The recordings below include only presentations (following discussions are cut out). Click on the titles to expand.
11th of May, 2023: Ian Hothi (LERMA) Finding the Needle in the Haystack
13th of April, 2023: Sergey Khoperskov (AIP, Potsdam, invited by GEPI) Build-up of stellar halos in the MW/M31 analogues in constrained simulations of the Local group
30th of March, 2023: Raphaël Wicker (IAS, invited by LUTh) Baryons as a probe for galaxy cluster astrophysics and cosmology
16th of March, 2023: Valeria Cerqui (GEPI) Young alpha-rich stars as stragglers of the thick disc
16th of February, 2023: Giulia Pagnini (GEPI) Tracing the accretion history of the Milky Way through its globular clusters
2nd of February, 2023: Romain Meriot (LERMA) Unveiling the Cosmic Dawn: numerical simulations and machine learning to interpret HI 21-cm observations of the Epoch of Reionization
19th of January, 2023: Guadalupe Cañas-Herreras (ESA/ESTEC, invited by LUTH) How to reconstruct the inflaton’s speed of sound using Cosmological data
8th of December, 2022: Florent Mertens (LERMA) Unveiling the Physics of the Cosmic Dawn and the Epoch of Reionisation in the SKA era
17th of November, 2022: Jin Koda (Stony Brook University, invited by LERMA) A Tale of Molecular Cloud Detection in the XUV Disk of M83 — Connecting the Orion Cloud to High-z Universe
13rd of October, 2022: Kirill Grishin (APC, invited by LERMA) Transforming gas-rich low-mass disky galaxies into ultra-diffuse galaxies by ram pressure
29th of September, 2022: Paolo Bianchini (Observatoire de Strasbourg, invited by GEPI) The renaissance of globular clusters: old stellar systems for new dynamical questions
15th of September, 2022: Soumavo Ghosh (MPIA, invited by GEPI) Can spirals help the Milky Way 'breath'? - a quest with simulations & Gaia mission
6th of July, 2022: Tamara Richardson (Luth) Timing the last major merger of galaxy clusters with large halo sparsity
23rd of June, 2022: Linda Blot (MPA, invited by Luth) Numerical methods for clustering dark energy simulations
21st of April, 2022: Elena Lacchin (University of Bologna/INAF, invited by GEPI) The role of supernova feedback in globular cluster formation
7th of April, 2022: Florent Renaud (Lund Observatory, invited by GEPI) From turbulent teenagehood to quiet retirement: what drives the evolution of galaxies across cosmic time?
31st of March, 2022: Remi Poitevineau (LERMA) The Galaxy Activity, Torus, and Outflow Survey (GATOS). Black hole mass estimation using ALMA data and machine learning
10th of March, 2022: Michal Bilek (LERMA) Extragalactic archeology: the origin of the prominent tidal features in the galaxy NGC474
27th of January, 2022: Yongjun Jiao (GEPI) Milky Way mass from its rotation curve with different dark matter profiles and some rotation curves of nearby galaxies
13th of January, 2022: Valeria Cerqui (GEPI) The properties of Galactic Bulge Globular Clusters through the Gemini multi-conjugate adaptive optics system GeMS/GSAOI: the case of NGC 6638
16th of December 2021: Giulia Pagnini
(GEPI) On the dearth of C-enhanced metal-poor stars in the Galactic bulge
9th of December 2021: Iñigo Sáez Casares
(LUTH) Large-Scale Structure formation in modified gravity
2nd of December 2021: Michel-Andrès Breton
(Institute of Space Sciences (ICE), Barcelona, Spain) On the distance-redshift relation in an inhomogeneous Universe
28th of October 2021: David Cornu (LERMA) Winning the SKA Science Data Challenge 2 with fast dedicated CNN architectures
14th of October 2021: Pratik Dabhade (LERMA) Decoding the largest radio galaxies in the Universe
16th of September 2021: Haifeng Wang (GEPI) Mapping the Milky Way Disk Population Structures and Galactoseismology with large sky surveys
17th of June 2021: Daniel Maschmann (LERMA) Testing merger scenarios in double-peak emission line galaxies
3rd of June 2021: Salvatore Ferrone (M1 Observatoire de Paris - Programme gradué, invited by GEPI) The catalogue of simulated Milky Way globular cluster streams
20th of May 2021: Jonathan Freundlich (invited by LERMA) Core formation in dark matter haloes
6th of May 2021: Alessandra Mastrobuono-Battisti (invited by GEPI) Merging globular clusters in an evolving galaxy
14th of April 2021: Barbara Mazzilli Ciraulo (LERMA) Revealing a merger event through peculiar kinematic features analysis in the light of MaNGA
25th of March 2021: Bogdan Ciambur (GEPI) X- and Peanut-shaped Stellar Bulges in Barred Galaxies: Observations and Simulations
18th of March 2021: Shohei Saga (LUTH) Future detectability of relativistic dipole in galaxy cross-correlation
11th of February 2021: Stéphane Ilic (LERMA) Challenging the CDM paradigm : constraining DM properties with the CMB
28th of January 2021: Owain Snaith (GEPI) The chemical evolution and accretion history of the inner disc of the Milky Way
14th of January 2021: Tamara Richardson (LUTH) Strong Lensing with WDM, can we consider only haloes?
17th of December 2020: Amandine Le Brun (LUTH) Internal dark matter structure of the most massive galaxy clusters