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  1. Celebration for GW Decade

    Event
    September 15, 2025 Gravitational Wave Celebration
  2. Workshop: Numerical Simulations of Super-Eddington Accretion Disks

    Workshop
  3. CCA Colloquium: Evan Kirby

    Colloquium
    Title: First Observations from the PFS Galactic Archaeology Survey Abstract: The Subaru Prime Focus Spectrograph is a new wide-field, massively multiplexed spectrograph at the prime focus of …
  4. Summer School: The landscape of astronomical transients

    Lecture
    … Eddington accretion, changing look AGN) Organizers Kishalay De Matteo Cantiello Brian Metzger Confirmed speakers Andrea Antoni Matteo Cantiello Kishalay De Suvi Gezari Jared Goldberg Anna Ho Brian …
  5. CCA Colloquium: Tracy Slatyer

    Colloquium
    Title: Prospects for Dark Matter Signals in Future Gamma-Ray Observations Abstract: Gamma rays provide a window on extremely energetic astrophysical processes occurring in our Milky Way Galaxy …
  6. CCA Colloquium: Eric Agol

    Colloquium
    Title: Photodynamical Modeling of Exoplanet Systems: From Transit Timing Variations to Possibly Habitable Worlds Abstract: Syzygies and gravitational perturbations create detectable signatures in the light curves of multi …
  7. CUNY MS Graduation

    Event
  8. CUNY Masters Graduation 2025

    Seminar
    … co-evolution with next-generation regulator models June 10, 2025 Angeli Sandoval: Refining Orbits and Revealing Origins: A Study of Giant Exoplanets Around Low-Mass Stars June …
  9. CCA Colloquium: Sarah Wellons

    Colloquium
    … first as a CIERA fellow and then as an NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics postdoctoral fellow. She joined the faculty at Wesleyan in 2022. Professor Sarah Wellons is …
  10. Stable Mass Transfer 2.0 Workshop

    Workshop
    … 2:00pm-3:00pm work in groups, round IV 3:00pm-3:30pm Coffee Break 3:30pm-5:00pm Theory of SMT in 1D or less (Silvia …
  11. New York Area Exoplanets Meeting

    Workshop
    New York Area Exoplanets Meeting seeks to connect astronomers in the greater New York area working in the field of exoplanet science (or related ventures) for a one …
  12. New York Area Exoplanets Meeting

    Event
  13. 2025 CCA Pre Doc Symposium

    Colloquium
    … Multi-scale view of circumplanetary disk around giant planets May 20, 2025 Tom Kwan: Dusty Super-Eddington Accretion Flows May 20, 2025 Tobin Wainer: Connecting High Resolution …
  14. DREAMS Collaboration Meeting

    Meeting
    … (Princeton) Kassidy Kollmann (Princeton University) Lina Necib (MIT) Lucas Seiji Mandacaru Guerra (Princeton University) Mariangela Lisanti (Princeton/Flatiron) Marla Geha (Yale University) Matt Orr (Flatiron Institute/Rutgers …
  15. CCA Colloquium: Nadejda Blagorodnova Mujortova

    Colloquium
    Title: Exploring binary interactions with Luminous Red Novae transients Abstract: Binary stellar interactions play a crucial role in forming various astrophysical systems, including novae, thermonuclear supernovae, X-ray …
  16. CCA Colloquium: Stella Offner

    Colloquium
    Speaker: Stella Offner Title: Learning how Stars Form: Harnessing Machine Learning to Extract Insights from Noisy Spectral Cubes Abstract: For decades astronomers have studied the distribution of gas …
  17. Self Supervised Learning: The Final Frontier of AI

    Workshop
    Agenda Workshop Schedule 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Breakfast 9:00 a.m. – 9:10 a.m. Opening First Session 9:10 a.m. – 9 …
  18. B-BFE Meeting (Spring 2025)

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  19. CCA Colloquium: Uros Seljak

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    Title: Optimal knowledge extraction in the era of massive astronomical datasets Abstract: Astronomy is experiencing a renaissance driven by extraordinary data volumes flowing from both terrestrial and space …
  20. CCA Colloquium: Bart Ripperda

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    Title: Are We There Yet? First-principles Modeling of Multimessenger Signals in the Plasma Universe Abstract: Astrophysical black holes are surrounded by accretion disks, jets, magnetospheres, and coronae …
  21. CCA Colloquium: Charles Gammie

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    Title: Black Hole Imaging: Past, Present, Future Abstract: Images of black holes, like those first provided by the Event Horizon Telescope, can reveal how black holes interact with …
  22. CCA Colloquium: Daniel Price

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    Title: Growing pains: the dining habits of stars, planets and black holes Abstract: To make planets, stars and supermassive black holes, one must rapidly accrete material onto central …
  23. CCA Colloquium: Joshua Speagle

    Colloquium
    … and data science to understand how galaxies like our own Milky Way form, behave, and evolve over time. He is also interested in broader problems within applied …
  24. CCA Colloquium: Norman Murray

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    Title: Continuum Driven Active Galactic Nuclei Winds Abstract: It is often argued that accreting supermassive black holes can expel enough gas from their host galaxies to affect their …
  25. ACT DR6 Webinar

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    March 18, 2025 Cosmological Results from Atacama Cosmology Telescope DR6
  26. CCA Colloquium: Elisabeth Krause

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    Title: More Accurate Together: Opportunities in Multi-Survey Cosmology Abstract: Over the next decade, large galaxy surveys will map billions of galaxies and probe cosmic structure formation with …
  27. Particles vs. New Probes (P vs. NP)

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    … of Axion Physics March 4, 2025 Jared Goldberg & Lieke Van Son: Stars & their Companions / Compact Objects March 4, 2025 Akaxia Cruz: Astrophysical Plasma Instabilities Induced by Long …
  28. SCEECS Meeting

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  29. CCA Colloquium: Ke Zhang

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    Title: Gas Evolution in Protoplanetary Disks Abstract: Protoplanetary disks are cradles of planet formation. These disks play a vital role in shaping fundamental properties of planetary systems, such …
  30. CCA Colloquium: Itai Linial

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    Title: Dynamics and Energetic Transients in Galactic Nuclei Abstract: Centers of galaxies host a variety of dynamical processes, owing to the high density of stars and the presence …
  31. ExoNYC

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  32. CCA Colloquium: Monica Valluri

    Colloquium
    Title: Two new ways to probe the nature of dark matter with tidal streams Abstract: Lambda CDM predicts that dark matter halos are moderately triaxial and not static …
  33. CCA Colloquium: Ben Keller

    Colloquium
    Title: Is anything true, or is everything permitted (galactically speaking)? Abstract: The past 20 years have, to first order, been a stunning success for cosmological simulations of galaxy …
  34. Cosmology and galaxy astrophysics with simulations and machine learning 2024

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    … Pandya, Nicholas Frontiere, Jeger Cornelis Broxterman, Megan Tillman December 12, 2024 Cosmology and Galaxy Astrophysics with Simulations and Machine Learning | Day 4 Session 2: Chun-Hao To …
  35. CCA Colloquium: Vicky Kalogera

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  36. CCA Colloquium: Anthony Pullen

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  37. CCA Colloquium: Tjitske Starkenburg

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  38. Simons Observatory Meeting

    Meeting
  39. CCA Colloquium: Anthony Mezzacappa

    Colloquium
    October 25, 2024 Anthony Mezzacappa – The Era of Precision Core Collapse Supernova Modeling
  40. CCA Colloquium: Tony Mezzacappa

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  41. CCA Colloquium: Dylan Nelson

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  42. EPRV Pipelines Meeting

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  43. AstroFest/FRF Orientation

    Event
  44. CCA Colloquium: Phil Hopkins

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  45. CCA Colloquium: Keri Hoadley

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  46. CCA Colloquium: Neal Weiner

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
  47. LtU Workshop 2024

    Event
  48. CCA Colloquium: Janice Lee

    Colloquium
    CCA Colloquium takes place on select Fridays From 3:00pm to 4:00pm in the 5th floor classroom, followed by a reception outside the 5th-floor conference room …
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