Astrophysics Colloquium

KIPAC hosts the Stanford Astrophysics Colloquium every Thursday during the academic quarters, beginning at 11am.

Upcoming Colloquia

Our Lonely Sun: How Multiple Star Systems Form (or don’t)

Stella Offner (UT Austin) In Person and zoom https://stanford.zoom.us/j/423773826

Campus, PAB 102/103

Astrophysics Colloquium

Peter Behroozi (University of Arizona) In Person and zoom https://stanford.zoom.us/j/423773826

Campus, PAB 102/103

Past Colloquia

Searching for Earth-like exoplanets among stellar noise: advancing EPRV instrument capabilities

Jonathan Crass (University of Notre Dame) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

Elves, Dwarfs, and (mini) Monsters

Jenny Greene (Princeton) In Person and zoom https://stanford.zoom.us/j/423773826

Campus, PAB 102/103

The Milky Way's Dynamic Atmosphere

Jess Werk (University of Washington) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

The Growth of Supermassive Black Holes in the Early Universe

Anna-Christina Eilers (MIT) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

In Search of Cosmic-Ray Antinuclei from Dark Matter with the GAPS Experiment

Kerstin Perez (Columbia University) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

Transforming our understanding of galaxy formation with the power of JWST and ALMA

Wren Suess (Stanford - Santa Cruz Cosmology Fellow) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

Multi-messenger observations of cosmic collisions, relativistic blasts, and their remnants

Alessandra Corsi (Texas Tech) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

Dark Matter, First Light

Katie Mack (Perimeter Institute) In Person and zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

First image of the black hole shadow in the Galactic Center

Maciek Wielgus (Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy) via zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103

Supernovae and the cosmic expansion rate: breakthroughs and challenges

Ariel Goobar (Stockholm University) via zoom

Campus, PAB 102/103