Programme Overview

Symposia (may include blocks during lunch)

•  S1 : The Universe at the reionization epoch
•  S2 : Galaxies as cosmological tracers
•  S3 : The dark matter multi-messenger challenge
•  S4 : Satellite galaxies and tidal streams in the framework of cosmological models
•  S5 : Towards the next generation of X-ray surveys with Athena
•  S6 : Properties and impact of large-scale multiphase AGN outflows
•  S7 : Building bridges: The lifecycle of dust and gas in the Milky Way with ALMA and SKA
•  S8 : Exoplanets in the 2020s
•  S9 : The astrochemical heritage: from molecular clouds to planetary surfaces
•  S10 : Upcoming missions and recent advances to better understand our Sun
•  S11 : Machine Learning: a giant leap towards space discovery in the era of peta and exabyte scale surveys
•  S12 : Gaia: The (TWO) Billion Star Galaxy Census: The Dawn of Gaia DR3
•  S13 : The James Webb Space Telescope: a new window on the Universe
•  S14 : ESO@60: A stairway to the Universe
•  S15 : The golden decade of infrared astrophysics

Special Sessions (may include blocks during lunch and/or evening)

•  SS1 : Shedding light on the dark side of the Universe with new cosmological probes
•  SS2 : Mining the sky: searching and modeling strong lenses at galaxy and cluster scales
•  SS3 : Voids: Cosmology, Cosmic Web and Void Galaxies
•  SS4 : The Main Sequence: going beyond the scaling relation and investigating the complex galaxy evolutionary histories
•  SS5 : Neutral hydrogen: the next generation of science and simulations
•  SS6 : Stellar bars as diagnostics of galaxy evolution: measurables from cosmological simulations and observations
•  SS7 : The Interstellar Medium of Infrared Galaxies, from the Present to Cosmic Noon
•  SS8 : Dwarf galaxies beyond the Local Group: a new frontier in the era of deep-wide surveys and high-resolution simulations
•  SS9 : eXTP: a future China-EU X-ray mission to study matter under extreme conditions
•  SS10 : Astrophysics in the Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE) Era
•  SS11 : The astonishing variety of neutron star neighbourhoods
•  SS12 : The inner parsec of AGN: accretion, winds & clouds
•  SS13 : Imaging supermassive black holes, and their associated jets, with the Event Horizon Telescope
•  SS14 : Gravitational Wave and Multi-messenger Astronomy: current results and future perspectives
•  SS15 : The Renaissance of Open Cluster Science with Gaia
•  SS16 : Connecting stellar sources and the ionised ISM
•  SS17 : Celebrating 450 yrs of Tycho's Nova Stella : the physics of supernova remnants
•  SS18 : RS Ophiuchi and the Recurrent Nova Phenomenon
•  SS19 : Eccentric binaries with long, but too short, orbital periods
•  SS20 : Big data in Star and Planet Formation
•  SS21 : Stellar characterization, large data sets, and Machine Learning
•  SS22 : A magnifying glass on circumbinary exoplanets: their formation and evolution throughout the H-R diagram
•  SS23 : Towards the SKA Observatory: Artificial Intelligence in radio astronomy
•  SS24 : Critical Challenges for Machine Learning in Astronomy
•  SS25 : An Unconference on Data Intensive Astronomy: Where Are We and Where Do We Go Next?
•  SS26 : Cancelled
•  SS27 : On the implementation of the new photometric system for ultraviolet astronomy
•  SS28 : The universe in multi-color: synergies between J-PAS and other wide area surveys
•  SS29 : 20 years of VLTI - going faint
•  SS30 : Scientific Writing for Astronomers*
•  SS31 : Early Career Astronomers & Their Supporters
•  SS32 : Impact of large Satellite Constellations on Astronomical Activities
•  SS33 : Astronomy for Planet Earth: a path to zero emissions
•  SS34 : Diversity and Inclusion in European Astronomy
•  SS35 : European Forum of Astronomical Communities
•  SS36 : Beyond Land Acknowledgements: A workshop introducing a new approach to Culturally Sensitive Astronomy Sites
•  SS37 : Astronomy for Development
•  SS38 : Africa-Europe collaborations: current status and the road to 2024
•  SS39 : General poster session
•  SS40 : ASTRONET - a new Science Vision and Infrastructure Roadmap for European Astronomy

Lunch Sessions (single-block session during lunch)

•  LS1 : ngEHT: The next generation Event Horizon Telescope
•  LS2 : Quasi-periodic signals from active galactic nuclei
•  LS3 : Getting the most out of ESO data: a hands-on session on the ESO Science Archive and data processing tools
•  LS4 : CDS Reference Services for the Astronomy Community
•  LS5 : The ESA Space Science Archives
•  LS6 : ALMA in Europe: support by the European ALMA Regional Centre Network and new ways of interacting with data through the ALMA Science Archive
•  LS7 : Writing and communicating your science
•  LS8 : The changing scientific publishing paradigm
•  LS9 : Outreach and Public Engagement after Covid

Please refer to the dedicated pages on Plenary Lectures

• Opening ceremony (Mon 15:00–15:30)
• EAS General Assembly (Wed 15:40–17:00)
• Closing ceremony (Fri 16:45–17:00)

• EAS Council meeting 1 (Tue 13:15–14:45)
• EAS Affiliated Societies: business lunch (Wed 13:15–14:45)
• EAS Council meeting 2 (Thu 13:15–14:45)