Programme Overview

Symposia

•  S1 : Exploring the time-domain phase space from current surveys to LSST
•  S2 : Quasars in cosmology
•  S3 : The Universe in the first billion years
•  S4 : Cosmology and multi-messenger astrophysics with Gamma-Ray Bursts
•  S5 : The ALMA view of nearby AGN: lessons learnt and future prospects
•  S6 : Dynamics of disk galaxies in the era of large surveys
•  S7 : Cosmic dust (r)evolution
•  S8 : Resolving the Ionized ISM
•  S9 : The future of exoplanets: synergy between small-scale and large-scale telescopes
•  S10 : Feedback during the star formation process
•  S11 : Protoplanetary disks: the birth places of planets
•  S12 : Knowns and unknowns about brown dwarfs 24 years after its discovery
•  S13 : Jets and disk Winds Across Cosmic Scales
•  S14 : Extragalactic Deep Fields

Special Sessions

•  SS1 : Recovering an old sky: archive data at full accuracy by Gaia calibrations
•  SS2 : Star formation in the time domain
•  SS3 : The Supernova Continuum: Filling in the Transient Gaps
•  SS4 : Multi-wavelength view of transient events in galactic nuclei
•  SS5 : Extragalactic UV astronomy: challenges and future prospects
•  SS6 : Resolving the impact of AGN on galaxies using observations and simulations
•  SS7 : Dual Nuclei in Late Stage Galaxy Mergers and their Effect on Galaxy Evolution
•  SS8 : Quasar feedback: ejecting, compressing and enriching gas at different scales
•  SS9 : Dwarf galaxies near and far: bridging numerical simulations with observations
•  SS10 : Formation and evolution of bulge-less galaxies
•  SS11 : New inputs and prospects to model Milky Way Magnetic Fields
•  SS12 : Stellar populations in the era of ELTs: advances over the next decade and beyond
•  SS13 : Scale-up of life and planet habitability detection from in situ to astronomical remote analyses
•  SS14 : Dynamics and evolution of planets from observations, experiments and models
•  SS15 : The physics and chemistry of Class I protostars in the ALMA era
•  SS16 : The physics of accretion columns: young stellar objects and cataclysmic variables
•  SS17 : Key ingredients in massive star evolution
•  SS18 : Star and planet evolution: a journey along with the stellar rotation
•  SS19 : Mass loss of cool evolved stars : a multi-technique approach
•  SS20 : Solar and stellar eruptions: observations and modelling
•  SS21 : Metal-poor stars in Milky Way surveys
•  SS22 : Stellar multiplicity in the Gaia era: where do we stand?
•  SS23 : The dynamics of stellar clusters: simulations and observations at low/high redshifts
•  SS24 : Fast Radio Bursts: recent results and focus for the future
•  SS25 : GRBs, energetic SNe & compact object mergers: the extreme physics of stellar deaths from low to high redshift
•  SS26 : Neutron stars as multi-messenger laboratories for dense matter physics
•  SS27 : From X-ray pulsars to pulsating ULXs: Accretion onto highly magnetized neutron stars
•  SS28 : Gaia Status and Exploration Lab
•  SS29 : The role of European-led surveys in guiding future SKA1 science
•  SS30 : Astronomy and Astrophysics from Antarctica
•  SS31 : 3-D spectroscopy from sub-mm to X-ray: the promise of Athena in the 2030s multiwavelength context
•  SS32 : Science Calibrations For Future European Stellar Spectroscopic Surveys
•  SS33 : Learning the Milky Way: Artificial Intelligence Applications from Solar System to Galaxy Scales
•  SS34 : Understanding data: Visualisation, machine learning, and reproducibility
•  SS35 : Hack Day
•  SS36 : Inclusion day: working towards an equitable, diverse and inclusive Astronomy
•  SS37 : Making the case for European astronomy and space science:
  public and political engagement
•  SS38 : European Forum of Astronomical Communities
•  SS39 : IAU 100 Years Celebrations: Under One Sky
•  SS40 : Atomic data for X-ray spectroscopy today and in the next decade
•  SS41 : New opportunities with the second generation VLTI instruments

Lunch Sessions (including Special Sessions with Lunch Sessions)

•  LS1 : The ESA Space Science Archives
•  LS2 : Fostering a young, creative and inclusive European space community
•  LS3 : Introducing Current Research Into Your Classroom with Astrobites
•  LS4 : New horizons in astronomical imaging
•  LS5 : ESA M5 Candidate Missions
•  LS6 : Archaeo-astronomy in an International Context
•  LS7 : Astronet: Science Vision & Infrastructure Roadmap for European Astronomy
•  LS8 : Python in Astronomy
•  LS9 : The World without Astronomy: A modern view of the Impact of Astronomy
•  SS35 : Hack Day
•  SS36 : Inclusion day: working towards an equitable, diverse and inclusive Astronomy
•  SS38 : European Forum of Astronomical Communities
•  SS40 : Atomic data for X-ray spectroscopy today and in the next decade
•  SS41 : New opportunities with the second generation VLTI instruments

The Plenary Lectures are not yet finalized.

• Opening ceremony (Mon 11:00–11:30)
• EAS General Assembly (Wed 11:00–12:00)
• Closing ceremony (Fri 12:30–13:00)

• EAS Council meeting 1 (Mon 13:00–14:30)
• EAS Affiliated Societies: business lunch (Tue 13:15–14:15)
• EAS Council meeting 2 (Wed 13:00–14:30)