Tuesdays -- 11:00 am -- William T. Golden Auditorium (unless otherwise noted)
Coffee served at 10:30 am
Contact for program information: Tony Piro and Shannon Patel
You can find a listing of previous colloquia here. Recordings of the colloquia are available for Carnegie scientists here. Publicly available recordings are listed below.
Clicking the title links to the abstract.
Dr. Louis Abramson (Carnegie)
From data to meaning -- the challenge of inferring the past from astronomical data
Prof. Jason Hessels (University of Amsterdam & ASTRON)
Prof. Anna Watts (University of Amsterdam)
Prof. Aida Wofford (UNAM)
Dr. Diana Powell (SAO)
Dr. Anna Rosen (Harvard)
Prof. Yamila Miguel (Leiden University)
Prof. Uros Seljak (Berkeley)
Dr. Emma Beasor (NOIRLab)
Prof. Adam Burgasser (UC San Diego)
Galactic Archaeology with the Coldest Stars and Brown Dwarfs
Prof. Caitlin Casey (UT Austin)
Prof. Carlos Vargas (University of Arizona)
Why I Stopped Waiting for Someone Else to Map the Warm-hot Circumgalactic Medium
Prof. Raffaella Margutti (UC Berkeley)
Prof. Jonathan Stern (Tel Aviv University)
Dr. Kirk Barrow (Harvard)
High-Cadence Synthetic Observations and Neural Networks in the Era of JWST
Prof. Naveen Reddy (UC Riverside)
Dr. Carl Fields (LANL)
Next-Generation Simulations of The Remarkable Deaths of Massive Stars
Dr. Catherine Zucker (Space Telescope Science Institute)
Revealing the Star Formation History of our Solar Neighborhood
Prof. Brant Robertson (UC Santa Cruz)
Inferring the Thermal History of the Intergalactic Medium from the Lyman-alpha Forest
Prof. Emily Levesque (University of Washington)
Betelgeuse Is Pretty Cool: Cosmic Questions for our Naked-Eye Neighbor
Dr. Yiming Zhong (KICP)
Collapsed dark matter halos and the birth of the first supermassive black holes
Dr. Rebecca Bernstein (GMTO, Carnegie Observatories)
Dr. Anna Ho (UC Berkeley)
Dr. Morgan MacLeod (Harvard)
Stellar Mergers and Common Envelope Phases as Astronomical Transients
Prof. Raphaëlle Haywood (University of Exeter)
There’s no place like home: Placing Earth in its astronomical and geological contexts
Prof. Ray Carlberg (University of Toronto)
Prof. Louise Edwards (Cal Poly SLO)
Dr. Ivanna Escala (Carnegie Observatories)
From Disks to Dwarfs: Chemodynamics as a Probe of Galaxy Formation in the Local Group