Heidelberg Joint Astronomical Colloquium
The Heidelberg Joint Astronomical Colloquium series this winter semester 2025/26 takes place on Tuesdays at 16:30 at the large lecture hall (gHS), Philosophenweg 12. The colloquium is organised jointly by the Center for Astronomy at Heidelberg University (ZAH), the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA), the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (MPIK), and the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS). For further information please contact Kathryn Kreckel (kathryn.kreckel@uni-heidelberg.de) or Eduardo Banados (banados@mpia.de).
Website: https://zah.uni-heidelberg.de/hjac
Usual location: Philosophenweg 12, Main lecture hall (gHS)
Contact: Ralf Klessen,
Richard Tuffs
Recent Talks:
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Stellar populations as fossil record of galaxy evolution across half of the cosmic historyAnna Gallazzi21 Apr 2026, 16:30
Strongly Interacting Multiple Planet Systems as a Rosetta Stone for Planet FormationTrifon Trifonov 28 Apr 2026, 16:30
Solar models and their uncertainties: the current state and the impact for PLATOGaël Buldgen5 May 2026, 16:30
Ultraviolet spectroscopy of metal-poor stars: new advances and new opportunitiesIan Roederer12 May 2026, 16:30
Early Galactic Disks and Their Connections to Present-Day GalaxiesOscar Agertz19 May 2026, 16:30
Stellar evolution & black hole coagulation in AGNs: an analogue of planet formationDouglas Lin26 May 2026, 16:30
Astrostatistical innovations to decode the history of our galaxyAarya Patil 2 Jun 2026, 16:30
NLTE effects in the atmospheres of ultra-hot JupitersLuca Fossati 9 Jun 2026, 16:30
Solving Inverse Problems in Astronomy with Invertible Neural NetworksVictor Ksoll16 Jun 2026, 16:30
From Cosmic Dawn to Present-Day: Galaxy Formation and Evolution Through Cosmic TimeRhea-Silvia Remus 23 Jun 2026, 16:30
Black holes and revelations: unseen companions in stellar binariesKareem El-Badry 30 Jun 2026, 16:30
Expediting Astronomical Discovery with AI Agents: Progress, Challenges, and Future DirectionsYuan-Sen Ting 7 Jul 2026, 16:30
The Interstellar VisitorsColin Snodgrass 14 Jul 2026, 16:30
Distant Quasars: The Observational Key to the Formation of Structure Across Scales Sarah Bosman21 Jul 2026, 16:30
Again! - but faster, better, and with more physics: ML-accelerated inference of galaxy properties in deep and wide surveys of the universeJoel Leja20 Oct 2026, 16:30
WST - The Wide Field Spectroscopic TelescopeRoland Bacon27 Oct 2026, 16:30
Decoding Galaxies & Star Formation Feedback with 100,000 Star Clusters: PHANGS-HST & JWST today, the future with HWOJanice Lee 3 Nov 2026, 16:30
Dusty common envelope interactions and luminous red novaeOrsola De Marco10 Nov 2026, 16:30
Cosmology and Supernovae through Cosmic LensesSherry Suyu 17 Nov 2026, 16:30
A view of the first galaxies through the intergalactic mediumLaura Keating 24 Nov 2026, 16:30
Resetting Cosmic Ray Propagation TheoryEllen Zweibel 1 Dec 2026, 16:30
New Insights into Cosmic Dawn from JWSTCharlotte Mason 8 Dec 2026, 16:30
Cosmic-ray feedback in the multiphase interstellar mediumLucia Armillotta 15 Dec 2026, 16:30
The nature of the first stars: data-driven constraints Stefania Salvadori12 Jan 2027, 16:30
When Particles Don't Random-Walk: Superdiffusion and the Largest Shocks in the UniverseMarcus Brüggen 19 Jan 2027, 16:30
Studying the atmospheres of exoplanets in multiple dimensionsPaul Mollière 26 Jan 2027, 16:30
Resolving the Multiphase, Multiscale UniverseMax Gronke2 Feb 2027, 16:30