Astrophysics Seminars 2026/2027
Astrophysics seminars usually take place at 14:00 on Wednesdays in Physics room 3.21 (Berry). Sometimes visiting speakers are able to speak outside this schedule, so check the listing for each event.
Autumn Term
- 16 September: Yueyun Ouyang and Ruizhi Zhan (PKU)Retention of Surface Water on Rocky Planets in the Venus Zone around M Dwarfs, Reinterpreting the JWST Observations of 55 Cancri e with a Non-Grey General Circulation Model
- 30 September: Serena Giardiello (Cardiff)Prospects of current and next-generation Cosmic Microwave Background experiments
- 7 October: Steven Ramnichal (Bath)Panchromatic modelling of resolved high-z galaxy observations using 3D models of stars and dust
- 14 October: Maureen Cohen (OU)Waves or Volcanoes? Untangling Variability in the Venus Deep Atmosphere
- 21 October: Andrew Winter (QMUL)A new, emerging picture of planet formation: The importance of late-stage replenishment
- 28 October: Greta Toni (Bologna)Detection and multi-wavelength characterisation of galaxy systems up to high redshift in deep-field surveys
- 4 November: Philip Wiseman (Southampton)The most luminous transients in the Universe
- 11 November: Rohan Varadaraj (Oxford)Finding and understanding the rarest, brightest galaxies in the early universe
- 18 November: Gloria Raharimbolamena (Bristol)Jet physics in FSRQs: from broadband spectra to radio variability
- 25 November: Alfie Robinson (Imperial)TBA
- 26 November: David Alexander (Durham)I'm a quasar get me out of here!
- 2 December: James Rogers (Cambridge)TBA
- 9 December: Steven Phillipps (Bristol)On the Trail of the Lonesome Galaxy