Colloquia Series
For more information on colloquia at the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing please contact Dr. Joel Pfeffer or Dr Shreejit Jadhav ()
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2026 Colloquia
Tuesday May 12, 10:30
Ashwathi Nair
(Swinburne)
Student Review: Ashwathi Nair DTR
Ashwathi Nair DTR
Tuesday May 5, 10:30
Arsen Levitskiy
()
Student Review: Ultra Diffuse Galaxies
MCR review
Thursday Apr 30, 10:30
Ummee Tania Ahmed
(Macquarie)
Colloquium: TBD
Tuesday Apr 28, 10:30
()
Student Review: Saurav Mishra MCR
Wednesday Apr 22, 10:30
Megha Sharma
(CAS)
Student Review: Megha Sharma's CoC
Tuesday Apr 21, 10:30
Kaustubh Rajesh Gupta
(Anais Moller)
Student Review: Confirmation of Candidature for Kaustubh Rajesh Gupta
Tuesday Apr 14, 10:30
Jasmine Anderson-Baldwin
(Swinburne)
Student Review: Jasmine MCR
Thursday Apr 2, 10:30
Matthew Baring
(Rice University)
Colloquium: TBD
TBD
Tuesday Mar 31, 10:30
Olivia Vidal Velázquez
()
Student Review: Olivia Vidal Velázquez MCR
Thursday Mar 26, 10:30
Tamal Mukherjee
(Macquarie)
Colloquium: TBD
TBD
Thursday Mar 12, 10:30
Ruby Wright
(University of Western Australia)
Colloquium: TBD
TBD
Thursday Mar 5, 10:30
Francesca Rizzo
(Kapteyn Institute)
Colloquium: TBD
TBD
Thursday Feb 26, 10:30
Bailey Martin
(ANU)
Colloquium: TBD
Tuesday Feb 24, 10:30
Amrita Banerjee
()
Student Review: MCR
https://swinburne.zoom.us/j/756407223?pwd=RHk2TEF2MFZJZDNhL1FwckxDUUpSZz09
Meeting ID: 756 407 223
Password: 059918
Meeting ID: 756 407 223
Password: 059918
Thursday Feb 19, 10:30
Jahang Prathap
()
Colloquium: TBD
Tuesday Feb 17, 10:30
Aryan Bansal
()
Student Review: MCR: Aryan Bansal
TBC
Thursday Feb 12, 10:30
Mark Cheung
()
Colloquium: Testing Plasma Physics with Multi-wavelength Observations & Radiative MHD Simulations of the Sun
The Sun is a natural laboratory for testing plasma physics theories and models of astrophysical systems. Using multi-wavelength (and sometimes multi-messenger) observations, we can observe plasma physics processes such as magnetic reconnection, waves and instabilities, magnetoconvection, plasma heating, particle acceleration, solar/stellar wind acceleration and much more. This talk will give a primer on how we use observations and radiative magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) simulations to study such physical processes, and implications for our understanding of other astrophysical objects.
Tuesday Feb 10, 10:30
Tyson Dial
(Swinburne University of Technology)
Student Review: Tyson Dial DTR
Tyson Dial DTR: "Searching for Fast Radio Bursts with ASKAP"
Tuesday Feb 10, 13:30
Rory Elliott
()
Student Review: Rory Elliott DTR
Thursday Feb 5, 10:30
Rodrigo Herrera-Camus
(Universidad de Concepcion)
Colloquium: Star-Forming Galaxies When the Universe Was ~1 Gyr Old: Insights from the CRISTAL Survey
The CRISTAL survey explores how typical galaxies formed and evolved when the Universe was only one billion years old. By combining high-resolution ALMA observations of gas and dust with JWST and HST imaging of stars and young stellar regions, CRISTAL provides one of the most detailed views to date of the internal structure of early star-forming galaxies (Herrera-Camus et al. 2025).
These galaxies display a wide range of morphologies –from rotating disks to interacting systems and clumpy star formation– and often show gas emission extending beyond the stellar light. The survey reveals how gas, dust, and stars are connected during the rapid growth phase of galaxies at high redshift. With JWST/NIRSpec, we are now tracing the ionized gas and young stellar populations, gaining a comprehensive view of how galaxies build up their mass and structure during the Universe’s first billion years.
These galaxies display a wide range of morphologies –from rotating disks to interacting systems and clumpy star formation– and often show gas emission extending beyond the stellar light. The survey reveals how gas, dust, and stars are connected during the rapid growth phase of galaxies at high redshift. With JWST/NIRSpec, we are now tracing the ionized gas and young stellar populations, gaining a comprehensive view of how galaxies build up their mass and structure during the Universe’s first billion years.
Tuesday Feb 3, 10:30
Marco Monaci
(Swinburne University of Technology)
Student Review: Marco Monaci's CoC
Marco will give his CoC talk.
Thursday Jan 29, 10:30
Prof. Yin-Zhe Ma
()
Colloquium: TBD
TBD
Tuesday Jan 27, 10:30
Ankita Mondal
(Swinburne)
Student Review: Ankita Mondal's MCR
Tuesday Jan 20, 10:30
Jay Smallwood
(Swinburne University of Technology)
Student Review: Jay Smallwood CoC
Jay Smallwood CoC: "Phased Array Feed Signal Processing"
Tuesday Jan 13, 14:30
()
Student Review: Tamsyn O'Beirne MCR
https://swinburne.zoom.us/j/82316663764?pwd=x2N8fSq0zYPIRYrroXoNQhab4CtiJy.1&jst=2
manual info:
Meeting ID: 823 1666 3764
Password: 003776
manual info:
Meeting ID: 823 1666 3764
Password: 003776