Itc Colloquium April 16 2026

Tiziana Di Matteo Carnegie Mellon University Massive Black Holes: Insights from Cosmological Simulations. Sandip Roy, University of California, San Diego: From Cooling to Collapse: Simulating the Galactic Effects of Dissipative Dark ... Marie van de Sande, Leiden Observatory The astrochemistry of evolved stars Astrochemistry is an interdisciplinary field that ... Matteo Braglia, CERN Constraints on inflation from large and small-scale observations. Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo, Université de Montréal New Frontiers of Black Hole Feedback in Galaxy Clusters Galaxy clusters are ... Eve Ostriker, Princeton Hybrid vigor: Diffusive and dynamic transport of cosmic rays in the multiphase, magnetized ISM In the ...

Doug Finkbeiner, CfA Understanding and Using Language Models. Gianfranco Bertone, University of Amsterdam Gravitational wave probes of dark matter After a brief introduction on the status of ... "Binary neutron stars and r-process enrichment: past, present, and the future" Abstract: r-process elements are made in neutron ... Daichi Tsuna The Last Moments of Massive Stars. Avi Loeb, Harvard Searching for Extraterrestrial Technological Artifacts Near Earth Over the past decade, the first interstellar ... James Beattie, Princeton Supernova remnants as engines of non-Kolmogorov galactic turbulence The plasma in our Galaxy is in ...

Nicolás Garavito Camargo, University of Maryland Near Field Cosmology with the Milky Way's stellar halo The Gaia satellite and ... Anna Wright, Flatiron Institute The Edge of In Situ: Simulating the Stellar Halos of Dwarf Galaxies Observations have shown that ... Miles Cranmer, University of Cambridge The Era of Scientific Foundation Models. "Mass Transfer within Hierarchical Triples: New Routes to Gravitational-Wave Events and Type Ia Supernovae" ABSTRACT: ... "Hunting for dark matter in the early Universe" ABSTRACT: It is now well established that a large part of the matter in the Universe ...