Lunchtime talks 2025

Tuesday, 1pm to 2 pm, room 222, Physics and Astronomy, North Haugh

DateTalk
16 December 2025Yannick Bahe (University of Nottingham) – Galaxies in the cosmic web: the (not just) simulation view
9 December 2025Indranil Banik (University of Portsmouth) – The age of the Universe from a large sample of the oldest Galactic stars
2 December 2025Cancelled
11 November 2025Iain McDonald (University of Manchester) – Putting a billion stars on the H-R diagram (and finding the dusty ones)
28 October 2025Javiera Salinas (National Autonomous University of Mexico) – The dance of gas and gravity: Dense gas kinematics of filaments in the G012.80 protocluster using N2H+
14 October 2025Belinda Damian (St Andrews, in-person) – Disks and formation pathways from stars to planetary mass objects
7 October 2025Kai Wang (Durham University) – Metallicity as an Astrophysical Diagnostic
30 September 2025Hin Leung (University of Edinburgh) – The first giants of the universe: Massive quiescent galaxies before cosmic noon
23 September 2025Nicolás Sandoval-Garrido (University of Concepción) – ALMA-IMF XVIII: The assembly of a star cluster: Dense N2H+ (1-0) kinematics in the massive G351.77 protocluster
16 September 2025Kirk Long (University of Colorado Boulder) – Unraveling the Quasar Broad-Emission Line Region
19 August 2025John Weaver (MIT, in-person) – Unveiling the Nature of Ultra-Luminous Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn
29 July 2025Simon Driver (University of Western Australia, in-person) – Everything, everywhere, all at once
22 July 2025Rowan Smith (University of St Andrews, in-person) – How to give a conference talk
15 July 2025Avijit Chowdhury (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, in-person)
1 July 2025Oleksii Sokoliuk (University of Aberdeen, in-person) – Explaining JWST star formation history at z ∼ 17 by modifying ΛCDM
10 June 2025Rodrigo Álvarez (University of St Andrews, in-person) – N2H+ dense gas kinematic analysis of the intermediate protocluster G353.41
20 May 2025Marcin Glowacki (University of Edinburgh, in-person) – From FRBs to HI: Spotting fast radio transients and gas-rich galaxies with radio telescopes
6 May 2025Gabriela Carvalho-Silva (University of Sao Paolo / University of Exeter, in-person) – A New Age-Chromospheric Activity Relation for Solar Analogs that Accounts for Metallicity
29 April 2025Aurora Sicilia-Aguilar (University of Dundee, in-person) – “Using time to map space”: How variability unveils small scales in young stars and their disks
22 April 2025Richard McCracken (Heriot-Watt University, in-person) – Hunting for exoplanets with a fine-toothed comb
15 April 2025Rose Shepherd (Newcastle University, in-person) – Data sonification for scientific discovery and communication
25 March 2025Rebecca Houghton (LJMU, in-person) – Searching for the low-mass protostar population in the Central Molecular Zone with JWST
18 March 2025Aleksandra Ćalović (University of Leicester, in-person) – Free-floating planets ejected from massive self-gravitating discs 
11 March 2025Nathan Finlay (University of Portsmouth, in-person) – Illuminating the dark sector with DESI: Cosmology beyond the BAO scale
25 February 2025Matus Rybak (Delft University of Technology, in-person) – Monsters with empty bellies? A comprehensive census of dense gas in high-redshift galaxies
18 February 2025Isabel Perez (University of Granada, in-person) – CAVITY project: Unveiling the formation and evolution of galaxies in cosmological voids
28 January 2025Sanjit Pal (University of Cologne, in-person) – Impact of metallicity, FUV radiation and cosmic ray heating on the formation of molecular clouds.

Mervin Yap (University of Cologne, online) – Finite volume method for investigating shocks in the ISM

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North Haugh
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Astronomy Group

North Haugh
St Andrews
KY16 9SS
Scotland, UK


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