IMPRS seminar

IMPRS seminar winter term 2024/25

This is the webpage for the ongoing IMPRS seminar. For past seminars please check the links to the seminar archive above.


The IMPRS seminar provides a central meeting opportunity for all IMPRS fellows for scientific and social exchange. 

In the winter term, the IMPRS seminar is held as a literature seminar ("Oberseminar") with presentations about of current research highlights and/or fundamental papers in the astrophysics literature.
In the summer term, the IMPRS seminar is held as an advanced research seminar ("Fortgeschrittenenseminar") with the IMPRS fellows presenting their thesis project.
After the 1st academic year of an IMPRS generation, the IMPRS seminar continues in the 2nd year as a seminar workshop - an external retreat of 3-4 days during which the IMPRS fellows present an update of their thesis project.

 

    Current IMPRS seminar  -  winter term 2024-25
 Location:
 Seminar room R105,   Philosophenweg 12
Date:    Thursday, 17:30 - 18:45        Starting date:  17.10.2024
Tutors:    Coryn Bailer-Jones (CBJ),   Christian Fendt (CF),   Brian Reville  (BR)
   Please prepare for a strictly <25 min presentation plus 5-10 min discussion.
        IMPRS will check for regular attendence
   Seminar schedule:
Date
Speaker Topic
Tutor
 17/10   Christian Fendt
   Seminar talk / slot selection   
 17/10  
   IMPRS essentials  
 24/10
 
    CF
 24/10   Anne Timmermans
    Measurement of the Rate of nu_+d ->p+e- interactions produced by 8B Solar neutrinos at the SNO (Ahmad et al. 2001)   CF
 31/10   Shuyu Tan     Presupernova Evolution in Massive Interacting Binaries; Podsiadlowski et al., 1992   BR
 31/10   Gabrielle Taylor    The theory of brown dwarfs and extrasolar giant planets (Burrows et al. 2001)   CF
 07/11   Annie v. Stauffenberg    Could a Nearby Supernova Explosion have Caused a Mass Extinction? Elli & Schramm, 1995   CBJ
 07/11   Jorge Perez Gonzalez    Transneptunian Space, Gladman, B ;  Volk, K, 2021   CBJ
 14/11   Anastasia Tzouvanou    Physics of Neutron stars (Lattimer & Prakash, Science 2004)   CF
 14/11   Bipradeep Saha    The acceleration of cosmic rays in shock fronts – I., Bell, 1978   BR
 21/11   Peter Smith    An Overview of Exoplanet Biosignatures; Schwieterman & Leung, 2024   CBJ
 21/11
  Stefan Adelbert    Variations in the Earth's Orbit: Pacemaker of the Ice Ages; Hays, J. D. ;  Imbrie, J ;  Shackleton, 1976   CBJ
 28/11   Philip Cho    Quasars and galaxy formation, Silk & Rees, 1998   BR
 28/11   Ben Pennell    Emission Mechanisms of Fast Radio Bursts; Lyubarsky, 2021   BR
 ??   Kristian Vitovsky    The Interstellar Interlopers; , Seligman, 2023   CBJ
 05/12   Christina Fakiola
   Relativistic jets as compact radio sources, Blandford & Königl, 1979   BR
 12/12   Cade Buergy    Extraterrestrial Cause for the Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinction,   Alvarez, LW. et al., 1980<   CBJ
 12/12   Damir Gasymov     A Fundamental Relation between Supermassive Black Holes and Their Host Galaxies. Ferrarese & Merritt (2000)   CF
 19/12   Aron Kordt    The Rate of Star Formation. Schmidt (1959)   CF
 19/12   Xinyue Liang    Star Formation in the Milky Way and Nearby Galaxies, Kennicutt & Evans, 2012   BR
  X-mas / New Year break
 09/01   Rodrigo Freitas    A Universal Density Profile from Hierarchical Clustering, Navarro, Frenk & White (1997)   CF
 09/01   Veronica Agaeva    Local Helioseismology: Three-Dimensional Imaging of the Solar Interior; Gizon etal. (2010)   CF
 16/01   Macarena Vega   Gaia Early Data Release 3. The Gaia Catalogue of Nearby Stars;  Gaia Collaboration;  Smart, R. L et al. 2021   CBJ
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 06/02
 06/02
 
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