Séminaires de Lagrange

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Séminaires Lagrange 2022

Organizers: Silvio S. Cerri (Mt.Gros site), [⚠️] Looking for an organizer on Valrose site [⚠️]

Propose a seminar: please, fill the online form here.

Instructions for local hosts: Limited financial support for speakers is available through the Seminar budget. This is meant to cover for travel expenses and/or 1-night stay. Please, remember to get in touch with the administrative staff for any travel/stay arrangements, and to open the "ordre de mission" for the spearker's visit at least 3 weeks in advance. If the seminar is going to take place in person at the Mt.Gros site, remember also to book the restaurant for the speaker.

Instructions for speakers: Lagrange Seminars last for 1h total (45min talk + 15min Q&A), and are held in English . Since our Institute has several teams working on a large variety of fields, we recommend to start your talk with a very broad and 'pedagogical' introduction of your research field.

 

Les présentations des séminaires passés sont téléchargeables ci-dessous:
Slides from previous seminars can be downloaded here, see below:

2022-12-13 Felipe Gran Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Hidden in the haystack: low-luminosity globular clusters towards the Milky Way bulge
2022-11-29 Francisco Nogueras Lara Max Planck Institute for Astronomy The star formation in the nuclear bulge of the Milky Way: Finding the missing young stars
2022-11-22 Gianluca Castignani University of Bologna Processing of gas in galaxies within the cosmic web
2022-11-08 Alex Y. Wagner University of Tsukuba Tracing the Milky Way’s vestigial AGN jet
2022-10-25 Amael Ellien Anton Pannkoek Instituut Towards the faint structures of galaxy clusters
2022-10-04 Florent Renaud Lund Observatory From turbulent teenagehood to quiet retirement: what drives the evolution of galaxies across cosmic time?
2022-09-27 Shigeru Ida Tokyo Institute of Technology Moon formation of rocky/icy planets by a giant impact
2022-09-20 Guillaume Mahler Durham University Strong lensing: Illuminating galaxy clusters and the structures behind them
2022-09-13 Tony Travouillon The Australian National University Ultra-wide field infrared astronomy from Antarctica
2022-07-05 Eli Galanti Weizmann Institute The deep winds of Jupiter and Saturn - As Inferred from Recent Gravity and Magnetic Measurements
2022-06-28 Silvio S. Cerri Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur When astroparticles meet plasma turbulence: micro-physics of cosmic-ray transport in the Galaxy
2022-06-21 Yoann Altmann Heriot-Watt University Expectation-propagation for scalable inference in imaging inverse problems
2022-06-14 Annalisa De Cia University of Geneva A chemical Universe. Gas, metals, and cosmic dust in nearby and distant galaxies
2022-05-31 Charles Bouveyron Université Côte d'Azur Clustering of high-dimensional data and time series, with some applications in Astrophysics
2022-05-24 Peter Allmer Universität Wien A time splitting spectral method for the Klein-Gordon Maxwell system
2022-05-17 Rony Keppens KU Leuven SARIs: a new paradigm for turbulent accretion onto black holes
2022-05-10 Marco Delbo Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur The Minor Planet Physical Properties Catalogue and the big data challenge for planetary science
2022-05-03 Sascha Quanz ETH Zurich The LIFE initiative - atmospheric characterization of terrestrial exoplanets in the mid-infrared with a large space-based nulling interferometer
2022-04-26 Matthew W. Kunz Princeton University Cosmic Magnetism and Plasma Microphysics (or, I get by with help from my little friends)
2022-03-29 Yaël Nazé Université de Liège The mysterious gamma Cas stars
2022-03-22 Vivien Parmentier University of Oxford Exoplanet adventures in the 2020s
2022-03-15 Damien Gratadour Observatoire de Paris Machine Learning for astronomical instrumentation: from a shiny past to a bright future
2022-03-08 Chrysa Avdellidou Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Impacts on primitive space materials
2022-03-01 Nicolas Cuello Institut de Planétologie et d’Astrophysique de Grenoble Planet formation in multiple star systems
2022-02-01 Tristan Guillot Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Jupiter’s turbulent atmosphere as revealed by Juno: Deep winds, storms, shallow lightning and mushballs
2022-01-25 Fabian Menezes Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Radius and Limb Brightening of the Sun Derived from SST and ALMA
2022-01-11 Emanuele Spitoni Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur Galactic archaeology with chemical evolution models
 
 
  1. Séminaires Lagrange 2021
  2. Séminaires Lagrange 2020
  3. Séminaires Lagrange 2019
  4. Séminaires Lagrange 2018
  5. Séminaires Lagrange 2017
  6. Séminaires Lagrange 2016
  7. Séminaires Lagrange 2015
  8. Séminaires Lagrange 2014

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