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Journal Club
Journal Club
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students. Paper I: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.08393.pdf Paper II: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.09925.pdf
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students. Paper I: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.08393.pdf Paper II: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.09925.pdf
Open to graduate students, post-docs and post-bacs within the department to meet the week's colloquium speaker for conversation and coffee.
An opportunity to meet with the colloquium speaker of the week, open to students, faculty, and scientists.
Tea and cookies start at 3:15 p.m. Field: Extragalactic Institution: Space Telescope Science Institute Everyone in Astronomy and Physics departments are welcome. Also accessible via Zoom here. Title: How Circumgalactic Medium Dynamics Impact Galaxy Evolution Abstract: …
AMT Colloquium takes place every Tuesday at 10 AM virtually. Zoom link below. Speaker: Prof. Annalisa Bonafede from University of Bologna. Title: Magnetic field in galaxy clusters and beyond: new perspectives from low frequency observations …
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students.
Open to graduate students, post-docs and post-bacs within the department to meet the week's colloquium speaker for conversation and coffee.
An opportunity to meet with the colloquium speaker of the week, open to students, faculty, and scientists.
Field: Stars & Planets Institution: Ohio State University Title: The Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey Abstract: I summarize the scientific motivation and properties of the Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey (RGES), one possible realization of the Galactic …
AMT Colloquium takes place every Tuesday at 10 AM virtually. Zoom link below. Title and abstract to be updated. Our speaker will be Prof. Ralf Klessen from Heidelberg University. Title: Primordial Star Formation Abstract: The first …
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students. This week, the papers cover Dr. Chang-Goo's previous research of multiphase galactic outflows. https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2020ApJ...900...61K/abstract https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2020ApJ...903L..34K/abstract
Open to graduate students, post-docs and post-bacs within the department to meet the week's colloquium speaker for conversation and coffee.
An opportunity to meet with the colloquium speaker of the week, open to students, faculty, and scientists.
Field: ISM Institution: Princeton University Everyone in Astronomy and Physics departments are welcome. Also accessible via Zoom here. Title: Introducing TIGRESS-NCR: current status of numerical modeling of the star-forming ISM Abstract: The importance of star …
Our speaker will be Prof. Christoph Federrath from the Australian National University. AMT Colloquium takes place every Tuesday at 10 AM virtually. Zoom link below. Title: The role of turbulence, magnetic fields, and feedback for …
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students.
AMT Colloquium takes place every Tuesday at 10 AM virtually. Zoom link below. Prof. Christopher F. McKee obtained his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley in 1970. He is a member of the National …
Journal Club is a weekly pre-presentation for the week’s colloquium given by two grad students.