for Euclid: impact of galaxies below the detection limit.
• 27th September – Lin Yan – The CII local luminosity function
• 20th September – Hong-Li Liu – Drama of the HII regions/IR bubbles: regulating ISM and star formation
• 13th September – César Caretta – Caustics Masses and Scaling Relation for Nearby Galaxy Clusters
• 31st August (warning is Wednesday) – Andreas Faisst – Insights into the high-redshift Universe using Spitzer and Local Galaxies
• 13th July (warning is Wednesday) Yuichi Harikane – Evolution of Stellar-to-Halo Mass Ratio at z=0-7 Identified by Clustering Analysis with the Hubble Legacy Imaging and Early Subaru/Hyper Suprime-Cam Survey Data
• 7th June (Special Cafe Club @ Amphi LAM) – Olivier Le Fèvre – The WFIRST-AFTA space mission
• 24th May – Kasia Malek – Ultra Luminous Infrared Galaxies: which AGN types contribute to their infrared emission?
• 10th May – Julien Bel – Non local bias between matter and galaxies
• 10th May (Postponed) – Laure Ciesla – The imprint of rapid star formation quenching on the spectral energy distributions of galaxies
• 3rd May – Iary Davidzon – The high-z universe encolsed in the COSMOS2015 catalogue
• 26th April – Bruno Ribeiro – The morphology of star-forming galaxies during their assembly phase
• 5th April – Celine Peroux – Metallicity and geometry as gas flow probes
• 29th March – Darko Donevski – Possible Breaking of FIR-Radio Correlation in Interacting Galaxies
• 22th March – Isabelle Pâris – Extreme outflows in high-redshift red quasars
• 15th March – FLARE Meeting
• 8th March – Nicola Malavasi – The environment-dependent evolution of massive galaxies to z=3 in the UltraVISTA-COSMOS field
• 1st March – Guilaine Lagache – Intensity mapping of the atomic carbon CII line: a new observational promise of the Epoch of Reonisation
• 23th February – Paolo Serra – Cosmic star formation history and Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect from a global analysis of Herschel and SPT clustering data

• 18th February – Mathilde Jauzac – Hubble Frontier Fields : SN Tom & SN Refsdal — What we learn about lensing?

• 16th February – Merce Romero-Gomez (Universitat de Barcelona): Getting ready for the scientific exploitation of Gaia data on the structure of our Galaxy.
• 9th February – Mario Bonamigo – Triaxility
• 2nd February – Aurélien Benoit-Lévy – News from the Dark Energy Survey (DES)

2015 (Event Organizers: Eric Jullo & Barbara Lo Faro)

 

• 5th January – Iary Davidson – OPEN Cafe Club: JWST ESTEC feedback
• 17th December – Debora Pelliccia – Kinematics of COSMOS star-forming galaxies over the last 8 Gyr
• 1st December – Mauro Sereno – The self-similarity of galaxy clusters and how to assess it
• 27th November – Stephane Barros – The (difficult) quest for Lyman continuum emitter at high redshift
• 24th November – Matthieu Béthermin – An ALMA view on the interstellar medium of high-redshift dusty star-forming galaxies
• 19th November – Jesus Vega – Tension in the rings: the distribution function of Einstein radii
• 17th November – Hadi Rahmani – The study of circum-galactic medium at z∼0.6 using low impact parameter DLA-galaxies
• 10th November – Aida Wofford – A Comprehensive Comparative Test of Seven Widely-Used Spectral Synthesis Models Against Multi-Band Photometry of Young Massive Star Clusters
• 3rd November – Open Cafe Club

• 13th October: Alan McConnachie – Replacing CFHT by MSE?

• 8th October: Stephan Frank – Searching for weak NeVIII absorption signatures in COS-spectra via agnostic spectral stacking
• 6th October: Yu-Yen Chang – AGN, star formation, and galaxy morphology
• 29th September: Isabel Pâris – Physical properties of quasar outflows in the SDSS-DR12 sample
• 22nd September: Juan Magaña – Probing cosmological models with strong lensing in A1689
• 15th September: Karina Rojas – Quasar accretion disks: size and temperature profile using microlensing

• 1st September: Olivier Le Fèvre – Latest news from the VIMOS UltraDeep Survey (VUDS)

• 25th August: Jian-Min Wang – Mapping Reverberation Super-Eddington Accreting Massive Black in Holes Local Universe
• 30th June: Samuel Quiret – The metallicity distribution of the Circum Galactic Medium
• 16th June: Michele Boldrin – Arc statistics and clustering properties of dark matter haloes
• 9th June: Zhu Chen – Photometric and morphological properties of LBGs at z~1 in ECDFS
• 19th May: Javier Álvarez Márquez – Dust properties of LBGs at z ~3
• 12th May: Francesca Fragkoudi – The Effects of Boxy/Peanut Bulges on Galaxy Models
• 21st April: Céline Péroux – The VLT SINFONI Mg ii Program for Line Emitters (SIMPLE) II: background quasars probing z ∼ 1 galactic winds
• 14th April: Kyle Penner – The assumptions we make when we talk about attenuation
• 7th April: Peter Wizinowich –

• 31st March: Nimish Hathi – The VIMOS Ultra Deep Survey: Ly-alpha Emission and Stellar Populations of Star-Forming Galaxies at 2<2.5

• 20th March: OPEN Discussion – Feedback from the Sintra Conference: Back at the Edge of the Universe

• 17th March: OPEN Discussion – WEAVE, DESI & eBOSS

• 20th February: Carlo Giocoli – Weak lensing Simulations from Current Surveys to Euclid
• 17th February: Matthieu Béthermin – Why do massive galaxies at z~2-3 form so many stars?
• 10th February: Timothee Delubac – Baryon Acoustic Oscillations with BOSS, eBOSS and DESI
• 3rd February: Jean-Pierre Luminet – Last news about cosmic topology
• 27th January: Alice Pisani – Precision Cosmology with Cosmic Voids
• 20th January: David Valls-Gabaud – MESSIER: a space orbiter to unveil galaxy formation
• 13th January: Anna Feltre – IR signatures of nuclear activity and star formation on galaxy spectra

• 6th January: Thibaud Moutard – The stellar mass function and density evolutions of massive (log M* > 10.5) galaxies since z = 1.5

Before 2015

 

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