ITC Colloquia 2019-2020

1. Mercedes Lopez-Morales (CfA)

1. The Path to Detecting Molecular Oxygen in Exoplanets

1. Emily Levesque (UW) (U Washington)

1. Red Supergiants: New Perspectives on Dying Stars

1. Valeri Makarov and Michael Efroimsky (US Naval Observatory)

1. Rotational States and Tidal Heating of Habitable Exoplanets

1. Louise Edwards (Cal Poly, SLO)

1. Clocking the formation of local Brightest Cluster Galaxies

1. Adi Nusser (Technion)

1. Probes of standard and non-standard cosmology

1. Rachel Somerville (Flatiron)

1. Think Globally Act Locally: overcoming the multiscale challenge of modeling galaxy formation

1. Ruth Angus (AMNH)

1. The ages of stars

1. Michela Mapelli ( INAF Padova)

1. Black hole demography in the era of gravitational-wave astronomy

1. Tom Millar (QUB)

1. Light in the Darkness: The Role of UV Photons in the Circumstellar Envelopes of AGB Stars

1. Yuri Levin (Flatiron)

1. Magnetic coupling between the crust and the core of neutron stars.

In Phillips!!!!!

1. Diederik Kruijssen (Heidelberg)

1. The physics driving the molecular cloud lifecycle during galaxy formation and evolution

In Phillips!!!!!!

1. Stella Offner (UT Austin)

1. Harnessing Machine Learning to Study Stellar Feedback

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1. Yacine Ali-Haïmoud (NYU)

1. Hunting for dark matter in the early Universe

1. Martin Lesourd (Black Hole Initiative, Harvard University)
2. Fabio Pacucci (CfA)

1. Mathematics of Black Holes
2. Searching for a Potentially Missing Population of Lensed z > 6 Quasars

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1. Mario Jurić ((U of Washington))

1. Minimoons to Planet X: Mapping Solar System Populations with ZTF and LSST

1. Amaya Moro-Martin (STScI)

1. Interstellar objects and their potential role in planet formation

1. Christoph Weniger ( (GRAPPA, U Amsterdam))

1. Uncovering Dark Matter with Compact Objects and Automatic Differentiation

1. Kim-Vy Tran (University of New South Wales)

1. ZFOURGE & MOSEL : Tracking Galaxy Growth at Cosmic Noon

1. Shy Genel (Flatiron Institute)

1. Angular Momentum on Galactic Scales: The Roles of Initial Conditions, Non-linear Evolution, and Randomness

1. Barbara Ercolano (University Observatory Muenchen)

1. The dispersal of planet forming discs and its role on the formation and evolution of planets

1. Ivan Cabrera-Ziri

1. Changing the paradigm of globular cluster formation

1. Hsin-Yu Chen (BHI)

1. Gravitational-wave observations from quarks to the Universe

1. Mohammad Safarzadeh (ITC)

1. Binary neutron stars and r-process enrichment: past, present, and the future

1. Sandro Tacchella (CfA)

1. Regulation of star formation and decoding the variability of star formation

1. Sownak Bose (ITC)

1. Small is Powerful: using small-scale structure for big-scale questions

1. Carl Rodriguez (ITC)

1. The Lives and Deaths of Star Clusters, and the Gravitational Waves They Make Along the Way