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Lunch Session LS12
3 July 2020
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S1: Planet formation enters the observational era
S2: Tracing the structure formation in the Universe through thermal & non-thermal emission
S3: Linking gas and star formation throughout cosmic time
S4: Panchromatic and hyper-spectral observations of cluster Lenses and lensed galaxies
S5: What have we learned from the observed population of gravitational wave sources?
S6: Stellar & gas kinematics in galaxies across cosmic time, connecting observations with theory
S7: The Magellanic Clouds in the 2020s: a spectroscopic perspective
S8: Common-envelope systems: progenitors, mergers and survivors
S9: Extremes in accretion onto strongly magnetised neutron stars: Observations vs. theory
S10: Gaia: The (two) billion star galaxy census: The promise of (E)DR3 and ground-based synergies
S11: The Local Group in Context: Galaxies in the Local Volume as a Testbed of Cosmology
S13: Probing cosmic dawn with current and future facilities and simulations
S14: Quenching cluster galaxies in the cosmic middle ages
S15: The circumgalactic medium
S16: XMM-Newton: Current scientific highlights and future prospects
SS1: Making the case for European astronomy and space science: public and political engagement
SS2: European forum of astronomical communities
SS3: Galaxy clusters at radio wavelengths: The aims for the next 5 years
SS4: Radio-loud AGN: Advances in observations and theory driven by next generation surveys
SS5: New insights of angular momentum transport in stellar interiors
SS6: Multiwavelength polarization of blazar jets
SS7: Clumpy environment around accreting compact objects:
from stellar-mass accretors to AGNs
SS8: Machine learning and visualisation: bracing for data deluge in astronomy
SS9: The hot, cold and dusty Galaxy seen in the X-rays
SS10: Technosignatures: state-of-the-art and future prospects
SS11: The molecular journey from stars to disks
SS12: Inclusion Day
SS13: Eight years of ALMA ground-breaking results: A joint venture between the ALMA user community and the …
SS14: Astronomy for Future: Development, global citizenship & climate action
SS15: Africa-European collaborations in astronomy and space science: room to grow
SS16: Registering the Universe at the highest spatial accuracy
SS17: Compact passive and massive galaxies across the Universe
SS18: Scientific use of the spectroscopic archive in the long-term future
SS19: Crossing the characteristic mass scales in galaxy evolution
SS20: Supernova host environments
SS35: ERC funding opportunities in Astronomy & Astrophysics
LS1: Towards optical VLBI with Hanbury Brown and Twiss
LS2: The best it can be: the why and how of evaluating outreach and engagement activities.
LS3: The ESA Space Science Archives
LS4: CDS Reference Services
LS7: Gaia: The (two) billion star galaxy census: The promise of (E)DR3
LS9: Astronomy on Tap in Europe
LS10: Astronomy for development
LS11: Astronomy for Future: Maintaining world-class research and collaboration in the climate crisis
LS12: Inclusion day
LS13: Inspiring stars
LS14: Impact of planned Satellite Constellations on Astronomy
SS21: NAC: Intro KNA
SS22: NAC: Interferometry
SS23: NAC: Outreach
SS24: NAC: Training on Outreach
SS25: NAC: Gaia
SS26: NAC: Simulations, models & theory
SS27: NAC: NOVA
SS28: NAC: Cosmological simulations
SS29: NAC: Astrophysical simulations with AMUSE
SS30: NAC: Optical Astronomy
SS31: NAC: Instrumentation & Astronomy
SS32: NAC: KNA jaarvergadering & Closing ceremony
SS33: NAC: More astronomy
SS34: NAC: Machine learning
European Astronomical Society
A power cut will shut down all EAS services on Tuesday, 10 January 2017 starting at 7:30 CET.
