KIPAC Tea Talk
We meet twice weekly at 10:40 am for "KIPAC tea" (on Campus on Tuesdays, and at SLAC on Fridays, with zoom attendance enabled in both venues) to discuss recent hot papers and other news items, and to hear a short talk. We intend KIPAC tea talks to raise awareness of each other's activities, and provide a stage for the presentation of interesting new results, an upcoming conference paper, or a particular problem that would best be tackled with help from other KIPAC members. By keeping the atmosphere friendly and informal, these talks hopefully help to improve communication across the institute. The carrot is finding out what others are up to (and hopefully being entertained in the process). The stick is that everyone is expected to contribute at some point.
- Tea menu
- More information about tea talks
- Suggest a paper you could discuss or have someone else discuss
- We invite scientists from any institution and any career stage to present at KIPAC Tea. You may request a tea talk.
- KIPAC members are strongly encouraged to volunteer to give a KIPAC Tea talk by emailing tealeaks@kipac.stanford.edu
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KIPAC Tea Talk: Seeing the Invisible -- X-ray, Optical, and Infrared Variability as Probes of Accretion and Jet Physics in Low Luminosity AGNs / Constraining Inflation with the CMB: From Cosmological Colliders to Open Quantum Systems
Nicole Ford (McGill University) / Petar Suman (DAMTP, University of Cambridge)Campus, PAB 102/103-Campus, PAB 102/103 -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Uncovering the Ultrahigh Energy Universe with PUEO / No Cluster Left Behind: Multiwavelength Cluster Analysis with All the Data
Rachel Scrandis (University of Chicago) / Conghao Zhou (UC Santa Cruz)SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm.-SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Constraining the Galaxy-Halo Connection in Low-Mass Galaxies with Large Surveys
Yifei Luo (Lawrence Berkeley Nation Laboratory) / Sthabile Kolwa (University of South Africa)Campus, PAB 102/103-Campus, PAB 102/103 -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Mujica: Reconstruct Cosmological Initial Conditions from Incomplete Galaxy Surveys with Statistically Regularized Optimization / Intrinsic alignments in the FLAMINGO simulations and consequences for weak lensing
Chenze Dong (Kavli IPMU) / Aniruddh Herle (Leiden Observatory)SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm.-SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Electromagnetic Precursors to Binary Neutron Star Mergers
Jasmine Parsons (Princeton University)Campus, PAB 102/103-Campus, PAB 102/103 -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Uncovering Collisionally Ionized, Relativistic, and BAL-like Outflows in MCG-6-30-15 with Chandra HETG, XRISM, and Bayesian Framework / Turning a Dark Matter Detector into a Neutrino Observatory: Latest Results from XENONnT
Erika Hoffman (University of Maryland) / Dacheng Xu (Columbia University)SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm.-SLAC, Kavli 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. -
KIPAC Tea Talk: Supermassive black hole merger predictions for pulsar timing arrays from cosmological simulations / Vis Lab Grand Re-Opening
Stephanie Buttigieg (University of Cambridge), Josh Shiode (KIPAC Managing Director)Campus, PAB 102/103-Campus, PAB 102/103