Programme Overview

Symposia (may include blocks during lunch)

•  S1 : Multiwavelength Polarization: from Radio to Gamma-Rays
•  S2 : Special Symposium : 10 years of MERAC Prizes awarded by EAS
•  S3 : Gaia: The (TWO) Billion Star Galaxy Census: The Magic of Gaia DR3
•  S4 : Machine Learning prospective in Astrophysics: challenges, limitations, failures, and potentials
•  S5 : From stellar variability to stellar structure and evolution
•  S6 : Baryonic feedback, magnetic fields and cosmic rays in galaxy evolution
•  S7 : One year of JWST: photodissociation regions, protostars, disks, and planets
•  S8 : Early assembly of galaxies with JWST spatially resolved spectroscopy and photometry
•  S9 : Gravitational lensing in the eyes of the James Webb Space Telescope
•  S10 : In the new era of cosmological surveys: from precision and accuracy to tensions and anomalies
•  S11 : Stellar interactions: contact binary stars and common-envelope evolution
•  S12 : Breaking down the AGN frontiers: light and sound from early black holes
•  S13 : Stars, magnetic activity, and circumstellar environments - confronting simulations and observations

Special Sessions (may include blocks during lunch)

•  SS1 : Africa-Europe collaborations towards the impact of 2024 IAU GA on astronomy developments
•  SS2 : Gravitational wave sources in gas-rich environments
•  SS3 : James Webb Space Telescope Community Session
•  SS4 : Science with the Virtual Observatory: status, success cases, the future
•  SS5 : The Solar System - from near to far - in its stellar environment at the Gaia & LSST era
•  SS6 : Formation of planetary systems: connecting theory and observations
•  SS7 : Dust lifecycle: from stars to the interstellar medium of galaxies
•  SS8 : Black-hole accretion discs 50 years on: current fortunes and new challenges
•  SS9 : The universe in 3D: past, present, and future of integral field spectroscopy
•  SS10 : The edge of galaxies from field to cluster environment: the build-up of stellar halos
•  SS11 : Towards the next generation exoplanet detection and characterisation: implication for exoplanet models and demographics
•  SS12 : Planets not orbiting main sequence stars
•  SS13 : Angular momentum evolution of star-disk systems
•  SS14 : Relativistic Magnetospheres
•  SS15 : Cosmic filaments in the Universe
•  SS16 : First science results from WEAVE, the next-generation spectroscopic survey facility of WHT
•  SS17 : The Last Kiloparsecs: From Dual AGN to Massive Black Hole Binary Mergers
•  SS18 : The outer Galaxy as a template of low-metallicity environments
•  SS19 : The importance of relations in galaxy evolution: linking observations and theory in the Big Data era
•  SS20 : Reconstructing the Assembly History of Galaxies
•  SS21 : Unveiling the secrets of chemically peculiar stars
•  SS22 : Coming out of darkness:
  how JWST is changing our view of high-z dusty, massive galaxies
•  SS23 : Frontier of Interferometric Imaging from Radio to Optical
•  SS24 : The dusty inner regions of active galaxies in the JWST era
•  SS25 : Star formation scaling relations across physical scales and cosmic time
•  SS26 : Superluminous supernovae near and far: recent breakthroughs and future prospects
•  SS27 : The Young Milky Way
•  SS28 : Understanding the connection between nuclear star clusters, black holes and galaxy evolution
•  SS29 : From dormant to ultra-luminous compact objects in X-ray binaries
•  SS30 : Software and Toolkits for the Lifetime of a Survey and Beyond: Computational Workflows from Observations to Legacy Archives
•  SS31 : Astronomy in the era of Large Satellite Constellations
•  SS32 : Multiwavelength view on extragalactic jets
•  SS33 : All the colours of the spectrum: enhancing gender balance and LGBTQIA+ Inclusivity in Astronomy
•  SS34 : Early Career Astronomers and their supporters
•  SS35 : Supermassive Black Hole Transients and Their Host Galaxies
•  SS36 : The hitchhiker's guide to astronomy education, public outreach and communication
•  SS37 : From planets to black holes - 30 years of time-domain large-scale photometric surveys
•  SS38 : European Forum of Astronomical Communities
•  SS39 : Sci-Art: Communicating Science Through Art
•  SS40 : The mm transient sky: present opportunities and perspectives
•  SS41 : The Extreme Universe with the CTAO

Lunch Sessions (single-block session during lunch)

•  LS1 : Circumbinary disks across all binary systems
•  LS2 : Event Horizon Telescope: Beyond the First Images of M87* and Sgr A*
•  LS3 : Getting the most out of ESO data: a hands-on session on the ESO Science Archive and data processing tools
•  LS4 : The ESA Science programme
•  LS5 : The ESA Space Science Archives
•  LS6 : Universe @ ERC - Funding Opportunities & Experiences
•  LS7 : The ESO Very Large Telescope Interferometer window into the universe: a hands-on session for newbie
•  LS8 : The GAIA-BIFROST legacy survey: Precision dynamical masses and ages across the HR diagram
•  LS9 : Betelgeuse and other runaway stars
•  LS10 : Scientific Writing for Astronomers
•  LS11 : Evolving Observations of Binary Stars Reveal Photoplanetary Discs, Circumbinary Planets, Transients, and Mergers
•  LS12 : On the road to the SKA - project update and summary of key science
•  LS13 : Science case and overview of the North (MSE) and South (WST) Spectroscopic Survey Telescopes projects
•  LS14 : The Renaissance of Optical Intensity Interferometry
•  LS15 : Magnetars as central engines across the Universe
•  LS16 : The hot phase of the circumgalactic medium (hot CGM)
•  LS17 : The future of EAS meetings

The Plenary Lectures are not yet finalized.

• Opening ceremony
• EAS General Assembly
• Closing ceremony

• EAS Council meeting 1
• EAS Affiliated Societies: business lunch
• EAS Council meeting 2