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Unless otherwise noted, seminars take place on Wednesdays at 15:00 in FB051. The Seminar Coordinators for 2009-2010 are Chris Brook and Mike Marsh. Additional astrophysical seminars within 2 hours of UCLan are held at Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Keele, and Sheffield.


Summer Semester 2010

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
16 June 15:00 FB051  
9 June 15:00 FB051  
2 June 15:00 FB051  
26 May 15:00 FB051  
19 May 15:00 FB051  
12 May 15:00 FB051  
5 May 15:00 FB051  

 


Winter Semester 2010

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
28 Apr 15:00 FB051 Erwin Verwichte University of Warwick Transverse Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Corona 
21 Apr 15:00 FB051 Giuseppina Battaglia European Southern Observatory  
14 Apr 15:00 FB051 No seminar NAM2010  
7 Apr 15:00 FB051 Gunnar Hornig University of Dundee Turbulent Reconnection in Astrophysical Plasmas  
31 Mar 15:00 FB051 tba tba tba 
24 Mar 15:00 FB051 Don Kurtz UCLan Blast!
18 Mar 12:00 MB39 Simon Murphy Manchester Planetary Habitable Zones and SETI
16 Mar 15:00 FB051 Adrianne Slyz Oxford Simulating High-Redshift Galaxies
10 Mar 15:00 FB051 Iain Steele Liverpool John Moores Science with the Liverpool Telescope
3 Mar 15:00 Le006 Daniel Holdsworth, Kelly Hambleton and Claire Wilde UCLan SALT, Stars and South Africa
24 Feb 15:00 FB051 Kristen Coppin Durham Probing the Evolutionary Sequence of the Formation of Massive Galaxies: Testing the Link Between Submillimetre Galaxies and QSOs
17 Feb 15:00 FB051 Mark Rushton UCLan The Tenth Outburst of the Recurrent Nova U Scorpii
10 Feb 14:00 Le111 Martin Stringer Durham Physical Constraints on the Central Mass and Baryon Content of Satellite Galaxies
9 Feb 15:00 H307 Robert Walsh UCLan SDO talk. Launch on Wed

 

Autumn Semester 2009

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
17 Dec (Thurs) 14:00 FB051 Mike Bode Liverpool John Moores European Plans for Astronomy over the next Twenty Years
14-18 Dec JHI Undergraduate Research School 
2 Dec 15:00 FB051 Geraint Jones Mullard Space Science Laboratory The Diverse Plasma Interactions of Saturn's Icy Moons
26 Nov 15:00 FB051 Andre Milone Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, Brazil Stellar Populations of Early-type Galaxies
18 Nov 15:00 FB051 Martin Bureau Oxford  tbc
4 Nov 15:00 FB051 Nicolas Peretto Manchester Infrared Dark Clouds and Star Formation
28 Oct 15:00 FB051 Steven Bamford Nottingham The Galaxy Zoo
21 Oct 15:00 FB051 Dr. Lucie Green Mullard Space Science Laboratory What Can Soft X-ray Sigmoids Tell us about Flux Rope Formation and Associated Eruptions?
14 Oct 15:00 FB051 Dr. Anne Sansom UCLan Stellar Populations and Binary Stars
7 Oct 15:00 FB051 Nate Bastion Cambridge Using stellar clusters to trace the star-formation history of galaxies: problems and solutions
30 Sept 15:00 FB051 Elias Brinks Hertfordshire  
23 Sept 15:00 FB051 Roger Wesson UCL Chemical abundances in Ionised nebulae

 

Summer Semester 2009

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
19 June 14:15 FB051 Dr. Craig B. Agnor Queen Mary, University of London Giant Impacts and Planetary Evolution
11 June 15:00 FB051 Dr. Yohan Dubois Oxford University Cosmological Magnetic Fields: What do we Learn from Numerical Simulations?
27 May 15:00 FB051 Dr. Eva Noyola Max-Planck-Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, Garching IMBHs in Star Clusters, Are They There?
22 May 10:30 LE109 Dr. Dmitrij Semionov Uni. of Tuebingen Galactic dust and stellar wind - a close and personal experience with radiative transfer
22 May 10:00 LE109 Mr. Andrew Schurer SISSA, Trieste Modelling the effects of dust evolution on the SEDs of galaxies of different morphological type
15 May 10:00 LE109 Dr. Jacopo Fritz INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova The AGN Unified Scheme seen from the dusty perspective
1 May 15:00 LE002 Dr. Georgina Wilkins Uclan Colloidal rod suspensions: Why are they interesting and what can we learn from them?

 

Winter Semester 2009

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
20-23 April University of Hertfordshire European Week of Astronomy and Space Science
23 April (Thurs) 15:00 FB051 Dr. Romain Teyssier University of Zurich Recent Advances in Galaxy Formation Simulations
1 Apr 15:00 FB051 Dr. Neus Agueda University of Helsinki Solar Sources of Heliospheric Near-Relativistic Electrons: Insights from Monte Carlo Simulations
27 Mar 16:00 LE03 Prof. Toshihiro Kawakatsu Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan Designing Decentralized Control of Modular Robots
25 Mar 15:00 FB051 Dr. Danielle Bewsher Rutherford Appleton Laboratory The Relationship Between EUV Dimming and Coronal Mass Ejections
20 Mar 11:50 MB39 Dr. Francesco Calura Trieste Observatory Metals and Dust at Low- and High-Redshift
20 Mar 11:25 MB39 Dr. Greg Stinson McMaster University Stellar Feedback in SPH Simulations
20 Mar 11:00 MB39 Dr. Darren Reed Los Alamos National Laboratory Uncloaking the Dark Universe with Halos and Galaxies in Cosmological Simulations
20 Mar 10:20 MB39 Dr. Justin Read Zurich University A Dark Matter Disc in the Milky Way
20 Mar 09:55 MB39 Dr. Andreea Font Durham University Galactic Archaeology: Unraveling Galaxy Formation using Chemical Abundances
20 Mar 09:00 MB39 Dr. Chiaki Kobayashi Australian National University Chemodynamical Simulations of Galaxies
18 Mar 15:00 FB051 Dr. Bernhard Schulz California Institute of Technology Observing with Herschel
11 Mar 15:00 FB051 Dr. Jim Wild Lancaster University Magnetospheric Substorms: Arguable Triggers, Aurorae and Unwanted Amperes
19 Feb 16:00 Le110 Dr. Anil Seth Harvard University Nuclear Star Clusters: Formation and Relation to Black Holes
17 Feb 15:00 FB051 Dr. Laura Sales University of Groningen The mass and angular momentum content of simulated galaxies at z=2: can we explain recent SINS observations?
5 Feb 14:00 FB051 Prof. Max Pettini University of Cambridge The First Stars: Clues from QSO Absorption Lines
4 Feb 15:00 FB051 Dr. Duncan Mackay University of St. Andrews A New Global Magnetic Field Model for the Solar Corona
21 Jan 15:00 FB051 Dr. Jorge Penarrubia University of Cambridge Local group dwarf galaxies in the Lambda-CDM paradigm
14 Jan 15:00 FB051 Dr. Lindsay King University of Cambridge Measuring Dark Matter and Dark Energy with Gravitational Lensing
9 Jan 13:00 Le006 Rory Smith Cardiff University Ram Pressure and Tidal Effects on Virgo Cluster Dwarf Galaxies
9 Jan 10:00 Le006 Cesario Almeida Durham University The Dusty Universe
8 Jan 16:00 Le006 Mark Rushton Keele University Luminous Red Novae
8 Jan 13:00 Le006 James Cresswell University of Portsmouth Galaxy Clustering Bias and Luminosity Functions
8 Jan 10:00 Le006 Paul Westoby Liverpool John Moores Triggering and Fuelling of Active Galactic Nuclei

 

Autumn Semester 2008

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
18 Dec 14:00 FB051 Prof. Gerry Gilmore Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge The big Questions, and what we are building for you to answer them
19 Nov 15:00 FB051 Fernando Buitrago Alonso University of Nottingham Size Evolution of the Most Massive Galaxies at redshifts between 1.7 and 3 and the GOODS NICMOS Survey
5 Nov 15:00 FB051 Prof. Simon Driver St Andrew's University Galaxy And Mass Assembly (GAMA)
29 Oct 15:00 FB051 Dr. Claudia Maraston University of Portsmouth Stellar Population Models
15 Oct 15:00 FB051 Prof. Guy Worthey Washington State University Element by Element Abundances from Integrated Light

 

Summer Semester 2008

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
7 Aug 13:00 Le111 Gerry Williger University of Louisville Galaxies in the Clowes-Campusano Large Quasar Group
12 June 15:00 Le111 Larisza Krista Trinity College Dublin Automated Detection of Coronal Holes
2 June 15:00 Le111 Dr Matthew Graham CalTech, California The Semantics of the Wondrous
29 May 16:00 Le111 Dr Chris Davies Rutherford Appleton Laboratory New Satellite mission: STEREO
23 May 15:00 Le111 Dr Marc D. Freitag University of Cambridge, IoA Stars and Massive Black Holes
22 May 16:00 Le111 Dr Scott Chapman University of Cambridge, IoA The hotter side of high-z ultra-luminous galaxies
21 May 13:00 Le111 Dr. Christopher Flynn Tuorla Observatory, Finland Mass and light in the Milky Way
8 May 16:00 Le111 Dr. Andreea Font University of Durham The Colours of Satellite Galaxies in Groups and Clusters
1 May 16:00 CM234 Urmila Mitra Kraev Sheffield University Solar oscillations using SOT data

 

Winter Semester 2008

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
30 Apr 14:30 Le303 Prof Trevor Ponman University of Birmingham Groups, feedback and galaxy evolution
24 Apr 15:15 Le109 Prof. Alan Watson School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Leeds Is the search for the origin of the highest energy cosmic rays over?
17 April 15:15 Le109 Dr Eric Tittley Institute for Astronomy, Royal Observatory of Edinburgh Reionisation: Would you like your IGM rare, medium, or well done?
10 Apr 16:00 CM234 Dr Eduard Kontar Glasgow University Compton mirror as a probe of pitch angle distributions of solar flare electrons
26 Mar 13:00 Le002 Ms Liliana Hernandez UNAM, Mexico Photoionized Regions in NGC6822
20 Mar 14:15 Le303 Ms Caroline Alexander Mullard Space Science Laboratory PhD talk
18 Mar 14:30 Le006 Mr Alex Merson Durham University PhD Talk
13 Mar 15:15 Le110 Dr Rob Proctor Swinburne University, Australia Keck SPectrsocopy of Globular Clusters
6 Mar 16:15 Le110 Dr Yu Xin University of Sheffield Blue Stragglers and their Contribution to Simple Stellar Populations
28 Feb 14:30 MB38 Mr Gareth Few University of Nottingham PhD Talk
27 Feb 13:00 Le111 Dr Alexander Knebe Astrophysikalisches Institut Potsdam (AIP) Near-Field Cosmology, a theoretician's point of view
21 Feb 16:00 CM234 Dr Rhona Maclean St Andrew's University Magnetic Structure of a Coronal Bright Point
7 Feb 16:00 CM234 Rob Beswick University of Manchester Very Weak Radio Sources in the GOODS-North Field
24 Jan 16:00 CM234 Raphael Hirschi Keele University Massive Stars in the Early Universe
17 Jan 13:00 DA247 Rob Allan Daresbury Labs High Performance Computing and Grid Technologies
16 Jan 13:00 Le111 Torgny Karlsson Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics (NORDITA), Stockholm Unearthing Stellar Dawn: The Search for the Chemical Remains of the First Stars
10 Jan 16:00 Le111 Dr Russell J. Smith Durham University Spectroscopy of dwarf galaxies in Coma

 

Autumn Semester 2007

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
18 Dec 12:00 Le111 Dr Scott Trager University of Groningen Is Downsizing Universal? Stellar Populations in the Coma Cluster
13 Dec 16:00 Le111 Dr Russell Smith Durham University (Postponed) Dwarf galaxies in the Coma clusters
6 Dec 16:00 Le111 Dr Scott Kay University of Manchester The Evolution of Galaxy Clusters in Cosmological Simulations
22 Nov 16:00 Le111 Dr Michele Cappellari University of Oxford The Future of Supermassive Black Hole Research
1 Nov 16:00 Le111 Dr Durgesh Tripathi University of Cambridge Observations of Bifurcating Flux Ropes during CME Eruptions
25 Oct 16:00 Le111 Dr Richard J. Tuffs Max Planck Institut fur Kernphysik SPICA: Space Infrared Telescope for Cosmology and Astrophysics
11 Oct 16:00 Le111 Dr Vivienne Wild Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics Linking black hole growth and recent star formation history in the local Universe
27 Sep 16:00 Le002 Dr Antonio Pipino University of Oxford Elliptical Galaxies: The Abundance Pattern in Stars, Gas, and Dust
13 Sep 16:00 Le111 Dr Steven Diehl Los Alamos National Laboratory The Hot Gas in Normal Elliptical Galaxies: Evidence for AGN-Feedback
           

 

Summer Semester 2007

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
27 Jul 15:00 HB304 Dr Tom Broadhurst Tel-Aviv University, Israel Lensing, Dark Matter and Dust
25 Jul 16:00 HB113 Dr J. Jesus Gonzalez IA-UNAM, Mexico Induced Nuclear Activity in Isolated Galaxy Pairs
11 Jul 16:00 CM234 Dr Rob Izzard Utrecht Solving the Century-Old R-Star Mystery
4 Jul 15:00 DA247 Mr Markus Hartmann Gottingen Analysis of Star Cluster Population with Broadband and Halpha Observations
3 Jul 13:00 HB113 Dr Gerard Williger University of Louisville Quasars and Galaxies in a Large Quasar Group
29 Jun 15:00 CM234 Dr Zeljko Ivezic University of Washington Look What SDSS Did for Milky Way Studies and Just Imagine What LSST Will Do
13 Jun 16:00 CM234 Dr Brian O'Shea Los Alamos Population III Stars and the Formation of the First Protogalaxies
07 Jun 16:00 CM234 Prof Albert Zijlstra University of Manchester Stars: The End
           

 

Winter Semester 2007

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
29 May 16:00 MB38 Dr Swetlana Hubrig ESO Magnetic Fields in Massive Stars
24 May 16:00 MB41 Dr Falk Herwig Keele University Late Phases of Stellar Evolution: Element Production, Stellar Hydrodynamics and the Progenitors of SN Ia
17 May 16:00 CM234 Dr Peter Cargill Imperial College Why the Coronal Heating Problem is so Difficult to Solve
04 May 15:00 MB41 Dr Stefan Harfst Rochester Inst. Tech. Modeling Galaxies with a Multi-phase ISM
03 May 16:00 CM234 Dr Tony Arber University of Warwick Emergence of Magnetic Flux into the Solar Corona
02 May 13:00 MB38 Dr Carole Mundell Liverpool John Moores Gamma-Ray Bursts!
12 Apr 16:00 CM234 Dr William Newton University of Oxford Complex Microscopic Structure in Neutron Stars and Supernovae
08 Mar 16:00 CM234 Dr Chris Conselice University of Nottingham The Active Evolution of Massive Galaxies at z < 1.4
06 Mar 16:00 MB38 Rodrigo Ibata Strasbourg Observatory Dissecting the Local Group of Galaxies: Cosmology in the Nearest Field
22 Feb 16:00 CM234 Dr Lyndsay Fletcher University of Glasgow Solar Flares: Progress and Problems
22 Feb 10:30 Ha158 Dr Leo Michel-Dansac UNAM, Mexico Chemodynamical Models of Barred Galaxies
08 Feb 11:00 Le7 Prof Mike Bode Liverpool John Moores The 2006 Outburst of the Recurrent Nova RS Ophiuchi
25 Jan 16:00 CM234 Dr Uta Fritze-von Alvensleben University of Hertfordshire Combining the Chemical and Spectral Evolution of Galaxies: The GALEV Models
           

 

Autumn Semester 2006

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
07 Dec 16:00 CM234 Dr Steve Tobias University of Leeds The Solar Tachocline: Angular Momentum Transport in Beta-Plane MHD
27 Nov 16:00 CM234 Dr Elizabeth Griffin NRC-HIA-DAO Updating the Earth's Ozone by Going Backwards in Astronomy
23 Nov 16:00 CM234 Dr Dolf Michielsen University of Nottingham The Formation and Evolution of Dwarf Elliptical Galaxies
22 Nov 16:00 CM234 Dr Herman Hensberge Royal Obs. Belgium Disentangling the Component Spectra of Binaries and Triple Systems
09 Nov 16:00 CM234 Dr Genevieve Parmentier University of Cambridge Cluster Initial Mass Functions and Field Star Populations: The Impact of Residual Star Forming Gas Removal
02 Nov 16:00 CM234 Dr Philippa Browning University of Manchester Magnetic Reconnection and Energy Release in the Solar Corona
24 Oct 16:00 CM234 Dr Daisuke Kawata Carnegie Observatories Multi-Wavelength Studies of the Galaxy Formation with GCD+
19 Oct 16:00 CM234 Dr Jacco van Loon Keele University Red (Super)giants and their Galactic Ecology
05 Oct 16:00 CM234 Dr Dean McLaughlin University of Leicester The Globular Cluster Luminosity Function
28 Sept 16:00 CM234 Dr Ignacio Trujillo University of Nottingham Detection of the Effect of Cosmological Large-scale Structure on the Orientation of Galaxies
11 Sept 16:00 DB337 Dr Jack Ireland NASA GSFC Wavelet Analysis of Active Region Magnetic Structure
11 Sept 15:30 DB337 Dr Alex Young NASA GSFC Using Curvelets for Solar Image Processing
       

 

Summer Semester 2006

Date Time Room Speaker Home Institute Title
09 Aug 16:00 MB39 Dr Chris Fluke Swinburne University, Australia Future Directions in Astronomy Visualisation
19 July 16:00 MB41 Dr Dawn Erb Harvard University, USA Mass, Metallicity, Kinematics and Star Formation in Galaxies at z=2
18 July 16:00 MB38 Dr Chris Brook Laval University, Canada The Formation of Disk Galaxies
21 Jun 11:00 MB221 Dr Rob Proctor Swinburne University, Australia 6dFGS, 2MASS and SuperCOSMOS: Towards a Consistent Picture of Stellar Populations in Local Galaxies
25 May 16:00 MB39 Dr Leticia Carigi UNAM, Mexico Evolution of Dwarf Irregular Galaxies
24 May 16:00 MB38 Dr Rob Izzard University of Utrecht, Netherlands Stellar Population Synthesis
23 May 16:00 MB38 Dr Carolina Odman Sterrewacht Leiden, Netherlands Universe Awareness
03 May 13:00 MB38 Prof Conny Aerts University of Leuven, Belgium Recent Highlights in Asteroseismology: A Biased Selection
       

 

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