Seminar

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16 January 2026

Séminaire – Francesca Rizzo (Groningen)

"A transformative era for studying dynamics of galaxy disks: insights from ALMA and JWST" ALMA and JWST are at the forefront of a transformative era in our understanding of galaxy formation and evolution. Their unprecedented angular resolution enables a multi-phase view of the interstellar...

9 January 2026

Séminaire – Laura Bernard (LUX/Obs. Paris)

" Building analytical waveforms to challenge General Relativity" In this talk, I will give an overview of why the post-Newtonian formalism is still relevant to model gravitational waves, focusing on recent synergies with other techniques and research topics. Taking the example of effective...

19 December 2025

Séminaire – Delphine Issenman (Jardin des Sciences)

" Discovering the University Heritage" This talk offers an exploration of the diversity of academic heritage, encompassing buildings, gardens, and collections, assembled over centuries for teaching and research across numerous disciplines. While some of these elements are accessible to a large...

12 December 2025

Séminaire – Marica Branchesi (Gran Sasso Science Institute)

"Multi-Messenger astronomy with gravitational waves: current status and future perspectives" As an emerging field, multi-messenger astronomy has developed from its first pioneering detections into a promising and powerful approach for exploring the Universe. Even with only a small number of...

5 December 2025

Séminaire – Kerwann Tep (ObAS)

"Exploring the linear stability of flattened galactic disks using Stäckel potentials" The diversity among galaxies showcases a broad spectrum of mass and angular momentum distributions. During formation, gravitational forces drive these celestial bodies to collapse, acquiring angular momentum...

21 November 2025

Séminaire – Mélina Poulain (Oulu university)

"HST observations of nuclear star clusters in 41 MATLAS dwarf galaxies: properties and implications in terms of formation scenario" Debated for decades, the formation of nuclear star clusters (NSCs) --the densest stellar objects in the Universe-- currently opposes two main scenarios: the...

14 November 2025

Séminaire – Silvia Martocchia (LAM)

"The VESTIGE survey: reconstructing the star formation history of massive early-type galaxies through their UV and Halpha emission"Galaxies undergo remarkable morphological transformations, and it is still unclear how they change their shape from disks to spheroids, how they build up their mass...

7 November 2025

Séminaire – Paulo Freire (MPIfR Bonn)

"NGC 1851E: A millisecond pulsar in a binary system with a compact companion in the mass gap between neutron stars and black holes" Since March 2019, a large international collaboration (known as “Transients and Pulsars with MeerKAT”, or “TRAPUM”) has been using the 64-antenna MeerKAT...

31 October 2025

Séminaire – David Alonso (University of Oxford Department of Physics)

"Reconstructing the history of our Universe with projected Large-Scale Structure" The last twenty years have seen a tremendous growth in the quantity, variety, and quality of multi-wavelength astronomical observations of the large-scale structure (LSS). Our ability to observe different...

17 October 2025

Séminaire – Laurence Tresse (Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille)

"The Wide-field Spectroscopic Telescope — WST" I will present the WST project, conceived as a state-of-the-art spectroscopic facility intended to provide a critital capability currently absent from the global astronomical infrastructur. WST is envisioned to play a foundational role in...